Qingjie ( Chinese: 慶節) or Qing ( Chinese: 慶) was a legendary leader of the Ji clan, which eventually established the Zhou dynasty of China. He is sometimes credited as a Duke of Zhou or with founding the city of Bin. [1] [2]
Traditional accounts list his father as Duke Liu and his son as Huangpu (皇仆). He succeeded the throne after Duke Liu. [2]
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- ^ Eno, R. " Rise of the House of Zhou".
- ^ a b Records of the Grand Historian, Book 4, Annals of Zhou (周本記)· "公劉卒，子慶節立，國於豳。慶節卒，子皇仆立。"
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Qingjie ( Chinese: 慶節) or Qing ( Chinese: 慶) was a legendary leader of the Ji clan, which eventually established the Zhou dynasty of China. He is sometimes credited as a Duke of Zhou or with founding the city of Bin. [1] [2]
Traditional accounts list his father as Duke Liu and his son as Huangpu (皇仆). He succeeded the throne after Duke Liu. [2]
- Buzhu 不窋
- ^ Eno, R. " Rise of the House of Zhou".
- ^ a b Records of the Grand Historian, Book 4, Annals of Zhou (周本記)· "公劉卒，子慶節立，國於豳。慶節卒，子皇仆立。"
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