Because the process took several decades, there is some debate between scholars as to the year that best marks the true partition of Jin. Kiser & Cai (2003) state that the most common dates picked by historians are 481, 475, 468, and 403 BCE. The last date, according to Sima Guang marks the conferring of Marquessates by King Weilie of Zhou on Wei Si, ruler of the State of Wei; Zhao Ji, ruler of the State of Zhao, and Han Qian, ruler of the State of Han.
In 376 BCE, the states of Han, Wei and Zhao deposed Duke Jing of Jin and divided the last remaining Jin territory between themselves, which marked the final end of the Jin state.
PARTITION OF JIN PART 1 – CHINA’S WARRING STATES SERIES
Cheers and welcome to the newest series on the channel, “China’s Warring States Series”. In Part 1 we will take a look at the State of Jin near the end of the Spring and Autumn period. These are the events that became the catalyst for the Warring States period to come.
Chong’er who would become one of Jin’s most effective rulers, albeit one of the shortest…His father Duke Xian favors the offspring of a captured concubine named Li Ji above his previous children born of willing but separate concubines. Not content to merely displace his children Duke Xian wants to end their lives and devises scenarios to achieve this end but his children are cunning and manage to evade the troops and traps he puts in their path.
Chonger after spending 19 years in Exile evading a father and siblings hell b...
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The Beginning of the Warring States - The Three Jins Alliance
BC403 in China,one of five hegemony states JIN was divided by its three families,.They are Zhao, Wei and Han family. In this video ,I will introduce these three families' situation and background to you.
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Partition of Jin
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Chinese history story 15: Partition of JIN state--part 2
The history event partition of JIN was remarkable in Western Zhou dynasty.
For it's symbolically destroyed the rites and hierarchy system.
What is rites and hierarchy system? pls watch this video .
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Chinese history story 17: Partition of JIN state--part 4
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Chinese history story 19: Partition of JIN state--part 6
Zhi Yao was defeat but with his advantages.. So, how could it happen and what should we learn from this? In this video also deeply discuss the talent and morality's relationship.
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Chinese history story 16: Partition of JIN state--part 3
Further understanding of rites and hierarchy system of China,
If anyone try to understand why these dynasties and famous people in Chinese history behaving so different from other countries and civilization.
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Jin dynasty 266–420
The Jin dynasty or the Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin or the Two Jins , was a Chinese dynasty traditionally dated from 266 to 420 AD. It was founded by Sima Yan, eldest son of Sima Zhao, who was made the King of Jin and posthumously declared one of the founders of the dynasty, along with Sima Zhao's elder brother Sima Shi and father Sima Yi. It followed the Three Kingdoms period , which ended with the conquest of Eastern Wu, culminating in the reunification of China proper.
There are two main divisions in the history of the dynasty. The Western Jin was established as a successor state to Cao Wei after Sima Yan usurped the throne and had its capital at Luoyang and later Chang'an ; Western Jin reunited China in 280 but fairly shortly thereafter fell into a succession...
Cheers and welcome to the newest series on the channel, “China’s Warring States Series”. In Part 1 we will take a look at the State of Jin near the end of the S...
Cheers and welcome to the newest series on the channel, “China’s Warring States Series”. In Part 1 we will take a look at the State of Jin near the end of the Spring and Autumn period. These are the events that became the catalyst for the Warring States period to come.
Chong’er who would become one of Jin’s most effective rulers, albeit one of the shortest…His father Duke Xian favors the offspring of a captured concubine named Li Ji above his previous children born of willing but separate concubines. Not content to merely displace his children Duke Xian wants to end their lives and devises scenarios to achieve this end but his children are cunning and manage to evade the troops and traps he puts in their path.
Chonger after spending 19 years in Exile evading a father and siblings hell bent on ending his life takes the reins of power and does more than any previous Jin ruler to correct the mistakes of the past. The reforms he enacts are pervasive and encompass both the military and non-military institutions.
SOURCES:
"The Dynasty of Jin" - Records of the Grand Historian
"Master Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals"
"The Grand Scribe's Records Vol V: The Heriditary Houses of Pre-Han China
MUSIC:
"The Han Palace Autumn Moon" - People of Ancient China
"Wuxia" - PeriTune
#ancientchina #history #warringstates
Cheers and welcome to the newest series on the channel, “China’s Warring States Series”. In Part 1 we will take a look at the State of Jin near the end of the Spring and Autumn period. These are the events that became the catalyst for the Warring States period to come.
Chong’er who would become one of Jin’s most effective rulers, albeit one of the shortest…His father Duke Xian favors the offspring of a captured concubine named Li Ji above his previous children born of willing but separate concubines. Not content to merely displace his children Duke Xian wants to end their lives and devises scenarios to achieve this end but his children are cunning and manage to evade the troops and traps he puts in their path.
