Preface...vii. Acknowledgments...ix

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1 CONTENTS Preface...vii Acknowledgments...ix Maps, Tables & Illustrations...xi Map of the Pottery, Rice Plantation & Neolithic Sites...xi The Human Migration Map based on Genetical Analysis...xii Zhou King Muwang s Travel to the Kumtag Desert... xiii Qi Lord Huan gong s Non-existent Campaign to Southern Manchuria...xiv Jupiter and the Iplanet Time Reckoning...xv Twenty-eight Lunar Lodges...xvi Table of Twenty-eight Lunar Lodges and their Degrees based on the Distance of Respective Determinative Stars...xvii Table about the Ancient Thearchs Lineage History... xviii Section One: The Sinitic Theological Framework Chapter I: The Sinitic Theology Epitomized By Epic Asking Heaven...1 Section Two: Pre-History Chapter II: The Book Burning & Efforts at Rebuilding the Lost Classics Three Dimensional Argumentation to Validate Ancient History The Tadpole Script the Sole Sinitic Language Characterset Chapter III: A Migration History Based on the Potteries & Genetics Potteries Trajectory From Southwestern China towards Japan, Manchuria and Siberia Extrapolation of Prehistoric People s Domains using the Mitochondrial, Nuclear DNA, & Cranial Analysis on the Ancient Remains Extracted from the Archaeological Sites Chapter IV: Excavation of the Totem Cultures & Archeological Phases Phases of the Neolithic Culture: Yangshao, Longshan, Taosi, Erlitou, Erligang...46 The Jade Age The Sanxingdui Culture Chapter V: Three Economic Zones & Six Cultural Zones...56 The Xia People & the Dragon Totem Difference between the Xia People & the Yi People...58 Luo Xianglin s Theory as to the Same Origin of the Chinese & Diaspora of the Five Ancient Tribal Groups...62 Chapter VI: Ancient Tribes, Theologicalization & Mystification...66 Legends Of the Ancient Tribes...67

2 The Sinitic Heartland versus the [Eastern] Shandong Peninsula Domain The Ancient Tribes Described by the Fables and Sophistry Books like Zhuang Zi, Lie Zi & Lv-shi Chun-qiu The Non-equivalency of Fu-xi and Tai-hao The Embodiment of Fu-xi...82 Post-Han Dynasty Theologicalization and Mystification...85 Chapter VII: Legends About the Three Sovereigns & Five Thearchs...88 The Ancient Chinese Attempt at Explaining the Antiquity The Legends about the Ancient Thearchs...95 The Dynasties, Epochs, Eons and Aeons...96 The Creation Theories...98 Chapter VIII: The Jiang-Surnamed Sino-Tibetan People The San-miao people, the Sinitic People and the proto-tibetans Legends of the Yellow Thearch vs the Fiery Thearch The Yellow Thearch s Wars with Yan-di, Chi-you, & the Xun-yu barbarians, Respectively The Books Shi Ben and Li-ji,and the Orthodox Yellow Thearch s Lineage Interpretation of the Ancient Surnames from the Prism of the Yellow Thearch s Family Xing (Surname), Shi (clan name) & the Moiety Marriage Precession of the Equinoxes, & the Ancient Historians and Astronomers Efforts at Ascertaining the Reign Years of Lord Yao Lord Yao Lord Shun Mundane Sinitic China Ancestor Sacrifice Framework Lord Yu Lack of Dates in the Ancient Lords Chronicling and the Forgery Contemporary Version [Jin Ben] of The Bamboo Annals Fallacies of the Tribal Leadership Succession: Yao-Sun-Yu Chapter IX: A Discourse on The Bamboo Annals Section Three: The Xia Dynasty Chapter X: The Xia Dynasty - Start of the Three Dynasties The Xia Land - the Central Statelet ( Zhong-guo ) The Xia Dynasty Founder-kings The Xia Dynasty s Domain Chapter XI: The Xia Dynasty s Chronological History Debunking Excessive Forgeries on Xia King Qi3 in The Bamboo Annals with Poem Asking Heaven Usurpation of the Xia Throne by You-qiong-shi and Han-zhuo Legendary Figures Xi-he2, & the Pierced Authenticity of Yin4 Zheng of Shang-shu

3 The Xia Dynasty s Summary Years Having Source in Han Dynasty s Forgery Books Jie - the Last Xia King Chapter XII: The Xia Dynasty s Demise Alternative Stories in Regards to Xia King Jie s Final Demise Debunking Sophistry Books & Auctioned Qinghua University Bamboo Slips Section Four: The Shang Dynasty Chapter XIII: The Shang Civilization The Origin of the Shang People Shang Ancestor Kings & China s Homeric Iliad Shang Dynasty Founder-king Shang-tang The Year of the Cheng-Tang Revolution & the Yin-li (Shang Dynasty) Calendar The Launch of the Shang Dynasty Chapter XIV: The Shang Dynasty Chronological History Shang King Tai-jia, Minister & Shang-shu Article Yi-de (One Heart/Mind) Shang Kings Temple Titles Debunking The Bamboo Annals As Ghostwriting Masterpiece The Shang Erligang (two league hill) Culture Chapter XV: The Shang Dynasty s Demise Disputes Related to the Shang Dynasty s Summary Years The Zhou People s Succeeding the Mandate Of Heaven Section Five: The Zhou Dynasty Chapter XVI: The Zhou People s Origin The Double Agricultural Guardians Identities in Prehistoric China The Zhou People s Claim as People from the West The Zhou People s Developments during the Xia-Shang Dynasties The Shang & Zhou Relations Chapter XVII: The Zhou Conquest of the Shang Dynaty Zhou King Wenwang Receiving the At-will Campaign Mandate from the Shang King A Comprehensive Review of Follies Surrounding the Year for the Zhou Conquest of Shang The Astrological and Astronomical Discourse on the Zhou King Wuwang s Campaign against the Shang Dynasty Chapter XVIII: The Zhou Dynasty s Feudal System Rankings Of the Zhou Lords & Principalities The Jinn Principality in the Great Xia Land The Zigzag Wars With the Rong & Di Barbarians

4 Chapter XIX: The Western Zhou Dynasty s Chronological History Zhou King Wuwang Zhou King Chengwang Zhou King Kangwang Zhou King Zhaowang Zhou King Muwang Chapter XX: Debunking Forgeries Related to Zhou King Muwang the Icon of Longevity Jiu-jiang (nine rivers), San-jiang (three rivers), Shan Hai Jing (Legends of Mountains & Seas), & Yu Gong (Lord Yu s Tributes) The Lx Xing Chapter and the Authenticity of [Shang-]Shu] Chapter XXI: Fiction - Zhou King Muwang s Travelogue Chapter XXII: The Western Zhou Chronological History Continued Zhou King Gongwang Zhou King Yi[4]wang Zhou King Xiaowang Zhou King Yi[2]wang Zhou King Liwang Interregnum ( B.C. per Shi-ji; B.C. per Zhang Wenyu/Lai2 Ding)..449 Zhou King Xuanwang (Ji Jing, reign B.C. per Shi-ji; B.C. per Zhang Wenyu/Lai2 Ding) Zhou King Youwang (Ji Gongnie, reign B.C.) Chapter XXIII: The Eastern Zhou Dynasty & its Chronological History Zhou King Xiewang & Debunking Myths in the Bamboo Slips Xi-Nian in Regards to That Happened During the Transition to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty from the Western Zhou Dynasty The Spring & Autumn Time Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty Zhou King Pingwang (Ji Yijiu, reign B.C.) Lu Lord Yin gong (r B.C.) Zhou King Huanwang (Ji Lin, reign B.C.) Lu Lord Huan gong (r B.C.) Zhou King Zhuangwang (Ji Tuo, reign B.C.) Lu Lord Zhuanggong ( B.C.) Zhou King Xiwang (Liwang) (Ji Huqi, reign B.C.) Zhou King Huiwang (Ji Lang, reign B.C.) Lu lord Min gong (r B.C.) Lu Lord Xigong (r. B.C ) Zhou King Xiangwang (Ji Zheng, reign B.C.) The Yarrow & Turtle Divination Mechanism of the Shang, Zhou & Chu People Jinn Prince Chong er Returning to the Jinn State after a Twenty-Year Homeric Odyssey Lu Lord Wen gong (r B.C) Zhou King Qing[1]wang (Ji Renchen, reign B.C.)

5 Chronology Zhou King Kuangwang (Ji Ban, reign B.C.) Lu Lord Xuan gong (r B.C.) Epilogue Chronology of the Three Dynasties (Xia, Shang and Zhou) A Timeline of Chinese Dynasties with Corroborated Reign Years & Eras References on the Calendars & the Calendar Terms: Reference on the Calendar Terms The Conversion Table for the Qin Empire s Zhuanxu-li Calendar The Conversion Table for the Virtual Yin-li (Shang Dynasty) Calendar Bibliographical References: References on the Twenty-four Histories References on the Thirteen Classics References on the Founding-masters, Masters and Disciples of the Hundreds of Schools of Thoughts References on Qu Yuan s Poem Asking Heaven References on the Written Literature from China s Imperial Past Additional Bibliography