- King Hui of Eastern Zhou
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King Hui of Eastern Zhou, simplified Chinese: 东周惠王; traditional Chinese: 東周惠; pinyin: Dōngzhōu Hùi Wáng; Wade–Giles: Tung-Chou Hui Wang was the last king of the Zhou Dynasty of China. Prior to reigning, he is referred to as Lord Zhaowen (Zhaowen Jun 昭文君). He reigned from 255 BC to 249 BC.
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Family name Ji (姬 jī) in Chinese Given name Jie (杰 jié) Era name Zhou Dynasty Father Mother unknown Wife unknown Children Duration of reign Tomb unknown Temple name unknown Courtesy name unknown Posthumous name Huai 惠 (pinyin hùi), literal meaning: "benevolent" King Hui of Eastern ZhouPreceded by
King Nan of ZhouKing of Zhou
255 BC – 249 BCSucceeded by
none, dynasty dissolvedCategories:- Zhou Dynasty kings
- 3rd-century BC rulers
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- Chinese royalty stubs
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