Above is the principality.

Lu (Ji), Shen (Jiang), Wei (Ji) and Qi (Jiang)

Qi (Yi surname) Chen (Gui surname) Cai (Ji surname) Teng (Ji surname) Xue (Ren surname) (Ji surname) Xing (Ji surname)

After the Duke of Zhou. Twenty-four years of Biography: "Fan, Jiang, Xing, Mao, Qi and Sacrifice are the Yin of the Duke of Zhou."

Deng (Manchu surname) Xun (Ji surname) followed (Ji surname) in the Southern Tang Dynasty and did not appear in the classics. majority

I didn't see it in Beijing.

The above is the marquis state.

Zheng (Ji surname) Li (Ji surname) Rui (Ji surname) Cao (Ji surname) Gu, I don't know his surname. Jia (Ji surname) did not appear in the classics. Southern Yan (surname) is slippery (surname).

Quwo (Ji surname) Quwo does not appear in Jing. Qin (won surname)

Won the surname, called Qin Nv "X" many times in the biography. Winning "is not superfluous.

Liang (won surname) Beiyan (Ji surname)

The above is the earl's country.

Zhu (Cao surname) lives in (original surname) Chu (Jing) (Mi surname) Ba (Ji surname) (Yong) (Cao surname) Tan doesn't know his surname. I don't know his last name. Wen (Su Shi) Xu (Yi surname) Shu doesn't know what surname string doesn't know what surname Lu Hun (Yun Shi) Shan (Yi surname) doesn't know what surname Kui (Yi surname) Jiang Rong Jiang Rong is naturally Jiang surname. Betty has Bai Di and Chi Di, and Yang Bojun thinks that they are both named Kui. I don't know my last name. Zhong Wu is not seen in the classics. Wu (Ji surname) is more "Si" surname. Lu Manrong (Rongman)

Endlessness is a branch of virtue. Forced Yang (surname) is a branch of Shu Jiu Shu (see Shu). Hu (Gui Xing) is fat.

The above is the viscount country.

Xu (surnamed Jiang) stayed (surnamed Feng) and Li Rong (Ji)

Xiang (Jiang surname) is very popular with Wei (Ji surname) Huang Erqi, who first sealed Zhou Liaomou Ge (Won surname) Xiao (Zi surname) Huo (Ji surname) Geng Yang (Won surname) Liu Shoufeng Wang (Liu Kanggong). Prince Gan Hui and Prince Xiang's mother-in-law took them with them. Su (Wen) is the king of literature, and Zhan Yuan is the king of literature. Luo (surname) Niu

The above are barons and those with unknown titles. Daolibai steet

Later called (Ji surname). Chao Liu (Yan surname) forced Yang (Yan surname)

The above are < pass >, more than 120 are not < pass >. It is estimated that there will be hundreds more.

The countries here are not necessarily sealed by Zhou Wang, that is, there are ethnic minority countries (such as Bai Di and Chi Di) and vassal countries. Ruquwo was sealed by the Duke of Jin. Xiao was sealed by Song Gongsuo. The Kui quilt was sealed.

Many people think that Lu is the Duke of Zhou because he is a vassal of the Duke of Zhou. In fact, Lu should be the eldest son of the blocked Duke of Zhou and also a marquis. Several of Birchin's younger brothers all have fiefs. They are Zhou, Fan, Jiang, Xing, Mao, Qian and Ji. Only Zhou is the Duke of Zhou, and he inherited the Qishan of the Duke of Zhou in Yang, which is the ancient city of Zhou.

By the Warring States period, there were only about 20 countries left. But more are Han (Ji surname), Zhao (Won surname), Wei (Ji surname) and Zhongshan (Ji surname). Small countries are mostly in the Huaihe River basin. The only thing I can't figure out is that Sun Yat-sen is a descendant of the Youyou tribe in the Xia Dynasty. How can it be Ji?

There are too many names, and some little princes and Zhi Qing Zhou may not be listed.

There were 7 1 vassal States in the Western Zhou Dynasty, most of which were of the same surname (Ji surname) and a few were of different surnames. The purpose of the enfeoffment system is to strengthen the rule of all localities and act as a screen vassal of the Zhou royal family. Vassal states with different surnames are mainly fiefs of heroes (such as Qi's fiefs) or fiefs of descendants of ancient emperors (such as Xia's descendants in Qi, Huangdi's descendants in Ji, Shang's descendants in Song, etc.). ).

The more famous vassal States are:

Qin: Central Shaanxi, East Gansu.

Chu: Hubei, Hunan, and later extended to Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Sichuan and Shandong.

Qi: Lubei area.

Yan: Northern Hebei, southern Liaoning.

Jin: Shanxi, southern Hebei and central Shaanxi were divided by North Korea, Zhao and Wei in the first 403 years.

Chen: A native of Huaiyin County, Henan Province.

Zheng: Xinzheng, Henan

Lu: Lunan.

Song: Shangqiu, Henan

Wei: southern Hebei and northern Henan.

Zhongshan: Lingshou and Tangxian in Hebei Province.

Cao: A native of Dingtao County, Shandong Province.

Wu: The lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Yue: Zhejiang area

Cai: Shangcai County and Xincai County, Henan Province.

Zhu (Wrinkle): The area around Wrinkle County, Shandong Province.

G: Southeast of Chengwu, Shandong.

Lai: Southeast of Huangxian County, Shandong Province.

Polygonum: Tanghe, Henan

Anhui: North of Qianshan County, Anhui Province

Yi: Qi Lin County, Shaanxi Province.

Rattan: Southwest of tengxian.

X: East of Xuchang County, Henan Province

Qi: Qixian County, Henan Province

North: South of tangyin county, Henan Province

Yong: South of Xinxiang City, Henan Province

There are many others, such as Guo, Slip, Yi, Ju, Gong, Yi, Gao, Shen, Yi, Jiao, Huo, Ji, Zhu, Guan, Yu, Rui, Cheng, Xu, Jing, Ba, Shu and so on.

These are just some vassal States that were enfeoffed in the early Western Zhou Dynasty. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, that is, during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, annexation wars often broke out between vassal states, some countries disappeared, and some countries split, such as Han, Zhao and Wei, who enfeoffed Jin (Han: eastern Henan, southeastern Shanxi, Zhao: northern Shanxi, western Hebei, southern Wei: northern Henan, southern Hebei).

Five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period: Qi Huangong, Jin Wengong, Chu Zhuangwang, Wu Wang, He Lv and Gou Jian of Betty Wong.

(One said: Qi Huangong, Jin Wengong, Song Xianggong, Qin Mugong and Chu Zhuangwang)

Seven Heroes of Warring States: Qi Chuyan, Zhao Han and Qin Wei