The founding monarch of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Wu of Zhou, was the second son of King Wen of Zhou. Because his brother Boyigao was killed by King Zhou of Shang, he inherited the throne. He inherited his father's legacy, eliminated the Shang Dynasty in the 11th century BC, seized power across the country, and established the Western Zhou Dynasty. He showed outstanding military and political talents and became the first generation of monarchs in Chinese history. After his death, his posthumous title was "Wu", which was known in history. Character introduction: The ancestor of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the founder of the Western Zhou Dynasty, an outstanding leader of China, Han nationality, surname Ji, posthumous title, often called in bronze inscriptions in the Western Zhou Dynasty. He was the second son of King Wen of Zhou. 1056 years ago, King Wen died and he succeeded to the throne. Ji Fa inherited his father's legacy, overthrew the Shang Dynasty and became the founding king of the Western Zhou Dynasty. After Ji Fa succeeded to the throne, he continued to actively prepare to destroy the Shang Dynasty. He appointed Jiang Shang as a strategist and in charge of military affairs; Kuo as the marshal of Nangong and Wu Ji as the general; he appointed his younger brother Zhou Gongdan as his assistant and was responsible for government affairs; he appointed Zhao Gong and Bi Gong. and others as assistants. Ji Fa seized the opportunity to watch the soldiers and meet with a thousand governors. Two years later, when the time was right, Ji Fa led his army to kill the merchants. After the Battle of Konoha, the merchant army retreated across the board, fled back to Yindu, and burned themselves in Lutai. After Ji Fa established his capital at Haojing, the country's name was changed to Dazhou, and it collapsed after reigning for 13 years. His posthumous title is "King Wu". The establishment of the Zhou Dynasty, the first Zhou Dynasty, was an ancient tribe active on the Loess Plateau in the western part of the Central Plains. The ancestors of the Zhou people were abandoned by his son Jiang Yuan. When Emperor Shun was abandoned, he served as a farmer and was known as Houji. He taught people how to grow crops and got a bag in Tai. In the early Shang Dynasty, his descendant Gongliu led his troops to move to Ci. When he arrived at Gu Gong's father's house, he moved to Zhou Yuan in the south of Qishan Mountain and settled there. He gradually developed into an emerging Western power, calling itself the Great Zhou. After Gong's younger son succeeded to the throne, he strictly enforced morality, developed production, and expelled the barbarians. King Li Ji of Zhou once killed twenty-two kings of Zhai, which made him more powerful and brought him into conflict with the merchants. King Wending sent people to kill Li Ji, and Li Ji's son Ji Chang succeeded him. Known as Chang Xibo, he was a kind man who loved the people and was worthy of being called a corporal. Scholars from all over the world came to flee. The development of Zhou Dynasty threatened Shang and Zhou Dynasty, so he imprisoned Xibochang in Bali for seven years. The Zhou people redeemed Xibo with treasures and beautiful women. After that, with the help of Lu Shang, Xibochang ostensibly indulged in fun and tamed Yinzhou, but in fact he made more contributions to the cultivation of virtue, pleased the people, vigorously developed production, and attracted more princes to join us, and then Conquered the untamed princes and merchant alliances. Finally, he became the so-called orderly lord and called himself the king. In 1999, King Wen of Zhou passed away. His son Ji Fa succeeded him as King Wu of Zhou. He continued to take Lu Shang as his teacher, Zhou Gongdan as his assistant, Zhao Gong and others as his main assistants, and continued the unfinished business of King Wen. The capital was expanded to Haojing, east of Feng Shui, and actively prepared to destroy the merchants. Two years later, King Wu summoned 1,000 governors to jointly swear an oath in Jinmeng. In December of the eleventh year of Jian'an, Wu left Tongguan, joined forces with the princes of various countries, and marched eastward. In February of the following year, Jiazitian defeated the Shang army in Konoha, killed Yin, and was known as "Wu destroyed the Shang Dynasty" in history. He established the longest dynasty in Chinese history - the Zhou Dynasty in 1989. The Zhou Dynasty lasted for more than 800 years and had 37 emperors. It was not destroyed by Qin until 256 BC. In 770 BC, King Ping moved his capital to Luoyi