The political system of Wu Wang's founding.

Western Zhou dynasty enfeoffment system:

(1) In order to rule effectively, King Zhou gave the land in a certain area together with the people on the land to the royal family, heroes and the nobles of the previous generation, asking them to establish a vassal state and defend the royal family. (2) The blocked vassal should undertake the obligation of defending Xinjiang, accompanying the war, paying tribute and making a pilgrimage. (3) Feudal governors have the right to seal the land and people in their fiefs to their families and cronies as doctors, and have the right to set up officials, establish armed forces and collect taxes.

Influence: ① It consolidated the rule of the Zhou Dynasty and expanded the ruling area of the Zhou Dynasty. (2) Under the enfeoffment system, the vassal power was relatively large, and with the growth of some vassal power, the enfeoffment system itself was destroyed.

The patriarchal clan system evolved from the patriarchal clan system in primitive society, and established and consolidated the position of paternal parents in this clan based on blood relationship.

Patriarchal system: eldest son inheritance system. Patriarchal clan system is a system to maintain political hierarchy and consolidate state rule by blood relationship. It is stipulated that the king of Zhou is the son of heaven, and the throne is inherited by the eldest son, which is the largest Sect in the world; The other sons were made princes. To the son of heaven, they are a small family, but in their own territory, they are a big family. The title of vassal can only be inherited by the eldest son, and all other sons have fiefs to become doctors. Qingyi is a small clan to the princes, but it is a big clan in its own territory. The relationship between Qing Dafu and literati, and so on. The big one can command and restrain the small one, and the small one must obey the big one. Zhou Wang is a great man in the world and the highest political leader.

(1) The patriarchal clan system is closely combined with the enfeoffment system, which is the basis of the political system in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the enfeoffment system is based on the patriarchal clan system, which is both external and internal. Fundamentally speaking, enfeoffment system is an important measure and embodiment of patriarchal clan system in national and local political systems.

Positive influence: the enfeoffment system was conducive to stabilizing the political order at that time and strengthening the rule of the Zhou emperor over the local areas; Patriarchal system ensures the political monopoly and privileged position of the nobility, which is conducive to the stability and unity within the ruling group.