Zhuang

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Zhuang is the posthumous name of King Zhuang of Chu, a prominent and powerful ruler of the ancient Chinese state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period.

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Zhuang canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Chu
monarch
posthumous name
allegiance Zhou dynasty nominal vassal
associatedWith Chu culture
Zhou royal court
linked to: Zhou royal house
civilization Ancient China
country State of Chu
dynasty Chu
era Spring and Autumn period
familyName Xiong
father King Wen of Chu
givenName
governmentForm hereditary monarchy
historicalPeriod 6th century BC
7th century BC
knownFrom Records of the Grand Historian
Zuo Zhuan
language Old Chinese
legacy model of a strong Spring and Autumn ruler
one of the most powerful rulers of Chu
militaryCampaigns wars against neighboring states
notableFor making Chu a hegemonic power
military expansion of Chu
political influence among Zhou states
personalName Xiong Lü
politicalStatus hegemon of the Spring and Autumn period
posthumousName Zhuang
powerBase middle Yangtze River region
predecessor King Wen of Chu
refersTo King Zhuang of Chu
region Southern China
linked to: southern China
reignEnd 591 BC
reignStart 613 BC
religion Chinese folk religion
royalHouse House of Xiong
stateRuled Chu
successor King Gong of Chu
title King of Chu

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King Zhuang of Chu posthumousName Zhuang
subject linked to: Zhuang