Ji Xi (401 BC – 369 BC) was the twenty-second monarch of Eastern Zhou, the son of Ji Jiao the Prince of Zhou'an. Reigned: Reigned from 376 BC to 369 BC, also known as King Yilie of Zhou.
King An of Zhou 26 (376 BC)
The three kingdoms of Han, Zhao, and Wei divided up the only land in the Jin Dynasty and deposed the Duke of Jing as a Shuren. He also moved the Duke of Jin Jing and the Duke of Jin to Tunliu, and the Jin state was completely destroyed. Marquis Jinghou of Zhao again attacked Zhongshan and fought against the State of Zhongshan at the Zhongren (Tang County). Prince Yue killed his Yue King, who reigned for 36 years. King Jiao of Zhou died and reigned for 26 years, and was succeeded by his son Ji Xi as King Lie of Zhou.
First year of King Lie of Zhou (375 BC)
The State of Wei fought against Chu and fought at Yuguan, and Korea took the opportunity to destroy Zheng. Korea's territory was greatly expanded, and the capital was moved to Zheng (新郑, Indynes, Henan). Marquis Jinghou of Zhao died and reigned for 12 years, and his sons succeeded to the throne as Marquis Cheng. Zhao Gongzisheng was not satisfied with this, so in the year when Chenghou took the throne, he rebelled in the Zhao state and openly fought with Chenghou. Qin Xiangong promulgated the "Xiangwu for Household Registration" and incorporated individual small peasants into the state household registration according to the establishment of five families, which strengthened the feudal state's control over the working people and also strengthened the feudal state's book registration system. The Vietnamese killed the prince and blamed him, and the country fell into civil strife. The Yue people in Wudi embraced the wrong branch as king.
The second year of King Lie of Zhou (374 BC)
Han Shanjian killed Han Aihou, who reigned for 2 years. His son Han Yi (gong) Hou Ruoshanli .jpg Qi Tian killed Hou Tan at noon to establish himself as the Duke of Tian Qi Huan. Hou Tan reigned for 9 years. Han and Qi Xinjun both changed their names this year. Qin set up a county in Liyang, because Liyang was located at the crossroads of military contention, and the setting of Liyang County was of special significance to the reform of the Qin state. The Yue Guo Dafu Temple district quelled the civil unrest and supported Wu Yu as the king of Yue.
Three Years of King Lie of Zhou (373 BC)
Duke Yan Jian defeated Qi's division at Lin Ying. Duke Wei of Wei died and reigned for 42 years, and his son Wei Xun succeeded him as Duke Wei Sheng.
Gongtian of Song Xiu died and reigned for 23 years, and zibing succeeded him as the Duke of Song. The Duke of Lu launched an attack on the State of Qi, all the way to Yangguan in the State of Qi. Marquis Wu of Wei launched an attack on the State of Qi, all the way to Boling in the State of Qi. Duke Jian of Yan died and reigned for 45 years, and Duke Huan of Yan took the throne.
The Fourth Year of King Lie of Zhou (372 BC)
The State of Zhao continued to expand outwards, and in the same year it launched a large-scale attack on the State of Wei, capturing the countryside of the State of Wei in one fell swoop for seventy-three years, and the power of the State of Zhao in the Central Plains increased sharply, and the power of the State of Wei was further weakened. The State of Wei fought with the State of Zhao at Northern Lin and defeated the State of Zhao's army. The State of Wei launched an attack on the State of Qi and captured its Xue Ling.
5th year of King Lie of Zhou (371 BC)
The State of Wei captured Luyang in the State of Chu, and from then on the State of Wei occupied a large area of land south of the Yellow River. The State of Qin fought with the State of Zhao at Gao'an, and the State of Zhao defeated the State of Qin.
The Sixth Year of King Lie of Zhou (370 BC)
Xiong Zang, the king of Chusu, died and reigned for 11 years, king of Chusu was childless, and his brother Xiong Liangfu succeeded him as King Xuan of Chu. Duke Pei of Song died and reigned for 3 years, and was succeeded by his son. Marquis Wu of Wei died, and Gongzi Slow and Gongzi Huan competed for the throne, and there was great domestic turmoil. Zhao and Han took the opportunity to interfere in Wei's internal affairs. The State of Zhao attempted to kill Gongzi Miao and cut off the land of Wei, while the Koreans attempted to divide "Wei into two" and weaken the Power of the State of Wei. Due to the disagreement between Zhao and South Korea, South Korea withdrew. Gongzi Miao took the opportunity to defeat the armies of the State of Zhao and Gongzi Huan, and succeeded him as the monarch of the state, for the King of Wei.
King Qi Wei went to Luoyang to meet Ji Xi, the King of Zhou Lie. At this time, the Zhou Dynasty was already weak and weak, and after the monarchs of the various feudal states had long forgotten about meeting the King of Zhou, Tian Yinqi suddenly made this move, which greatly surprised the feudal states. Marquis Chenghou of Zhao launched an attack on the State of Qi and conquered the city of Zhen in the State of Qi. The Wei army fought with the Zhao army in Huaihuai, and the Zhao army was defeated. King Qi Wei rewarded JiMo Dafu with outstanding political achievements, cooked and killed the fraudulent Ah Yi Dafu, and the officials who usually said good things for him.
Seven Years of King Lie of Zhou (369 BC)
Ji Xi, the King of Zhou Lie, died and reigned for 8 years, and his brother Ji Bian succeeded him as King Xian of Zhou. Han and Zhao moved to The Jin Dynasty, and the Jin Dynasty was passed down to this end. Han and Zhao jointly launched an attack on the State of Wei and seized its land of Kui. Since the restoration of Zhongshan, the Three Jins have continuously launched wars of aggression against Zhongshan, and in order to strengthen their own defense capabilities, Zhongshan began to build the Great Wall.
At that time, the Zhou royal family was already very weak, and all the kingdoms did not come to worship, only the king of Qiwei came to worship, so the whole world called the king of Qiwei Xiande. During the reign of King Lie of Zhou, it was the later period of the reign of Duke Xiangong of Qin. Qin Xiangong abolished the barbaric system of martyrdom and moved the capital from Yong to Oak Yang in the east, so as to facilitate the development and acceptance of advanced cultural influences to the east, get rid of the influence of the old aristocratic forces, and rectify internal affairs and strengthen the royal power. He also cleared up his household registration, straightened out the army, paid attention to the development of the economy, and improved the country's situation, thus preparing the conditions for the future Shang Martingale Transformation Law during the time of Qin Xiaogong.