Prepare of National Unity- The Spring and Autumn and The Warring State Period

Preparation for the unity of the people - In the spring and autumn period and the Sengoku period from 770 BC to 221 BC, it was also called the eastern Zhou dynasty. After the Zhou dynasty's emperor moved to the east, the Zhou dynasty maintained the name of the emperor, began to decline without actual control. During this period, each country has different socio-economic conditions during the war. This occurred during the national hegemony battle.

The eastern week era can be divided into two. During the spring and autumn era, aristocrats scrambled for power, so power was dispersed. During the Warring States Period, the great powers fought each other in a massive war. In the meantime, there were lots of knowledge and military development. The first era of Zhou during 1046 BC to 771 BC was called Zhou Zhou dynasty, its characteristics were dominance of unity and peace mainly. Lord of the feudal lord gained power more and finally the Zhou King was assassinated, the capital Hao Jin was dismissed in 770 BC. The capital immediately moved east to the modern Luoyang city, Zhou gave up the western region. Therefore, the assassination shows the end of the Western Zhou dynasty and the beginning of the eastern Zhou dynasty.

Preparation for the unity of the people - In the spring and autumn period and the Sengoku period from 770 BC to 221 BC, it was also called the eastern Zhou dynasty. After the Zhou dynasty's emperor moved to the east, the Zhou dynasty maintained the name of the emperor, began to decline without actual control. During this period, each country has different socio-economic conditions during the war. This occurred during the national hegemony battle.

In the 8th century BC, power was scattered during the spring and autumn period named after the influential Spring and Autumn period. During this period, local military leaders used by Zhou defended power and began fighting hegemony. The invasion of other ethnic groups in the northwest, like Qin, strengthened this situation and forced Zhou to shift its capital to Luoyang. This symbolizes the second major stage of Zhou dynasty: the east Zhou. The characteristics of the spring and autumn era are the collapse of the central government. In each of the hundreds of states that eventually appeared, the local strong master acquired most of the political power and continued to follow Zhou King with his name. Some local leaders have started to use the royal title by themselves. China is currently comprised of hundreds of states, some of which have only one fortress village.