The Western Zhou Dynasty made a system of enfeoffment, which distributed the royal family and heroes, Yin family and descendants of sages to other places. Are there no rulers in those places? Why is t

The Western Zhou Dynasty made a system of enfeoffment, which distributed the royal family and heroes, Yin family and descendants of sages to other places. Are there no rulers in those places? Why is the past sealed? Zhou people were conquerors, but Yin merchants failed.

-These places were originally vassals of merchants, some were directly affiliated to merchants, some were relatives, and some were vassal tribes.

Similar to the enfeoffment system after the invasion of barbarians in western Europe in the 4th century, the enfeoffment system of Zhou people was that a small group of armed immigrants built castles on the territory of the original merchants to suppress the colonial activities of Yin stubborn and indigenous people.

War is indispensable, of course, it is also won over, and some of the adherents of Yin Shang Dynasty have been absorbed into the ruling class.

From the beginning of the crusade against Harmony to the middle of the Zhou Dynasty, the crusade against Yin's stubborn and unwilling aborigines never stopped.

Many fiefs have been changing fiefs, which is actually the expansion of colonial activities:

For example, Yan was sealed in Yancheng, Henan Province, and was cut and occupied. Later, Yan was sent to Hebei Province to continue to wipe out the small country of the local Yin nationality, only in Beijing today.

Similarly, Lu was originally in Luyang, Henan, and was later sealed to the "Dadong" area where Yin stubborn forces were very strong, that is, today's Shandong, and repeatedly competed with local Yin stubborn relatives. Later, Qufu, the capital of Lu, was actually the "elected" capital.