Military innovations in this period include the ban on court attire in battle by Wuling, and the strategic works of T'ai Kung and Wu Tzu.
Military innovations in this period include the ban on court attire in battle by Wuling, and the strategic works of T'ai Kung and Wu Tzu. It is sometimes said to begin with the breakup of the Jin into the Han, Wei and Zhao, and ends with the fall of the Chi. Culturally, it saw the poetry of Chu Yuan, Han Feizi and Li Si's codification of Legalism, and Mo-tzu's eponymous text. Named for a book written by Liu Xiang, and immediately following the Spring and Autumn period, for 10 points, identify this turbulent-sounding period at the end of the Zhou dynasty, after which the Ch'in took power.
Military innovations in this period include the ban on court attire in battle by Wuling, and the strategic works of T'ai Kung and Wu Tzu.
{Warring States} Period [prompt on {Zhou} or {Eastern Zhou} before mentioned]