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The fourth monarch, Ji Huqi.
In 682 BC, Ji Huqi, the king of Zhouli, was the eldest son of Ji Tuo, the king of Zhouzhuang, and became the fourth monarch of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. The young monarch was only 18 years old when he ascended the throne and had a legacy of the reigns of King Wen of Zhou and King Wu of Zhou. During his reign, however, he made significant changes to the Zhou dynasty's system.
The reigning style of Ji Huqi of Zhou Li was hedonistic, and he made richly colored clothes and built tall and extravagant palaces. He admired magnificence and paid attention to pleasure, so he was revered as the "King of Li". However, this hedonistic style of domination also made his reign leave a mixed evaluation in history.
On the political front, Zhou Li Wang Ji Hu Qi recognized the supremacy of Qi Huan Gong and showed respect for the hegemony established by Qi Huan Gong. This decision led to a major change in the political situation in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and marked the beginning of a gradual decline in the dominance of the Zhou Dynasty.
In terms of culture, the reign of Ji Huqi, the king of Zhouli, was also an important period in the development of Eastern Zhou culture. During his reign, he vigorously advocated culture and art, which led to the great development of the cultural undertakings of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.
However, the reign of Ji Huqi, the king of Zhou, also faced many challenges, and his hedonistic ruling style gradually led to the gradual decline of the national power of the Eastern Zhou, and also made the dominance of the Eastern Zhou gradually begin to be challenged.
In general, although the ruling style of Ji Huqi of Zhou Li was hedonistic, he made significant changes to the political system of the Zhou dynasty during his reign and also made great contributions to the cultural cause of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Although his reign was fraught with controversy, it also left a deep mark on the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.