Spring and Autumn Warring States, which is a war-torn era, there are roughly five views on how to divide the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period:
The first is based on the year 481 BC as the dividing point, citing the year of the sealing of the book "Spring and Autumn" in this year.
The second is based on the death of Confucius, the "Most Holy Prophet", in 479 BC.
The third is to take 476 BC as the dividing point, because historians in modern times have decided that before that, according to history, it was a slave society, and after this, the world entered a feudal society.
The fourth is based on 453 BC, because in this year, the three families of Zhao, Wei and Han joined forces to destroy the Zhi clan and began to divide the Jin state, representing the complete destruction of Zhou Li.
The fifth is that in 403 BC, King Weilie of Zhou was forced by the situation to divide Wei Si, Han Qian, and Zhao Yuan as the dividing points of the princes.
However, no matter how it is divided, the symbol of the formation of the seven xiongs is the occurrence of the two things of "three families divided into Jin" and "Tian Shi Daiqi".
So, after the "Three Houses Divided Into Jin" and "Tian Dynasty Qi", where did the kings of the Jin State and the State of Qi (Jiang Qi) go?
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Jin
In 636 BC, Duke Wen of Jin ended his nineteen-year exile and regained the throne of the Jin State with the help of Duke Mu of Qin, and was about to show his fists, but found that after the massacre of the Huan zhuang clan during the Jin Dynasty and the later "Li Ji Rebellion", the strength of the Jin State clan was greatly damaged, and it could not even shoulder the responsibility of auxiliary government.
Under such circumstances, The Duke Wen of Jin "set up six secretaries in the three armies" and creatively proposed the "six secretaries system", that is, replacing the gong clan with the Qing clan and assisting the Jin jun in governing from generation to generation. Under the influence of this system, the Jin state has been able to maintain a relatively strong national strength in the following hundred years, ranking among the powerful countries in the Central Plains. However, this also brought endless troubles to the Jin state - that is, while defending the Jin state, the Qing clan has always been encroaching on the power of the Jin monarch.
Around the fifth century BC, the Zhongxing and Fan clans, one of the "Six Qings", launched a rebellion, and Zhao, Wei, Han, and the Zhi clan, who was in charge of state affairs, jointly sent troops to suppress the rebellion of the two Qing clans. With the defeat of the Zhonghang and Fan clans, the contradictions between the Zhao, Wei, Han, and Zhi clans were on the verge of erupting, and the three families of Zhao, Wei, and Han joined forces to eliminate the Zhi clan in 453 BC.
Upon hearing the news, Jin Chugong was furious and borrowed troops from Qi and Lu to attack the Zhao, Wei, and Han families, but was defeated by the three families, and Jin Chugong was forced to flee and died on the road to exile.
After the death of The Duke of Jin, the three families joined forces to support The Emperor Ji Jiao, who was the Duke of Jin. At this time, the three families of Zhao Wei and Han had already divided up the territory of the Zhi clan and set their sights on the land in the hands of the Jin Jun, and the Duke of Jin and his successors were powerless to resist and could only be fed by mermaids.
In 403 BC, during the reign of Duke Lie of Jin, the grandson of duke Ai of Jin, the chiefs of the three families of Zhao Wei and Han were officially divided into princes, and began to call themselves lonely and widowed, and because of geographical relations, they huddled in the capital of the Jin state of Quwo and Jin were controlled by the state of Wei.
In 376 BC, Jin Jing Gong Ji Ju Jiu took the throne, in the same year, because the three kingdoms of Zhao Wei and Han reached an agreement to divide Quwo and Daicheng in the hands of Jin Jun, Jin Jing Gong was once deposed as a Shuren, and then forced to move to Tunliu, in 349 BC, Jin Jing Gong fled to Luoyang, seeking the protection of Zhou Tianzi, and was soon killed by assassins sent by Korea, and the Jin state was completely destroyed.
Qi Guo
In 672 BC, the State of Chen was in turmoil, and Chen Quan, the son of Duke Li of Chen, was forced to flee to the State of Qi, and was valued by the Duke of Qi Huan, and from then on, the Tian Chen clan established a foothold in the State of Qi.
From 532 BC to 489 BC, Chen Guan's descendants successively suppressed the Qing, Luan, Gao, and Guo clans that controlled the government of the State of Qi, and from then on, they controlled the power of the State of Qi. In the following hundred years, the Tian Chen clan bribed the hearts of the Qi people, making the people of the Qi state more and more hope that the Tian Chen clan would become the official office of the State of Qi and bring more benefits to the people of the State of Qi.
The last king of the State of Qi (Tian Qi) was the Duke of Qi Kang, and speaking of this grandfather, how could he be "sad"?
Duke Qi Kang ascended the throne in 404 BC, and only the following year, due to the outbreak of war between the Three Kingdoms of Qi and Zhao Wei and Han, the Qi army was defeated and the Duke of Qi Kang was also captured. The leaders of the three families of Zhao, Wei, and Han, Wei Si, Han Qian, and Zhao Yuan, directly took the Duke of Qi Kang, who was a "trophy", to the Zhou Dynasty to worship Zhou Tianzi, and half requested and half intimidated The King of Zhou Weilie to divide the three of them into princes. Subsequently, Qi Kanggong was released.
However, within a few years, Tian He, the leader of the Tian Chen clan, thought that the time had come, so he exiled Qi Kanggong to the island on the grounds of his incompetence, leaving him only a city as a food estate. In 386 BC, Tian He bribed Marquis Wu of Wei with heavy money, causing Marquis Wu of Wei to go out to King An of Zhou to obtain the title of Marquis of Qi for Tian He, and from then on, Tian Chen officially became the master of the State of Qi, and also represented the demise of the State of Qi of the Jiang clan.
Soon, Tian He took back qi kanggong's food estate, qi kanggong could only dig a hole on the island to make a stove, self-reliance, in 379 BC, Qi kanggong died...