After the Shang Dynasty, there was no emperor

The dynasty after the Shang Dynasty was the Zhou Dynasty.

The dynasty after the Shang Dynasty was the Zhou Dynasty.

There were many novels about time travel in the Shang Dynasty. Some of the more popular ones included " Time Travel to the Shang Dynasty,"" I Am King Zhou in Time Travel,"" I Am Shen Gongbao in Time Travel,"" Reborn and Becoming a Saint in Defying Heaven," and " Huang Tianhua in Deification." These novels were set in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties and told the story of the female protagonist transmigrating to the Shang Dynasty. Some of them even involved romantic elements. In addition, there were some novels that were set in the Shang Dynasty, but did not mention the specific plot of transmigration, such as Double Watchtowers. All in all, the Shang Dynasty novels had a certain influence on online literature and attracted a certain group of readers.

The characteristic of the Shang Dynasty seal was that both the emblem and the characters were used together. The seal characters were so ancient that some could no longer be recognized. The seal of the Shang Dynasty required perfect characters, skilled engraving skills, and superb smelting and casting techniques. The bronze ware manufacturing technology of the Shang Dynasty had reached its peak. The bronze ware of the Shang Dynasty was world-famous, with exquisite technology and complicated craftsmanship. The seal of the Shang Dynasty had a unique surface structure, which had a rich sense of character modeling. The seals of the Shang Dynasty were varied in shape and function, including appointing officials, trading, sealing, carrying, engraving, branding, and burial. The discovery of the Shang Dynasty seal proved the existence and use of the Shang Dynasty seal. The Shang Dynasty seal had become mature and widely used.

The name of this book was " The Door to Heaven's Enlightenment ".

King Wu's conquest of Zhou was the result of King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, leading the Zhou and other vassals to attack the Shang King, Emperor Xin (Zhou), and finally establishing the Zhou Dynasty and destroying the Shang Dynasty. King Wu took advantage of the absence of the Shang army to launch a sneak attack and successfully killed King Zhou. King Zhou was the supreme ruler of the Shang Dynasty. Once he died, the rule of the Shang Dynasty collapsed. This was the beheading operation. King Wu of Zhou killed King Zhou of Shang in just one battle. Although King Zhou of Shang was killed, the war was not over yet. Those kingdoms loyal to Shang still existed. Therefore, King Wu's conquest of King Zhou led to the demise of the Shang Dynasty.

The order of the emperors of the Shang Dynasty was: Tang, Taiding, Waibing, Zhongren, Taijia, Woding, Taigeng, Xiaojia, Yongji, Taiwu, Zhongding, Wairen, Heyijia, Zuyi, Zuxin, Wojia, Zuding, Nangeng, Yangjia, Pangeng, Xiaoxin, Xiaoyi, Wuding, Zugeng, Zujia, Linxin, Kangding, Wuyi, Wending, Diyi, and Dixin.

There were different views and debates about the relationship between the Shang Dynasty and the American civilization. Some scholars supported the hypothesis that the Shang people had crossed to America and established the Olmec civilization. They believed that the Olmec civilization might have originated from the Shang era in China. They supported this view through evidence such as the beginning and end of the civilization, characters, statues, and jade articles. However, other scholars disagreed, saying that the Olmec civilization originated directly from the American continent and had no influence from the Shang Dynasty. Although some people had proposed the hypothesis that the Shang people had traveled east to America, there was no conclusive evidence to prove this point. The archeological community is still controversial about the origin of the Olmec civilization in Central America. Therefore, there was no clear answer to the exact relationship between the Shang Dynasty and the American civilization.

The relationship between the origin of the Shang Dynasty and the Dongyi tribes was controversial. There was a view that the Shang Dynasty was a branch of the Dongyi tribes. After they came to the Central Plains, they had a conflict with the local Xia tribes and gradually developed a highly developed bronze civilization. However, this view was also questioned. The Shang Dynasty showed hostility and contempt towards Dongyi in historical records, and launched many large-scale conquests against Dongyi. The merchant had never mentioned in the oracle bone inscriptions that his bloodline was related to Dongyi. Later historical records also showed that the kingdoms that occupied the Central Plains were not friendly to Dongyi. Both Shang and Zhou had made suppressing Dongyi the most basic national policy. Therefore, the question of whether the Shang Dynasty originated from the Dongyi tribe was still inconclusive.

The latest chapter of the Crown Prince of Yinshang is Chapter 728: Leaving (Final Chapter).