Keeng Wen o Zhou
| Ji Chang | |||||||||
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| Coont o the Wast | |||||||||
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| Coont o Zhou | |||||||||
| Ring | 1100–1050 BC (50 years) | ||||||||
| Born | 1152 BC (tradeetional) or 1112 BC (modren estimate) Bi (Zhou state) | ||||||||
| Dee'd | 1050 BC (aged 62) Cheng (Zhou state) | ||||||||
| Buirial | Bi (Zhou state) | ||||||||
| Spouse | Taisi | ||||||||
| Issue | Bo Yikao Fa, Keeng Wu o Zhou Xian, Marquis o Guan Dan, Duke o Zhou Du, Marquis o Cai Zhenduo, Coont o Cao Wu, Coont o Cheng Chu, Marquis o Huo Feng, Coont o Wey Zai, Count o Dan | ||||||||
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| Faither | King Ji of Zhou | ||||||||
| Mither | Tairen | ||||||||
King Wen o Zhou (Cheenese: 周文王; pinyin: Zhōu Wén Wáng; 1112 – 1050 BC, the Civilisin King) wis coont o Zhou in the late Shang dynasty in auncient Cheenae.