Which dynasty was it that the five kings conquered Zhou?

King Wu conquered Zhou during the Western Zhou Dynasty.

After King Wu conquered Zhou, he established the Western Zhou Dynasty.

King Wu conquered King Zhou and established the Western Zhou Dynasty in 1046 B.C. This conclusion was based on the inscriptions of the Western Zhou Li Gui and the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties. The inscription on the Li Gui recorded that " King Wu conquered Shang, only during the Jiazi period, the year of the tripod, and the Shang Dynasty was conquered." The research on the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties also speculated that King Wu conquered Zhou in 1046 B.C.

After King Wu conquered King Zhou, he established the Zhou Dynasty.

The Five Faults of the Western Zhou Dynasty referred to the five shortcomings of judicial officials in the process of judging cases, including only the official (relying on power), only the opposite (privately reporting grievances), only the family (restraining), only the goods (extorting money and bribery), and only the coming (corruption and bending the law). These actions had destroyed justice and the principles of the law. According to the records of the Book of History, the Western Zhou Dynasty adopted the principle of "equal punishment for all crimes" for judicial officials who committed five crimes, which meant that they would receive the same punishment as the criminals. This showed that the rulers of the Western Zhou Dynasty had a certain degree of supervision over judicial corruption.

The source of King Wu's crusade against King Zhou can be found in Shangshu·Wucheng: " Move forward and change sides, attack the north of the rear." This passage described the background and process of the war when King Wu conquered Zhou.

The Five Punishments of Western Zhou referred to ink punishment, cutting punishment, cutting punishment, castration, and capital punishment. The five punishments refer to the punishment of ink, the punishment of death, and the punishment of death. The five faults refer to only officials, only anti-officials, only internal affairs, only goods, only to come.

After King Wu conquered King Zhou, he moved the survivors of the Shang Dynasty to Anyang, Henan Province, and let King Zhou's son, Wu Geng, manage this area.

After King Wu of Zhou destroyed the Shang Dynasty, he didn't exterminate the survivors of the Shang Dynasty. On the contrary, he took a series of measures to appease and manage these survivors. According to historical records, King Wu of Zhou had granted the son of King Zhou of Shang, Wu Geng, a place near Zhaoge, so that he could continue to manage the survivors of the Shang Dynasty. In addition, he also granted his two younger brothers, Uncle Guan and Uncle Cai, a state near Zhaoge to supervise Wu Geng and prevent his rebellion from threatening the ruling position of the Zhou Dynasty. These measures showed that King Wu of Zhou didn't kill all the survivors of the Shang Dynasty. Instead, he chose to be lenient and let the members of the royal family and survivors of the Shang Dynasty stay. Therefore, King Wu of Zhou was relatively tolerant and tolerant towards the survivors of the Shang Dynasty.

King Wu of Zhou did not return the survivors of the Shang Dynasty to the family of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty after conquering Zhou. On the contrary, he took a series of measures to manage and appease these survivors. According to historical records, King Wu of Zhou had granted the son of King Zhou of Shang, Wu Geng, a place near Zhaoge and had him continue to manage the survivors of the Shang Dynasty. In addition, King Wu of Zhou also granted his younger brothers, Uncle Guan, Uncle Huo, and Uncle Cai, to be stationed in the country of Wei, the country of Wei, and the country of Wei respectively. These were all areas where the remnants of the Shang Dynasty gathered. These measures were aimed at stabilizing the situation, appeasing the Shang Dynasty survivors, and demonstrating the magnanimity of King Wu of Zhou. Therefore, it could be said that King Wu of Zhou did not return the survivors of the Shang Dynasty to the family of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty. Instead, he dealt with them through enfeoffment and management.