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Chinese History - Zhou Dynasty å¨ feudal lords: Wu å³ and Yue è¶ (www.chinaknowledge.de) (533 words) |
 | In 473 Wu was destroyed by the state of Yue south of it. |
| Yue was a Non-Chinese state of the southeast that significantly shaped the history of the Spring and Autumn (Chunqiu) æ¥ç§ period. |
| The rulers of Yue are said to be descendants of the mythical Xia å¤ Dynasty with the surname Si å§ or Yu è. |
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Top Literature - State of Yue (184 words) |
| Yue (Chinese: 越國; pinyin: yuègúo) was a Daic state in China which existed during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. |
| In 334 BC, the State of Yue, under the rule of Wu Jiang, the sixth generation descendant, was eventually defeated and annexed by Chu. |
| After Chu was subjugated by Qin during the period of the Warring States in 223 BC, the title was abolished by the Qin Emperor Ying Zheng. |
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