Also known as Liang
historischer Staat
Key facts
- Capital
- Anyi ( 安邑 , first ) Daliang ( 大梁 )
- Common languages
- Old Chinese
- Government
- Marquessate ( 侯 ) Kingdom ( 王 ; after 344 BCE )
- Historical era
- Warring States period
- Partition of jin
- 403 BCE
- Conquered by qin
- 225 BCE
- Currency
- Spade money Other ancient Chinese coinage
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- historical country
- Continent
- Asia
- Form of government
- Chinese nobility
- Image
- EN-WEI260BCE.jpg
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- different from
- Cao Wei
- inception
- 0403-00-00
- Commons category
- Warring States Period
- topic's main category
- Category:Wei (state)
- dissolved, abolished or demolished date
- 0225-00-00
- cause of destruction
- Qin's Wars of Unification
- replaced by
- Qin
- replaces
- Zhongshan
- described by source
- Records of the Grand Historian
Sources (1)
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Article · Deutsch
Der Staat Wei (chinesisch 魏, Pinyin Wèi) existierte zur Zeit der Streitenden Reiche in China. Sein Territorium grenzte an die Staaten Qin, Qi, Zhao, Chou und Han. Es umfasste die heutigen Provinzen Hebei, Henan, Shanxi und Shandong. Nachdem König Hui die Hauptstadt von Anyi (安邑, im heutigen Kreis Xia) nach Daliang (heutiges Kaifeng) verlegt hatte, nannte man den Staat auch Liang.
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