readx;? On the eighth day of the sixth month (癸酉日), King Mu ordered the father to be the royal (driver), [] for the right side of the car, and rode in a carriage pulled by eight horses. Pen ~ fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info main car on the right to serve Hua Liu, left to serve green ears, right to serve Chi Ji and left to serve White Russian. Auxiliary car, the right service Qu Huang and the left service wheel, the right thief, and the left service Shanzi, Hezong Bai Yao main car, Shen Bai for the royal, Ben Rong for the right. King Mu galloped southeast to the Juluo clan, which was thousands of miles away.

Previously, Wenshan and other places were about the border area between Inner Mongolia and Gansu, and most of the territory in Inner Mongolia was a grassland area, which was suitable for King Mu's carriage to pass, so King Mu crossed thousands of miles in one day and arrived in the northwest of the Hetao Plain in Inner Mongolia. And the Ju Shan clan lives in this area.

The leader of the Juhua clan, the fierce slave, offered the blood of the white bird to King Mu and invited King Mu to drink, and at the same time offered the milk of cows and horses to wash the feet of King Mu and Bai Yao.

Its leader is named a fierce slave, so the Juluo clan may be the later Xiongnu, which has not yet developed at this time.

On the ninth day of the sixth month (Jiaxu day), the fierce slaves presented gifts to King Mu in the burning mountain: 300 horses, 5,000 cattle and sheep, 100 carts of autumn wheat, and 30 carts of membrane grass. King Mu ordered Bai Yao to receive the gift of the fierce slave. In addition, the fierce slave knew that King Mu liked jade, and offered forty Ying of Zhisi [the essence is Ying], and a hundred Xuan Rose, Zhen Yao, and Jue Pei, and King Mu ordered his father to receive these gifts. As a gift in return, King Mu gave the fierce slave silver wood (jade) mining, gold baby eighteen, shell belt forty, three hundred wraps, and cinnamon ginger hundred (篋). The fierce slave is worshipped and received.

On the 10th day of the sixth month (Yihai Day), King Mu left the Valley of Burning and traveled south to Dongwei Mountain in the area of Yangxu (Hetao area of Inner Mongolia).

On the 14th of June, King Mu arrived on the north bank of the Qu River. Bai Yao said that there is a national Qu Sou country established by Qu Wei, the descendant of Hebo, and is a branch of the Hezong clan. There is a mountain here where people used to pray for King Mu's blessings. King Mu was very satisfied after hearing this, and gave Bai Yao a jade, and Bai Yao worshiped the head again.

King Mu stayed here for more than a month, and Bai Yao entertained King Mu warmly.

On the 18th day of the seventh month, King Mu continued to travel eastward, and Bai Yao sent King Mu and his entourage all the way to the kingdom of Zhang. Bo Qi offered gifts to King Mu on a boat on the bath.

Bathing, also known as 汭 [汭, 水ya, the edge of water], where the water of the Yellow River turns sharply southward. King Mu rested for five days in a boat above the baths to wait for the arrival of his accompanying army.

On the twenty-third day of July (Wuwu Day), King Mu traveled eastward and entered Shanxi, and after that, the road did not need Bai Yao's guidance, and King Mu let Bai Yao return to China (Yangxi, the capital of the Hezong clan, Inner Mongolia Hetao). King Mu praised him: The Hezong clan is a loyal minister! Bai Yao bowed to the chief again and left. King Mu turned southward and reached and ascended to the Long Pine Pass.

On the twenty-seventh day of the seventh month (Mengdong Renxu Day), King Mu arrived at Leishou Mountain (Puban County, Hedong, Yongji City, Yuncheng, Shanxi), where the Inurong Hu people lived, and their leader presented a gift to King Mu at the foot of Leishou Mountain: 24 horses. King Mu ordered the tooth to receive the gift. King Mu said: "The water of Leishou Mountain is frozen, but you can offer me dogs, horses, sheep and cows, especially among them, there are black sheep that shed white blood, it is really strange!"

On the twenty-eighth day of the seventh month, King Mu continued his journey southward, arriving at and ascending the bearded mountain.

