Bo Qin

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Bo Qin was an early Zhou dynasty noble credited with establishing the ancient Chinese State of Lu.

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Bo Qin canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Chinese noble
founder of a state
ancestralSurname Ji
appointedBy King Cheng of Zhou
associatedWith Confucian historical tradition
linked to: Confucianism
country State of Lu
courtesyName Bo
creditedWith establishing the State of Lu
culturalTradition Zhou feudal system
linked to: Zhou ritual system
dynasty Zhou dynasty
enfeoffedAt Lu
enfeoffedBy Zhou royal house
era Western Zhou period
ethnicity Zhou Chinese
familyName Ji
father Dan, Duke of Zhou
linked to: Duke of Zhou

Duke of Zhou
founderOf State of Lu
givenName Qin
historicalSignificance founding ruler of Lu, an important Zhou vassal state
house House of Ji
knownFor establishing a key cultural center later associated with Confucius
loyalty to the Zhou royal house
language Old Chinese
name Bo Qin
nobleRank Gong (Duke)
nobleTitle Gong (Duke)
paternalGrandfather Ji Chang
King Wen of Zhou
paternalGrandmother Tai Si
paternalUncle Ji Fa
King Wu of Zhou
politicalSystem Zhou feudal monarchy
linked to: Western Zhou period
posthumousTitle Duke of Lu
region present-day Shandong, China
role feudal lord
hereditary ruler
servedUnder King Cheng of Zhou
successorState Lu

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State of Lu founder Bo Qin
Bo Qin name Bo Qin