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Chengzhou from the Zhou
dynasty capital at Haojing. A
second Western Zhou capital,
Wangcheng (also: Luoyi) was
built 15 km (9.3 mi) west of
Chengzhou...
- Zhou
Chengzhou (周承舟; born 28
December 1982) is a
Chinese film director, artist, and photographer. He has long
given attention to
problems relating to...
-
exact location of
Wangcheng and its
relation to
Chengzhou is disputed.
According to Xu Zhaofeng, "
Chengzhou" and "Wangcheng" were
originally synonymous and...
- the
capital Wangcheng was located, and
Eastern Zhou state,
centred at
Chengzhou. Therefore, King Nan
lacked any
personal territory and was effectively...
-
though he was
never recognized as king
outside his own
small domain at
Chengzhou.
Forced to
spend his
entire reign fighting against the
state of Qin, Wen's...
- Zhou dynasty,
following the Zhou
royal court's
relocation eastward to
Chengzhou, near present-day Luoyang. The
Eastern Zhou was
characterised by the weakened...
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killed and his successor, King Ping is
forced to move the
capital to
Chengzhou. End of the
Western Zhou Dynasty.
Beginning of
Eastern Zhou Dynasty. 771...
- east to
Chéngzhōu. For
sometime after,
there were
still people who
referred to
themselves as "Western Zhou"[citation needed] and to
Chéngzhōu as Zōngzhōu...
- capital. In
Chengzhou,
Prince Yijiu was
crowned by his
supporters as King Ping. However, with the Zhou
domain greatly reduced to
Chengzhou and
nearby areas...
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Babylon at 100,000 (pp. 33–34).
Chandler listed Thebes, Haojing, and
Chengzhou (Luoyang) as the largest, second-largest, and third-largest
cities (p...
