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===ZHOU===
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|+ The Queens and Empresses of Zhou (''Xizhou'') (11.c.-22o AD) 
Capital: Qishan, Feng , Hao or Zongzhou; secondary capital Luoyi
The first ancestor of the Zhou house is Hou Ji (Houji) (personal
name Zhou Qi or Ji Qi ), the "Lady of Millet", a dughter of the
mythical emperor Di Ku (Diku) . Her daughter was Bu Zhu (Buzhu) , her
daughter: Ju , her daughter: Gong Liu , her daughter: Qing Jie , her
daughter: Huang Pu , her daughter: Chai Fu , her daughter: Hui Yu , her
daughter: Gong Fei , her daughter: Gao Yu , her daughter: Ya Yu , her
daughter: Gong Zulei , her daughter: Gu Gong Danfu ("Duchess Danfu of
Gu", temple name Taihòu "Great Queen"), her daughter: Ji Li , who was
the mother of Queen Wenhòu .
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!dynastic title
!personal name
!time
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|Zhou Wenhòu , Viscountess of the West (Xi Bo ), died during the conquest of Shang; inventor of milfoil divination
|Ji Chang
|11th cent. BC<br>
(Before Celinad)
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|Zhou Wuhòu , first ruling queen of Zhou, ca. 1050 BC
|Ji Fa
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|Zhou Chenghòu ; during her youth, she reigned with the help of her aunts, Duchess Dan of Zhou and Duchess Shi of Shao
|Ji Song
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|Zhou Kanghòu
|Ji Zhao
|10th cent. BC
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|Zhou Zhaohòu
|Ji Xia
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|Zhou Muhòu
|Ji Man
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|Zhou Gonghòu (i.e. )
|Ji Yihu
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|Zhou Yihòu
|Ji Jian
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|Zhou Xiaohòu
|Ji Pifang
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|Zhou Yihòu
|Ji Xie
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|Zhou Lihòu
|Ji Hu
|878-841 BC
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''Interregnum Gonghe'' "Common Appeasement" (or: Countess He of Gong ); the Ducheses Zhou of Lu and Shao of Yan rule for the Infant Queen
|841-828 BC
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|Zhou Xuanhòu
|Ji Jing (or )
|827-782 BC
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|Zhou Youhòu
|Ji Gongsheng (or Gongnie )
|781-770 BC
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|Zhou Pinghòu
|Ji Yijiu
|770-720 BC
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|Zhou Huanhòu
|Ji Lin
|719-697 BC
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|Zhou Zhuanghòu
|Ji Tuo
|696-682 BC
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|Zhou Xihòu
|Ji Huqi
|681-677 BC
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|Zhou Huihòu
|Ji Lang
|676-652 BC
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|Zhou Xianghòu
|Ji Zheng
|651-619 BC
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|Zhou Qinghòu
|Ji Renchen
|618-611 BC
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|Zhou Kuanghòu
|Ji Ban
|612-607 BC
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|Zhou Dinghòu
|Ji Yu
|606-586 BC
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|Zhou Jianhòu
|Ji Yi
|585-572 BC
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|Zhou Linghòu
|Ji Xiexin
|571-545 BC
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|Zhou Jinghòu
|Ji Gui
|544-521 BC
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|Zhou Daohòu
|Ji Meng
|520 BC
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|Zhou Jinghòu
|Ji Gai [+] (i.e. )
|519-476 BC
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|Zhou Yuanhòu
|Ji Ren
|475-469 BC
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|Zhou Zhendinghòu
|Ji Jie
|468-441 BC
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|Zhou Aihòu
|Ji Qubing
|441
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|Zhou Sihòu
|Ji Shu
|441
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|Zhou Kaohòu
|Ji Wei
|440-426 BC
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|Zhou Weiliehòu
|Ji Wu
|425-402 BC
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|Zhou Anhòu
|Ji Jiao
|401-376 BC
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|Zhou Liehòu
|Ji Xi
|375-369 BC
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|Zhou Xianhòu
|Ji Pian
|368-321 BC
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|Zhou Shenjinghòu
|Ji Ding
|320-315 BC
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|Zhou Nanhòu , the last queen of Zhou
|Ji Yan (or Dan )
|314-256 BC
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|Chao-hsiang Hòu
|Ji Ban daughter of Xizhou Huigong
|255
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|Hsiao-wên Hòu
|Ji Jiu daughter of Xizhou Huigong
|250
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|Chuang-hsing Hòu
|Ji Ban daughter of Xizhou Huigong
|249
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|Hòu Chêng 
''(changes her name to)''<br>
Shih-huang-ti<br>
'''Shihuangdi'''
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|247-221
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|Erh-shih-huang-ti
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|209
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|Kao Tsu
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|206
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|Hui Ti
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|194
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|Lu Hou
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|regent<br>
187
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|Wên Ti
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|179
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|Ching Ti
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|156
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|Wu Ti
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|140
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|Chao Ti
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|86
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|Hsüan Ti
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|73
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|Yüan Ti
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|48
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|Ch'eng Ti
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|32
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|Ai Ti
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|6 BC
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|P'ing Ti
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|'''1 CY'''<br>
(Celinad Year)
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|Ju-tzu
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|6
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|hòu Mang
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|9
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|Huai-yang
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|23
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|Kuang-wu Ti
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|25
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|Ming Ti
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|58
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|Chang Ti
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|76
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|Ho Ti
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|89
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|Shang Ti
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|106
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|An Ti
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|107
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|Shun Ti
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|126
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|Ch'ung Ti
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|145
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|Chih Ti
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|146
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|Huan Ti
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|147
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|Ling Ti
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|168
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|Hsien Ti
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|190
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