Is the decline of the heyday of the Shang Dynasty really related to the "tyrant" Jun King, or has it long been doomed? The Shang Dynasty has a history of about 550 years from the establishment of Shang Tang to the demise of the Shang Dynasty. History of the Shang Dynasty

The Decline of the Flourishing Shang Dynasty | Is it really related to the "tyrant" king, or has it long been doomed?

The Shang Dynasty has a history of about 550 years from the establishment of Shang Tang to the demise of the Shang Dynasty. The history of the Shang Dynasty is divided into three stages: early Shang, early Shang and late Shang. In the early days of the Shang Dynasty, Shang Tang's son Taijia was exiled by Yi Yin to the Tong Palace for reflection because he was too cruel. Shang Tang's grandson Taijia regained his status as a promising monarch after reflecting in the Tonggong Palace. After another grandson of Shang Tang, Zi Xuan, succeeded to the throne, the Shang Dynasty flourished again. However, after Zixuan's death, the Shang Dynasty fell into civil strife, the princes did not submit, the nobles killed each other, and the country declined again. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, the Shang Dynasty faced the rise of the Yi tribe in the southeast, and after Wu Ding succeeded to the throne, he actively took measures to successfully repel the attack of the Yi tribe and conquered the countries of Lanyi and Ban Fang, making the country prosperous again and entering the late Shang period.