Zhou Dynasty HD3

Feudal hierarchies and the Hundred Schools of Thought

100%
HE15 (1042 BC ~ 1036 BC)

Duke of Zhou Codifying Rites

Creating the foundational sociopolitical network of ancient China.

HE16 (1042 BC ~ 1039 BC)

Rebellion of the Three Guards

The crucial war that consolidated the newly founded Zhou dynasty and feudalism.

HE17 (841 BC)

Guoren Rebellion and Gonghe Regency

The starting point of precise historical dating in China.

HE18 (771 BC)

Beacon Fire Deception

The tragic end of the unified Western Zhou era.

HE19 (770 BC)

King Ping's Eastward Migration

The decline of royal authority and the beginning of multi-state competition.

HE20 (651 BC)

Hegemony of Duke Huan of Qi

The dawn of Spring and Autumn multi-polar coalitions.

HE21 (500 BC ~ 250 BC)

Hundred Schools Contention

The axial-age plural flourishing of Chinese thought unmatched before or since.

HE22 (497 BC ~ 484 BC)

Confucius Traveling the States

The spiritual pilgrimage of the Great Sage of East Asia.

HE23 (473 BC)

Goujian Conquering Wu

The Spring and Autumn epic of vengeance through endurance.

HE24 (356 BC ~ 350 BC)

Shang Yang's Legalist Reforms

Standardizing national mobilization that paved the path to empire.

HE25 (278 BC)

Qu Yuan's Sacrifice

The eternal source of Chinese romantic poetry and patriotic loyalty.

HE26 (260 BC)

Battle of Changping

The most decisive, catastrophic battle that paved the way for Qin's unification.