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• 邾婁悼公 (Chinese)

Source: ''Zhu Daogong'' (？ - 541 BC), of the Cao clan, whose given name was Hua, was the 15th ruler of the State of Zhu during the Spring and Autumn period. He was the son of Zhu Xuan Gong. His reign lasted for 15 years. After his death, his son, Zhu Zhuang Gong, succeeded him. In October 555 BC, Duke Xiang of Lu, Duke Ping of Jin, Duke Ping of Song, Duke Shang of Wei, Duke Jian of Zheng, Duke Cheng of Cao, the Duke of Juzhaobi, Zhu Daogong, Duke Cheng of Teng, Lord Xue, Duke Xiao of Qi, and the Duke Mu of Xiao-Zhu jointly besieged the State of Qi. In 554 BC, the State of Lu captured Zhu Daogong because Zhu had attacked Lu. In June of 553 BC (on the day of Gengshen), Duke Xiang of Lu, Duke Ping of Jin, Duke Zhuang of Qi, Duke Ping of Song, Duke Shang of Wei, Duke Jian of Zheng, Duke Wu of Cao, the Duke of Juzhaobi, Zhu Daogong, Duke Cheng of Teng, Lord Xue, and Duke Xiao of Qi, as well as the Duke Mu of Xiao-Zhu, met in alliance at Chan Yuan. In autumn, Zhongsun Su led troops to attack Zhu. In 552 BC, Duke Xiang of Lu, Duke Ping from Jin, Duke Zhuang from Qi, Duke Ping from Song, Duke Shang from Wei, Duke Jian from Zheng, Duke Wu from Cao, the Duke from Juzhaobi, and Zhu Daogong met in alliance at Shangren. In 551 BC, these leaders, including Zhu Daogong, met again in alliance at Sha Sui. In October of 549 BC (on the day Yi Hai), Zangsun He fled to Zhu. In August 548 BC, Duke Xiang from Lu, Duke Ping from Jin, and others, including Zhu Daogong and Duke Wen of Qi, met in alliance at Yiyi. In 547 BC, these leaders met again at Yiyi for an alliance meeting. In 546 BC, a peace conference between Jin and Chu was held. On June Bing Chen, Zhu Daogong arrived. In 545 BC, Zhu Daogong paid homage to Duke Xiang of Lu. In October 543 BC, Tunsun Bao from Lu, Zhao Wu from Jin, Gongsun Jie from Qi, Xiang Xu from Song, Beigong Tuo from Wei, Han Hu from Zheng, representatives from Cao, Ju, Zhu, Teng, Xue, Qi, and Xiao-Zhu met in alliance at Chan Yuan. On June Ding Si of 541 BC, Duke Hua of Zhu died. The Zhugong Hua Bell, unearthed in Zoucheng City, Shandong Province, was made by Zhu Daogong. It is now housed in the Shandong Provincial Museum. The bell stands 36.4 cm tall and has a mouth width of 18.1 cm. There are 75 characters of inscription on it. ==References== * 邾婁悼公 (Chinese) {{AI-translation}}