The Western Zhou Dynasty | The China History Podcast | Ep. 16

Today we take a look at the 790 year Zhou Dynasty, the longest dynasty in Chinese history. In this episode we will particularly focus on the Western Zhou Period which lasted for 275 years. Next week we will finish the Zhou Dynasty by examining the Eastern Zhou Period.
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[@hugonanninga2106]

Thank you so much for your Videos. I am currently studying Sinology in germany and i am studying for my History exams about the early Dynasties of China. Your podcasts really help a lot. Very well structured, very informative. Keep up the work :)

[@ChinaHistoryPodcast]

Thanks Hugo...I'm glad these come in handy. This one on the Western Zhou is from a long time ago when I first started this program. Over 200 episodes for you....Enjoy! And good luck in the World Cup!!!

[@ChinaHistoryPodcast]

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[@samsungB500]

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[@liliencalvel6151]

Beautiful. Your are very knowledged.

[@ChinaHistoryPodcast]

Thanks Lilien! Glad you liked it.

[@streersyoutube909]

Thanks for making this

[@ChinaHistoryPodcast]

Thanks for watching it.

[@liliencalvel6151]

iiiiLol!!!! Playing with the army. Than on the real call it backfired.

[@gopikakrishna2910]

Your pronunciations is good

[@ChinaHistoryPodcast]

Thank you for listening to this old episode I recorded back in September 2010. This was the 16th episode I published on The China History Podcast. In several hours I will publish my 300th episode.

[@1961katiesue]

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[@liliencalvel6151]

So how is it that the emperor had emperor status if China was still in a state of struggle for control over who would ultimately rule? I don't get it. I thought that emperor status was a power gained because the ruler has conquered and managed to keep control through undefeatable military power against any oppossition, having defeated and removing all warlords and waring states. Can you or anyone explain? Is it that he just established a capital, or so called capital and claimed himself emperor without really bothering to wipe out the threat from other war lords and everyone just went along with it with no officialality behind it. like, "yea yea, your emperor", perhaps because he was more powerful than them military wise?

[@evanyong5871]

Emperor is not the title yet only kings ( different tribes ) first emperor who unified the rest was the qing which is later part zhou

[@specter290]

Emeperor in name only. But the other states that supposed to pledge loyalty to the emperor only paid lip service, and have outgrown and become stronger than the “emperor”?

[@PyroNexus22]

this is so funny