Editing List of Chinese monarchs (section)

====Western Zhou====

{{see also|Western Zhou}}
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| '''[[King Wu of Zhou|Wu]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|武}}
| Ji Fa<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬發}}
| 1046–1043<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1046|-1043}} years)</small>
| 1049–1043<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1049|-1043}} years)</small>
| Son of [[King Wen of Zhou|King Wen]]
| Defeated the tyrannical [[King Zhou of Shang]] in the [[Battle of Muye]]{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=320}}
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| '''[[King Cheng of Zhou|Cheng]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|成}}
| Ji Song<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬誦}}
| 1042–1021<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1042|-1021}} years)</small>
| 1042–1006<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1042|-1006}} years)</small>
| Son of Wu
| Most of his reign was controlled by the [[Duke of Zhou]], who suppressed the [[Rebellion of the Three Guards]]{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=320}}
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| '''[[King Kang of Zhou|Kang]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|康}}
| Ji Zhao<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬釗}}
| 1020–996<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1020|-996}} years)</small>
| 1005–978<br/><small>({{Age in years|-1005|-978}} years)</small>
| Son of Cheng
| His accession established Zhou [[primogeniture]]. A largely peaceful reign{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=320}}
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| '''[[King Zhao of Zhou|Zhao]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|昭}}
| Ji Xia<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬瑕}}
| 995–977<br/><small>({{Age in years|-995|-977}} years)</small>
| 977–957<br/><small>({{Age in years|-977|-957}} years)</small>
| Son of Kang
| Lost the [[Zhou–Chu War]], during which he died. His reign marked the Zhou's gradual decline{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|pp=320–321}}
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| '''[[King Mu of Zhou|Mu]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|穆}}
| Ji Man<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬滿}}
| 976–922<br/><small>({{Age in years|-976|-922}} years)</small>
| 956–918<br/><small>({{Age in years|-958|-918}} years)</small>
| Son of Zhao
| Engaged in many destabilizing territory conflicts{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=321}}
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| '''[[King Gong of Zhou|Gong]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|共}}
| Ji Yihu<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬繄扈}}
| 922–900<br/><small>({{Age in years|-922|-900}} years)</small>
| 917–900<br/><small>({{Age in years|-917|-900}} years)</small>
| Son of Mu
| Little is known of his reign{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=321}}
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| '''[[King Yih of Zhou|Yih]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|懿}}
| Ji Jian<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬囏}}
| 899–892<br/><small>({{Age in years|-899|-892}} years)</small>
| 899–873<br/><small>({{Age in years|-899|-873}} years)</small>
| Son of Gong
| Little is known of his reign; may have been removed from power by [[King Xiao of Zhou|Xiao]]{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=321}}
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| '''[[King Xiao of Zhou|Xiao]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|孝}}
| Ji Pifang<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬辟方}}
| 891–886<br/><small>({{Age in years|-891|-886}} years)</small>
| 872–866<br/><small>({{Age in years|-872|-866}} years)</small>
| Son of Mu
| Little is known of his reign{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=321}}
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| '''[[King Yi of Zhou (Xie)|Yí]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|夷}}
| Ji Xie<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬燮}}
| 885–878<br/><small>({{Age in years|-885|-878}} years)</small>
| 865–858<br/><small>({{Age in years|-865|-858}} years)</small>
| Son of Yih
| Continued decline of the Zhou{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=321}}
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| '''[[King Li of Zhou|Li]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|厲}}
| Ji Hu<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬胡}}
| 877–841<br/><small>({{Age in years|-877|-841}} years)</small>
| 857–842<br/><small>({{Age in years|-857|-842}} years)</small>
| Son of Yí
| Traditionally considered a corrupt and cruel ruler. Exiled amid a peasant rebellion{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|pp=321–322}}
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| colspan="7" style="background-color: #D8D8D8" | [[Gonghe Regency]] (共和; 841–828){{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=322}}
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| '''[[King Xuan of Zhou|Xuan]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|宣}}
| Ji Jing<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬靜}}
| colspan="2" | 827–782
| Son of Li
| Had military successes, aiming to restore Zhou authority{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=322}}
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| '''[[King You of Zhou|You]]'''<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|幽}}
| Ji Gongnie<br/>{{lang|zh-hant|姬宮涅}}
| 781–771<br/><small>({{Age in years|-781|-771}} years)</small>
| 782–771<br/><small>({{Age in years|-782|-771}} years)</small>
| Son of Xuan
| Numerous natural disasters occurred, after which [[Quanrong]] him and overran the capital{{sfn|''Imperial China''|2020|p=322}}
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