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Shang Shu (Jin)

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Reign
  
785–781 BC

Parents
  
Marquis Xian of Jin

Predecessor
  
Marquis Mu of Jin

Great-grandparent
  
Marquis Jing of Jin

Father
  
Marquis Xian of Jin

Successor
  
Marquis Wen of Jin

Grandparent
  
Marquis Xi of Jin

People also search for
  
Marquis Mu of Jin, Marquis Xian of Jin, Marquis Xi of Jin

Shang Shu (simplified Chinese: 殇叔; traditional Chinese: 殤叔; pinyin: Shāng Shū), ancestral name Ji (姬), given name unknown, was the tenth ruler of the state of Jin during the Western Zhou Dynasty. After his elder brother, Marquis Mu of Jin died in 785 BC, he gained the throne of Jin which traditionally should be passed to the eldest son, namely Chou (仇). After Shang Shu ascended the throne, Chou was forced to leave Jin in fear of his uncle.

In 781 BC, Chou brought troops to Jin to overthrow Shang Shu, and he ascended as the next ruler of Jin, Marquis Wen of Jin.

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Shang Shu (Jin) Wikipedia