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The 48 pages that link to Shang dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Oracle bone scriptNarrower topic: The script’s surviving corpus chiefly belongs to the dynasty’s final centuries.

• Duke of ZhouNarrower topic: The Duke’s era followed the Zhou conquest of Shang territory and institutions.

• AnyangNarrower topic: Anyang served as a major royal center during the dynasty's late period.

• TianNarrower topic: Shang royal religion provides the setting for early references to Tian.

• Battle of MuyeNarrower topic: Its weakening rule set the stage for the Zhou challenge.

• Chinese sealNarrower topic: Early Chinese seal use is often discussed in relation to the emergence of writing and administration.

• Qiang peopleNarrower topic: Oracle-bone inscriptions from this period include some of the earliest attestations of Qiang.

• YinxuNarrower topic: Yinxu is identified with the dynasty’s late capital and its final rulers.

• Guan ZhongNarrower topic: The Zhou political order Guan Zhong served emerged after the Shang era.

• Wu DingNarrower topic: Wu Ding ruled at the height of Shang power and belonged to its royal line.

• Di XinNarrower topic: Di Xin’s reign was its final chapter.

• Xu ZhonglinNarrower topic: The novel dramatizes the dynasty’s legendary overthrow.