What happened to the feudal princes of the royal family last week in history? What's the impact?

The feudal princes of the royal family last week in history were very powerful after all. According to "Zuo Zhuan - The Twenty-eighth Year of Duke Zhao", there were 71 countries in the early years of the Zhou Dynasty, of which 40 had the same surname as King Zhou and 15 were brothers. For example, the second brothers Guo Zhong and Guo Shu were named Xi Guo and Dong Guo, and the sons of King Wen were named Guan, Cai, Huo, Wei, Mao, Dan, Gao, etc. King Wu's sons were granted titles in Jin, Ying, and Han. The sons of Duke Zhou were granted the titles of Lu, Fan, Jiang, Xing and Mao. Zhao Gong's son was granted the title of Yan. There are several vassal states with different names. Most of them are founding fathers, such as Jiang Shang of Qi. As well as the descendants of emperors who contributed to the people in ancient times, this shows that advocating virtue has contributed to the people and encouraged the people's hearts.

For example, the Jiao family, Zhu family, Ji family, Chen family, Qi family, etc. were sealed as states. There are also aristocratic descendants of King Zhou of Shang, such as Wei Zifu, Wei Zhongyan, etc., who were all enfeoffed to the Song Dynasty. At that time, the main vassal states included Lu, Qi, Yan, Wei, Song, Jin, Guo and other states. The territorial status of these countries may not be large, but their status is very high. Either male or female. They own all the resources and profits of the land. They only had to pay a certain amount of tribute to the Zhou royal family to fulfill their obligations. Its main purpose was to appease the Yin Shang people and monitor them; the second was to arm immigrants and expand their influence; the other was to win over the people and consolidate the rule of the Zhou Dynasty. It should be said that the armies of the Western Zhou vassal states were not controlled by the monarch, but by the guards of the Emperor of Zhou. This is why "the ritual and music movement originated from the emperor".

But later, the power of the Zhou royal family was gradually weakened and unable to support such a large army. Therefore, the monarchs of various states began to seize military and political power, which gradually evolved into "the conquest of rituals and music originated from the monarch". Another type of subjects are the heroes, the most typical of whom is Jiang Taigong, who was appointed to the state of Qi. Qin Feizi, the ancestor of the Qin people, was awarded the title of Qin because of his contribution to raising horses for the Zhou Dynasty.

Later, Qin Xianggong was awarded the land west of Qishan for his meritorious service in helping King Ping move eastward, thus officially establishing the country. The descendants of ancient emperors and nobles of the previous dynasties, such as the scions of the Yin and Shang nobles, were granted the title of Song, the descendants of Shun were granted the title of Chen, and the descendants of Yu were granted the title of Qi. These three countries are collectively known as "Three Kes".