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China’s so-called “Spring and Autumn Period” ends …
Years: 489BCE - 478BCE
China’s so-called “Spring and Autumn Period” ends in 476 BCE (or, by some authorities, in 403 BCE).
After the king of Wú died during an invasion of Yuè (496 BCE), his son, King Fuchāi of Wú, had nearly destroyed the Yuè state, defeated Qí, and threatened Jìn.
In 482 BCE, King Fuchāi holds an interstate conference to solidify his power base, but Yuè captures the Wú capital.
Fuchāi rushes back but is besieged by the Yue forces.
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- Jin, (Chinese) state of
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Years: 489BCE - 478BCE
Locations
People
Groups
- Qi (Shandong), (Chinese) state of
- Jin, (Chinese) state of
- Chinese Kingdom, Zhou, or Chou, Eastern Dynasty
- Yue, (Chinese) state of
- Wu, (Chinese) state of
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Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions