釋氏稽古略 1.384

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Wei. Son of King Zhending. Reigned for fifteen years and died. King Kao enfiefed his younger brother in Henan; this was Duke Huan, in order to continue the official post of the Duke of Zhou. When Duke Huan died, his son Duke Wei succeeded him. When Duke Wei died, his son Duke Hui succeeded him. He then enfiefed his younger son in Gong (Xu Guang says: the son of Duke Hui) to serve the king, styled Duke Hui of Eastern Zhou. By the time of King Nan, Eastern and Western Zhou were governed separately. King Nan moved his capital to Western Zhou, [under] the reign of Duke Wu of Western Zhou (Xu Guang says: the eldest son of Duke Hui) (Shiji).

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