Chonger after spending 19 years in Exile evading a father and siblings hell bent on ending his life takes the reins of power and does more than any previous Jin ruler to correct the mistakes of the past. The reforms he enacts are pervasive and encompass both the military and non-military institutions.
SOURCES:
"The Dynasty of Jin" - Records of the Grand Historian
"Master Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals"
"The Grand Scribe's Records Vol V: The Heriditary Houses of Pre-Han China
MUSIC:
"The Han Palace Autumn Moon" - People of Ancient China
"Wuxia" - PeriTune
#ancientchina #history #warringstates
BC403 in China,one of five hegemony states JIN was divided by its three families,.They are Zhao, Wei and Han family. In this video ,I will introduce these three...
BC403 in China,one of five hegemony states JIN was divided by its three families,.They are Zhao, Wei and Han family. In this video ,I will introduce these three families' situation and background to you.
BC403 in China,one of five hegemony states JIN was divided by its three families,.They are Zhao, Wei and Han family. In this video ,I will introduce these three families' situation and background to you.
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The history event partition of JIN was remarkable in Western Zhou dynasty.
For it's symbolically destroyed the rites and hierarchy system.
What is rites and hi...
The history event partition of JIN was remarkable in Western Zhou dynasty.
For it's symbolically destroyed the rites and hierarchy system.
What is rites and hierarchy system? pls watch this video .
The history event partition of JIN was remarkable in Western Zhou dynasty.
For it's symbolically destroyed the rites and hierarchy system.
What is rites and hierarchy system? pls watch this video .
Zhi Yao was defeat but with his advantages.. So, how could it happen and what should we learn from this? In this video also deeply discuss the talent and moral...
Zhi Yao was defeat but with his advantages.. So, how could it happen and what should we learn from this? In this video also deeply discuss the talent and morality's relationship.
Zhi Yao was defeat but with his advantages.. So, how could it happen and what should we learn from this? In this video also deeply discuss the talent and morality's relationship.
Further understanding of rites and hierarchy system of China,
If anyone try to understand why these dynasties and famous people in Chinese history behaving so d...
Further understanding of rites and hierarchy system of China,
If anyone try to understand why these dynasties and famous people in Chinese history behaving so different from other countries and civilization.
You should watch last video and this one.
Further understanding of rites and hierarchy system of China,
If anyone try to understand why these dynasties and famous people in Chinese history behaving so different from other countries and civilization.
You should watch last video and this one.
The Jin dynasty or the Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin or the Two Jins , was a Chinese dynasty traditionally dated from 266 to 420 AD. It ...
The Jin dynasty or the Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin or the Two Jins , was a Chinese dynasty traditionally dated from 266 to 420 AD. It was founded by Sima Yan, eldest son of Sima Zhao, who was made the King of Jin and posthumously declared one of the founders of the dynasty, along with Sima Zhao's elder brother Sima Shi and father Sima Yi. It followed the Three Kingdoms period , which ended with the conquest of Eastern Wu, culminating in the reunification of China proper.
There are two main divisions in the history of the dynasty. The Western Jin was established as a successor state to Cao Wei after Sima Yan usurped the throne and had its capital at Luoyang and later Chang'an ; Western Jin reunited China in 280 but fairly shortly thereafter fell into a succession crisis, the War of the Eight Princes, and suffered from the invasions instigated by the Five Barbarians, who went on to establish various dynastic states along the Yellow River valley in 304 and successfully occupied northern China after the Disaster of Yongjia in 311. These states then immediately began fighting each other, inaugurating the chaotic and bloody Sixteen Kingdoms era. After the fall of Chang'an in 316, the Western Jin dynasty collapsed, forcing survivors of the Jin monarch under Sima Rui to flee south of the Yangtze River to Jiankang and establish the Eastern Jin . The Eastern Jin dynasty, though under constant threats from the north, remained relatively stable for the next century, but was eventually usurped by general Liu Yu in 420 and replaced with the Liu Song . The Western and Eastern Jin dynasties together make up the second of the Six Dynasties.
The Jin dynasty or the Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin or the Two Jins , was a Chinese dynasty traditionally dated from 266 to 420 AD. It was founded by Sima Yan, eldest son of Sima Zhao, who was made the King of Jin and posthumously declared one of the founders of the dynasty, along with Sima Zhao's elder brother Sima Shi and father Sima Yi. It followed the Three Kingdoms period , which ended with the conquest of Eastern Wu, culminating in the reunification of China proper.
