Cai Shu

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Cai Shu was an ancient Chinese noble of the early Zhou dynasty, known as a son of King Wen of Zhou and a founding figure of the state of Cai.

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Cai Shu canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Chinese noble
allegiance Zhou royal house
associatedWithState State of Cai
culture Chinese
dynasty Zhou dynasty
era 11th century BCE (approximate)
ethnicity Zhou Chinese
father King Wen of Zhou
founderOf State of Cai
gender male
heldTitle noble of Cai
historicalRegion Central Plains of China
house Ji clan of Zhou
linked to: Ji clan
language Old Chinese
nobleRank feudal lord
nobleTitle Shu
notableFor being a son of King Wen of Zhou
founding the State of Cai
parent King Wen of Zhou
position regional ruler under the Zhou kings
role founding figure of the State of Cai
sibling Duke of Zhou
King Wu of Zhou
timePeriod early Western Zhou
linked to: Western Zhou period

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King Wen of Zhou child Cai Shu
Tai Si child Cai Shu