- Source: Bi (state)
Bi (simplified Chinese: 毕; traditional Chinese: 畢; pinyin: Bì) was a Chinese vassal state during the Western Zhou dynasty and the Spring and Autumn period.
Creation
King Wen of Zhou's fifteenth son, Bi Gonggao, is the primogenitor of the state of Bi. Thus, the surname of the rulers of Bi was Ji. Bi Gonggao was given the title of Duke of Bi by King Wu of Zhou. Since his eldest son Kai Bo was given another title, to the state of Kai, his second son Bi Zhong inherited the state of Bi.
Fall
After 400 years, Bi was destroyed by the Xirong. Following King Ping of Zhou's move east to the vicinity of Louyang, Bi may have continued into the Warring States period.
After the fall
After the fall of Bi, Bi Wan, a descendent of Bi Gonggao, defected to Jin, where he was made a doctor by Jin Xiangong. Bi Wan, after accompanying the Duke of Jin on many expeditions and making many outstanding military achievements, was given the title of Bi Wan Yu Wei and the Wei clan by Duke Xian of Jin. His descendant, Wei Wenhou, was canonized by the king of Zhou as one of the seven heroes of the Warring States after dividing Jin with Zhao and Han.
Rulers
Bi Gonggao (毕公高)
Bi Zhong (毕仲), Bi Gonggao's second son.
Bi Huan (毕桓), a descendant of Bi Zhong. He was one of the three dukes during the reign of King Mu of Zhou
Bi Boke (毕伯克)
Bi Boshuofu (毕伯硕父)
See also
Bi (surname)
List of Zhou dynasty states
References
- Source: Bi-State
Bi-State could refer to any of the following:
Historic places
Bi (state), A Chinese ancient vassal state
Transportation
Metro Transit (St. Louis) - an enterprise of the Bi-State Development Agency
Organisations
Bi-State Development Agency
Landmarks and buildings
Bi-State Vietnam Gold Star Bridges
Bi-State Parks Airport
Sport events
Bi-State League
Bi-State League (1915)
Bi-State Conference
See also
Bi (surname)
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