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900 BC)
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King Gong of Zhou, name Ji Yi Hu ("Yi Hu", Pinyin: yī hù), the sixth generation of the Western Zhou kings, posthumous title of King ("Total", Pinyin: gōng). Western Zhou bronze inscriptions more than to call him King Gong. Zhou Mu prince. Mu died subsequent bit. 12-year reign, died and was buried in complete original.
Ji Yi Hu to the throne, the country due to Mu Travel, spent a huge amount of wealth, which makes the state finance is empty, gradually difficult to support financially. However, in many occasions, the emperor had to maintain a shelf. Such as reward and punishment in order that a total capital of the king had to land near the land following the feudal nobility and the doctor to make itself less and less direct control of the region, less and less income. Western Zhou Dynasty began to decline continue.