Why did Chu dominate the South during the Warring States Period?

There are two main reasons: first, Chu has a good geographical position, fertile soil and water, and good agricultural development; Moreover, it covers a large area and has a large population; The military strength is not bad. Secondly, the emperors before Chu served the country from morning till night. So the Chu State at that time was still very beautiful.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the society was extremely divided but developed rapidly. At that time, compared with before, the productivity of society was improved, but it did not develop rapidly. Because of the constant war at that time, people couldn't find the next meal after eating the last meal. So all development is based on an adequate population. Chu has a natural advantage in this respect. On the one hand, it is said that the country's geographical location is good, which is conducive to the development of agriculture. Secondly, at that time, Chu was romantic and the birth rate was high. Ensure all aspects of the population and lay the foundation for the country's economic development.

Furthermore, the prosperity of a country cannot be separated from a wise monarch. Good leadership determines the country's development path. The monarchs before Chu were all famous. On the one hand, it ensures domestic development. At the same time, we should also pay attention to our relations with Zhou and our diplomacy with neighboring countries. Paying tribute to Zhou regularly will not cause hostility from other countries, nor will it attract hostility from Zhou. Although Zhou was not very strong at that time. The control over the country is also getting lower and lower. Good diplomacy is also important. At that time, Chu and Qin were in-laws for generations. Of course, one of the common means of establishing diplomatic relations between the two countries at that time was marriage. Combine national interests through marriage. To fight the enemy of * * *. Due to the excellent foreign policy, although Chu was strong enough later, it did not attract joint attacks from other countries.

However, the powerful Chu State gradually declined.