How did Zhou Wuwang win the battle of Makino?

Zhou Wuwang was able to win the battle of Makino because Zhou Wang's army had not yet returned from the crusade, which gave Zhou Wuwang an opportunity; Second, Zhou Wang's tyranny has caused dissatisfaction all over the world, and Zhou Wuwang is more popular to a certain extent; Third, Zhou Wuwang's precise battle plan and the appointment of talents enabled Zhou Wuwang to win more with less, not to mention the cutting of featuring the king was also in line with the people's hearts.

The Battle of Makino was an important battle to overthrow the Shang Dynasty, and since then the history of China has been rewritten. However, the replacement of historical dynasties is inevitable. Just as the Shang Dynasty overthrew the Xia Dynasty by force before, a dynasty was wantonly ravaged by a bad king, and naturally it would perish, and Zhou Wuwang was the one who stood up against the government. And personally, Zhou Wuwang's victory is inevitable, just like the demise of Shang Dynasty, although it is inevitable to sneak attack the victory of King Wu.

First of all, Zhou Wang's atrocities made the Shang Dynasty lose its popularity. Think about it, how long can a regime without popular support last? And Zhou Wang's patchwork army, many of which are slaves, looks like a huge number, but in fact there are not many elites. On the other hand, although Zhou Wuwang said his Serenade, and some of it is a tribal army, it can be called an elite. Zhou Wuwang was well prepared, and Zhou Wang scrambled to fight. Who wins and who loses has actually started.

Therefore, it is of little significance to really talk about how Zhou Wuwang won, because to tell the truth, most battles that can be won in history are inseparable from the weather, location and people. No matter how many people are defeated by fewer, or even, in fact, fundamentally speaking, they all benefit from the military talents and accurate battle plans of leaders, and those losers are naturally the opposite factors.