Qi, Jin, Qin, Chu, Chen, Wu, Yue, Han, Zhao, Wei, Song, Lu, Wei, Zheng, Ju, Zhu, Qi, Yang, Cai, Shu, Ren, Teng, Fei, Ni, Zeng, Jian, Pi and so on.
6. Zhao, Zhou, Dao, Fang, Shen, Shen, Su, Wen, Liao, Shu, Shu Qi, Shu Yong, Shu Liao, Yan, Southern Yan, Xu, Xu, Yu, Guo, Li, Wuzhong, Zhongshan, Anling, Deng, Jia, Xing, Gan.
Rong, Ba, Shu, Dan, Zhou, Hu, Tang, Lai, Quan, Lai, Forced Yang, Ji, Sui, Tan, Dai, Huang, Xiang, Geng, Huo, Wei, Liang, Rui, Sliding, Xue, Luan, Zhang, Dun, Lu and Fei.
Chi Dilu, Jiang, Genmou, Won, Luo, Fan, Mao, Cheng, Su, Zhan, Jiao, Zhu, Lu, Nie and other countries 104. ?
There are Yiqu, Dali, Solitary Bamboo and Shanrong. Total 108 countries.
Extended data:
The more important ones are Qi, Jin, Song, Chen, Zheng, Wei, Lu, Cao, Chu, Qin, Wu, Yue and Yan.
1, Qi State
Jiang Ziya, an adviser, was the ancestor of the State of Qi. He was named King of Qi because he helped Zhou destroy the Shang Dynasty. At the same time, Zhou rulers gave Qi a privilege-they could punish the guilty prince. With this privilege, Qi had developed into a big country in the East during the Western Zhou Dynasty.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, a famous politician Qi Huangong appeared in the State of Qi.
He relied on Guan Zhong, an adviser, to rectify state affairs, set up various officials to perform their duties, and divided the country into 21 townships, including 6 townships for industry and commerce and 15 townships for scholars. These fifteen townships are all agricultural townships, where people usually concentrate on farming and serve as soldiers in wartime.
In these years, Qi became rich and strong, and by the third year of Zhou Nuo (679 BC), Qi had ruled the north.
Later, in Wunian, King of Zhouling (567 BC), the State of Qi wiped out Lai, a great country in Dongyi, which more than doubled its territory and became one of the best countries in name.
In 386 BC, Tian He exiled Qi Kanggong to the sea and established himself as a monarch. In the same year, he was named the Duke of Qi and the King of Zhou An.
In the 23rd year of Zhou An (379 BC), Duke Kang of Qi died, and the surname of Jiang Qi was absolutely sacrificed.
Tian Jia still takes "Qi" as the title, which is called "Tian Qi" in history.
2. Song Guo
Song State is one of the three kingdoms in the Zhou Dynasty, with the gentleman as the surname and Bo as the capital (now Shangqiu, Henan).
When King Wu of Zhou Dynasty cut Zhou, the Shang Dynasty perished, and the princes were enfeoffed, Wu Geng, the son of Zhou Dynasty, was named Yin as an ancestor's sacrifice.
After his death, Wu Geng rebelled and was killed by Zhou and the rebellion. He is also called Zhou Wang's ordinary brother. In that year, Zhou's son was released to Shangqiu, the country name Song, to show his reverence for the Shang Dynasty.
Confucius' The Analects of Confucius, Yao Yue, once recorded that this truth is called "the rise and fall of the country, following the peerless world".
Later, the State of Song gradually developed into a powerful country, and Song Xianggong was once one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to historical records, Song Xianggong practiced unrealistic "benevolence and righteousness" in military operations, and was defeated by the Chu army. Song Xianggong died of injuries.
Later, Jin State in the north and Chu State in the south competed for hegemony, and Song State was caught in the middle, and the war continued year after year.
In the past 80 years, there have been more than 40 wars.
In the twenty-sixth year of Zhou Lingwang (546 BC), Song Ling Yin Xiangrong had a close personal relationship with Ling Yin of Chu Jin. While the two countries were tired of making friends, they launched a peace conference and held a "League Meeting" with ten countries in Song State, which ensured a peaceful period of more than ten years.
In 487 BC, Duke Jing of Song sent troops to destroy Cao.
During the Warring States Period, Kang Wang, the monarch of the Song State, carried out the imperial power policy, which made the Song State strong again.
In 286 BC, civil strife broke out in the State of Song, and Qi, Chu and Wei seized the opportunity to send troops to destroy the Song.
3. Jin State
Kim's brother.
At the beginning of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, (676 BC-65 BC1year) Jiandujiang (Yicheng County, Shanxi Province) began the hegemony of the State of Jin.
The State of Jin has successively eliminated some small northern vassal states such as Huo, Geng, Wei, Yu and Guo, and unified the Fenhe River basin.
In 636, Gong Xian's son Zhong Er ascended the throne. He was exiled by Gong Xian 19 years.
During this 19 year, Zhong Er traveled around the world and accumulated rich political experience. After returning to China, he immediately set out to rectify his political affairs. Together with his ministers, he led the Jin, Qin, Song and Qi armies to attack Chu in the south twice, occupying a large territory in the south.
Jin Jun's expedition to the south promoted the further spread of Chinese civilization to the south of the Yangtze River and accelerated the pace of great integration of the Chinese nation.
In the late Spring and Autumn Period, there was a crisis in the rule of Jin State, which eventually split into several independent vassal states, such as Korea, Zhao and Wei, which was called "the three tribes divided into Jin" in history.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Chunqiu