zǐ tián Zi Tian
sòng guó
(? qián385nián～ qián363nián)
sòng xiū gōng， yuán míng zǐ tián ， sòng dào gōng zhī zǐ。 zhè shí sòng guó shǒu dū yǐ zài péng chéng（ jīn jiāng sū shěng xú zhōu shì）， yòu kě néng céng bèi fú lǔ，《 shǐ jì ・ hán shì jiā》 jìzǎi： “ wén hóu 'èr nián（ qián 385 nián）， …… fá sòng， dào péng chéng， zhí sòng jūn。 ” sòng jūn kě néng shì sòng xiū gōng， yě kě néng shì sòng dào gōng。 dào gōng yě kě néng bèi shā， gù shì fǎ wéi“ dào”。 sòng dào gōng bèi fú hòu sòng xiū gōng jí wèi， bìng yú dāng nián gǎi yuán。
Song off the public, formerly known as sub-fields, Song Dao Gong son. At this time the capital has been Pengcheng Song (Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province today), there may have been captured, "Korean Historical Records family," reads: "Wen Hou years (385 BC), ... ... Fasong to Pengcheng, the Executive Song-Jun. "Song Song-Jun may be off the public, it may be the Song Dao Gong. Dao Gong may also killed, so posthumous law "Mourning." Song Dao Gong Song captured the public off the throne, and in that year reign title.
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