King Cheng of Zhou

King Cheng of Zhou was a ruler in ancient China during the Zhou Dynasty, which lasted from around 1046 to 256 BCE. He ascended to the throne in the early 11th century BCE, following his father, King Wen. King Cheng is known for consolidating the Zhou Kingdom and further developing its administration. His reign is often marked by stability, promoting the principles of benevolent governance and moral leadership. He is also remembered for his efforts in expanding the territory and influence of the Zhou, laying the groundwork for a cultural and political legacy that would endure for centuries.