Where was the ancient state of Wei?

Weiguo generally governs the present northern Henan and southern Hebei, with its capital in Chao Ge, Chuqiu, Diqiu and Wang Ye. China, a vassal state of Zhou Dynasty, is a descendant of her brother Kang Shu.

After the Duke of Zhou put down the rebellion in Wu Geng, he named his mother and brother Kang Shu Wei. Kang Shu was first sealed in (now northwest of Yuxian County, Henan Province), and Kang Shu named this country Wei, that is, named it after its hometown. Kang Hou and Kang Gong, which are common in bronze inscriptions, refer to Shu Feng and his sons.

At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, Wei Kangshu abided by the teachings of Duke Zhou "starting with commercial politics and using commercial politics to implement the Zhou law" and managed it successfully. Guo Weicheng became an important pillar of Pingfan Zhou Dynasty, and Kang Shu was promoted as the shepherd of Zhou Zong royal family. In this way, Guo Wei was actually ruled by his son Yong Bo.

Before that, the history of Wei was rarely described. When Zhou Pingwang moved the capital, Wei Wudi sent troops to help Zhou Pingrong. Wei Wugong was once powerful and was one of the princes.

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In the first 343 years, Wei abandoned her surname as Wei Jun, and made her descendant as Wei Jun in the south. In the first 254 years, she entered Wei and was imprisoned and killed. Wei was annexed by Wei and became his vassal. In the first 252 years, King Wei Anxi changed her husband and Wei Huaijun's younger brother Wei Yuanjun to Wei Jun.

Wei is just a monarch, a man who holds titles and fiefs in vassal States. He is no longer a vassal, so his territory cannot be called a country. 24 1 years ago, Qin attacked Wei, and the former Puyang area of Weiguo was included in the East County. Wei Junjiao, a descendant of Ji surname, was appointed as Wei Jun and moved to Qinyang, Henan Province, where Wei became a vassal of Qin State.

In the first year of Qin Ershi (209 BC), Cape Wei Jun was abolished as Shu Ren, and the country perished. Weiguo was the last Zhou vassal state to be wiped out by Qin.

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