Characteristics of Political System in Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period

The political feature of the Spring and Autumn Period was that although there were many governors, they all obeyed the Zhou Emperor. Every vassal has his own fief, his own country and his own people. They are loyal to the Zhou Emperor, worship regularly, follow the etiquette and customs, and pay taxes to the Zhou Dynasty on a regular basis. There have been wars among vassal States all the year round, and there are five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period in history.

During the Warring States period, the power of the Zhou Emperor declined, and Zhou declined. Instead, the vassal States continued the war in the Spring and Autumn Period, occupied the city slightly, consolidated Lian Heng, and finally formed the trend of the seven countries' hegemony. By the end of the Warring States period, through Shang Yang's political reform, plus Zhang Yi's lobbying and many years of war, Qin was stronger than the six countries. Finally, Qin destroyed six countries and unified China.

Yes, the political feature of the Qin Dynasty is unification. The central government practiced the emperor system, and the emperor was in charge of power alone, forming a feudal monarchy that lasted for more than 2,000 years in the history of China. Set up the prime minister. At the local level, local governments have been established and measures such as the same track and unified measurement have been implemented.