Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)

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Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞) was an early Zhou dynasty noble and feudal lord who established the foundations of the State of Jin in ancient China.

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Shu Yu (叔虞) 1
Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞) canonical 1
唐叔虞 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Zhou dynasty noble
ancient Chinese person
feudal lord
founder of a state
ancestralSurname Ji (姬)
associatedWith State of Jin
State of Tang
linked to: Tang (state)
ChineseName 唐叔虞
civilization Ancient China
continent Asia
country Zhou dynasty
culture Zhou Chinese
dynasty Zhou dynasty
enfeoffedBy King Cheng of Zhou
enfeoffedIn Tang (唐)
linked to: Tang
era early Western Zhou
linked to: Western Zhou period
ethnicity Zhou Chinese
father King Wu of Zhou
foundationsLaidFor State of Jin
gender male
government hereditary lordship
historicalPeriod 11th century BCE
house Ji clan
language Old Chinese
mentionedIn Bamboo Annals
Shiji (Records of the Grand Historian)
nobleRank shu (叔)
notableFor being an early Zhou feudal lord
establishing the base territory that later became Jin
occupation aristocrat
ruler
parent King Wu of Zhou
politicalSystem feudalism
posthumousTitle Shu Yu (叔虞)
powerBase Tang fief
realmLocation Tang
region southern Shanxi
relative King Cheng of Zhou
roleInHistory ancestor of later Jin rulers
royalLineage Zhou royal family
linked to: Zhou royal house
stateFounded Jin
status vassal of the Zhou king
successorState Jin
title Lord of Tang

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State of Jin founder Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)
Tang Shu Yu ChineseName 唐叔虞
subject linked to: Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)
linked to: Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)
Tang Shu Yu posthumousTitle Shu Yu (叔虞)
subject linked to: Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)
linked to: Tang Shu Yu (唐叔虞)