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The 14 pages that link to Western Zhou, each with the reason it gives.

• Zhou dynastyBroader topic: This period shows the dynasty’s early royal order before its eastward relocation.

• Spring and Autumn periodNarrower topic: Its collapse preceded the political conditions of the Spring and Autumn period.

• Chang'anRelated: The Zhou established their Feng and Hao capitals near Chang'an's later site.

• LuoyangRelated: Zhou rulers established an eastern capital at Luoyang to govern their eastern territories.

• King Wu of ZhouNarrower topic: King Wu’s conquest established this period of Zhou kingship.

• Eastern ZhouCompared with: Its stronger royal order provides the clearest comparison with Eastern Zhou political fragmentation.

• King Wen of ZhouBroader topic: It was the political order that emerged from the Zhou victory prepared by King Wen.

• TianBroader topic: Its political upheaval helped establish the claim that Heaven could transfer rule.

• Battle of MuyeBroader topic: This period began with the Zhou conquest and its new royal government.

• Classic of PoetryRelated: Many poems are associated with the Western Zhou court and its regional states.

• Xi'anBroader topic: Its capitals lay near modern Xi'an, establishing the region as an early center of Zhou power.

• Lu stateNarrower topic: Lu emerged within the Western Zhou system of royal grants and regional rule.

• Wang GuoweiRelated: Wang's studies of bronze texts and institutions extended into this period.

• YanBroader topic: Yan’s early establishment and expansion occurred during this period.