There are two main divisions in the history of the dynasty. The Western Jin was established as a successor state to Cao Wei after Sima Yan usurped the throne and had its capital at Luoyang and later Chang'an ; Western Jin reunited China in 280 but fairly shortly thereafter fell into a succession crisis, the War of the Eight Princes, and suffered from the invasions instigated by the Five Barbarians, who went on to establish various dynastic states along the Yellow River valley in 304 and successfully occupied northern China after the Disaster of Yongjia in 311. These states then immediately began fighting each other, inaugurating the chaotic and bloody Sixteen Kingdoms era. After the fall of Chang'an in 316, the Western Jin dynasty collapsed, forcing survivors of the Jin monarch under Sima Rui to flee south of the Yangtze River to Jiankang and establish the Eastern Jin . The Eastern Jin dynasty, though under constant threats from the north, remained relatively stable for the next century, but was eventually usurped by general Liu Yu in 420 and replaced with the Liu Song . The Western and Eastern Jin dynasties together make up the second of the Six Dynasties.
Cheers and welcome to the newest series on the channel, “China’s Warring States Series”. In Part 1 we will take a look at the State of Jin near the end of the Spring and Autumn period. These are the events that became the catalyst for the Warring States period to come.
Chong’er who would become one of Jin’s most effective rulers, albeit one of the shortest…His father Duke Xian favors the offspring of a captured concubine named Li Ji above his previous children born of willing but separate concubines. Not content to merely displace his children Duke Xian wants to end their lives and devises scenarios to achieve this end but his children are cunning and manage to evade the troops and traps he puts in their path.
Chonger after spending 19 years in Exile evading a father and siblings hell bent on ending his life takes the reins of power and does more than any previous Jin ruler to correct the mistakes of the past. The reforms he enacts are pervasive and encompass both the military and non-military institutions.
SOURCES:
"The Dynasty of Jin" - Records of the Grand Historian
"Master Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals"
"The Grand Scribe's Records Vol V: The Heriditary Houses of Pre-Han China
MUSIC:
"The Han Palace Autumn Moon" - People of Ancient China
"Wuxia" - PeriTune
#ancientchina #history #warringstates
BC403 in China,one of five hegemony states JIN was divided by its three families,.They are Zhao, Wei and Han family. In this video ,I will introduce these three families' situation and background to you.
If you find our videos helpful you can support us by buying something from amazon.
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Partition of Jin
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Attribution:
Article text available under CC-BY-SA
image source in video
The history event partition of JIN was remarkable in Western Zhou dynasty.
For it's symbolically destroyed the rites and hierarchy system.
What is rites and hierarchy system? pls watch this video .
Zhi Yao was defeat but with his advantages.. So, how could it happen and what should we learn from this? In this video also deeply discuss the talent and morality's relationship.
Further understanding of rites and hierarchy system of China,
If anyone try to understand why these dynasties and famous people in Chinese history behaving so different from other countries and civilization.
You should watch last video and this one.
The Jin dynasty or the Jin Empire, sometimes distinguished as the Sima Jin or the Two Jins , was a Chinese dynasty traditionally dated from 266 to 420 AD. It was founded by Sima Yan, eldest son of Sima Zhao, who was made the King of Jin and posthumously declared one of the founders of the dynasty, along with Sima Zhao's elder brother Sima Shi and father Sima Yi. It followed the Three Kingdoms period , which ended with the conquest of Eastern Wu, culminating in the reunification of China proper.
There are two main divisions in the history of the dynasty. The Western Jin was established as a successor state to Cao Wei after Sima Yan usurped the throne and had its capital at Luoyang and later Chang'an ; Western Jin reunited China in 280 but fairly shortly thereafter fell into a succession crisis, the War of the Eight Princes, and suffered from the invasions instigated by the Five Barbarians, who went on to establish various dynastic states along the Yellow River valley in 304 and successfully occupied northern China after the Disaster of Yongjia in 311. These states then immediately began fighting each other, inaugurating the chaotic and bloody Sixteen Kingdoms era. After the fall of Chang'an in 316, the Western Jin dynasty collapsed, forcing survivors of the Jin monarch under Sima Rui to flee south of the Yangtze River to Jiankang and establish the Eastern Jin . The Eastern Jin dynasty, though under constant threats from the north, remained relatively stable for the next century, but was eventually usurped by general Liu Yu in 420 and replaced with the Liu Song . The Western and Eastern Jin dynasties together make up the second of the Six Dynasties.
Because the process took several decades, there is some debate between scholars as to the year that best marks the true partition of Jin. Kiser & Cai (2003) state that the most common dates picked by historians are 481, 475, 468, and 403 BCE. The last date, according to Sima Guang marks the conferring of Marquessates by King Weilie of Zhou on Wei Si, ruler of the State of Wei; Zhao Ji, ruler of the State of Zhao, and Han Qian, ruler of the State of Han.
In 376 BCE, the states of Han, Wei and Zhao deposed Duke Jing of Jin and divided the last remaining Jin territory between themselves, which marked the final end of the Jin state.