The History of the World Podcast, written and presented by Chris Hasler

Volume 3 The Classical World

Episode 66 the Chine Dynasty. So, During the later years of the Western Joe during the 9th century b.C. a man called Faye Ze Ze was asked to take

charge of preparing horses for the Joe Army's cavalry under King Sia.

Fe Ze Z was of cavalry under King Sial.

Faiso was of noble birth and King Sial wanted to reward his loyalty and efforts to serve him. So he granted him a small thief called Ching.

This was not a particularly great honour compared to what he could have inherited had

other parties been more favourable to Faizer, but it was still a

feith that he could call his own and on the Western fringes of the Joe Kingdom.

Faizer's descendants continued to rule over the state of Ching,

and they would loyally support the Joe Kingdom against barbarian invasions,

and the Joe Kingdom would reward the Chin with

additional territory beginning the Chin expansion of power. With the

weakening of the Joe Dynasty in the first half of the 8th century B.C. and the shift of

Joe power moving from west to east, the Joe came to rely on the strength and loyalty of the Chien more than ever.

And the Chien would be recognised as a major vassal state and the leader was granted status similar to that of a Duke.

Throughout this period of history we often see the name and the suffix

wrong associated with barbarians and barbarian invasions.

We're not entirely sure what the word wrong specifically means and we know that it is

often used in reference to those who are the opposition in battle

Whether they be culturally linked to the Joe dynasty civilization or not

We know that the Joe would be doing battle with the Western wrong

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