Zhougong

Zhougong, also known as the Duke of Zhou, was an influential Chinese statesman and regent during the early Western Zhou Dynasty (~11th century BCE). Renowned for his wisdom, integrity, and sense of justice, he helped consolidate the dynasty’s rule and establish moral governance. Zhougong is celebrated for his efforts in maintaining social order, promoting virtuous leadership, and developing important rituals and policies. His legacy endures as a model of filial piety and ethical conduct, influencing Chinese culture and political philosophy for centuries.