On the first day of the eighth month (Bingyin Day), King Mu ordered to ride the Eight Horses, the Horse of Chiji, and the Emperor of the Father, passing through Zhai Dao [that is, the previous path from Hebei to Shanxi by King Mu], arriving at Yushan (Jingcheng County, Shijiazhuang, Hebei), ascending the Three Roads, and staying in the plain between the two mountains. King Mu ordered Mao Ban and Xiao Gu to go to Zongzhou first to report that King Mu was about to return to the dynasty and wait for King Mu's order there.

King Mu crossed the Yellow River to the south and galloped for thousands of miles.

On the eighth day of the eighth month of August (癸酉日), King Mu entered Zongzhou (Chang'an).

On August 15 (Gengchen Day), King Mu held a great court meeting in the Taimiao Temple of Zongzhou. At this conference, King Mu ordered the surrendered Dog Rong to be moved to the Taiyuan area, and at this time, the six divisions accompanying King Mu were around the Dog Rong, like a soldier approaching the city, which made the Dog Rong hate the rule of the Zhou Dynasty even more.

On August 19 (Jiashen Day), an auspicious day, King Mu offered sacrifices in the Taimiao Temple of Zongzhou. This is the rule of the Zhou rites, the king is paraded outside, and when he returns to the court, he must tell the Taimiao.

On August 20 (Yiyou Day), although King Mu galloped back to Zongzhou, the accompanying army (Sixth Division) had just arrived in the Luoshui area from Shanxi, through Hebei, and King Mu ordered the people of the Sixth Division to rest in the Luoshui area.

On the twenty-second day of the eighth month (Dinghai Day), King Mu crossed the river to the north, turned northwest, climbed Mengmen Mountain in Hebei, and then turned southwest.

On the twenty-seventh day of August (the day of the midwinter Renchen), King Mu climbed to the top of Yushan Mountain (Jingcheng County, Shijiazhuang, Hebei), played Guangle, and left on the third day.

On the second day of the ninth month (Ding You Day), an auspicious day, King Mu entered Nanzheng. Soon after King Mu returned to Nanzheng, it is said that the Queen Mother of the West also arrived in Zongzhou, probably because King Mu traveled around in a large circle, while the Queen Mother of the West aimed directly at Zongzhou. King Mu was very happy to spend the night with the Queen Mother of the West, and let the Queen Mother of the West live in the Zhao Palace of Zongzhou. Soon the Queen Mother of the West returned to China.

In the first month of the nineteenth year of King Mu of Zhou, King Mu lived in the palace of the capital Nanzheng (Xinmi City, Zhengzhou, Henan), and the princes came to the court.

In the twenty-first year of King Mu of Zhou, the priest died.

year, the thirty-fifth year of King Mu of Zhou, at this time Xu State because of the previous sneak attack by Chu State, forced to move the capital to Pengcheng with the permission of King Mu, and Chu State in order to be able to dominate the south, completely eliminate the threat of Xu State, Chu State after many years of preparation, did not ask King Mu for instructions, invaded Xu State, King Mu was angry that Chu State did not have permission, raised troops, once Chu State destroyed Xu State, then another southern hegemony will rise, and this is also the purpose of Chu State, so King Mu ordered Mao (State) Boqian to lead six divisions, reinforce Xu State, and defeat the Chu army in the area of Lushui (Danjiang, near the capital of Chu State). 。

In the thirty-seventh year of King Mu of Zhou, King Mu raised nine divisions (all the central armies of the Zhou Dynasty), marched to the east, marched to Jiujiang, crossed the Yangtze River, cut down Yue (Baiyue), and reached the land of Xu.

The envoy of the state of Chu paid tribute and paid tribute to King Mu. The state of Chu regained the forgiveness of King Mu.

In the thirty-ninth year of King Mu of Zhou, King Mu was traveling and staying in Huangzhu, King Mu read about the murder of his brother and usurpation of power by Duke Lu Wei, and was worried, and that night King Mu dreamed that Yi shot at Tushan [that is, the story of Taikang's loss of the country]. Bu Zhu divined this dream, believing that in order to solve this bad omen, he had to leave here, so he soon changed to stay in Qushan.

On the first day of the first month of October (Bingyin Day), King Mu of Zhou convened all the princes and held a meeting of Tushan (Song County, Luoyang, Henan).

The Tushan Conference was a political conference, in which King Mu of Zhou followed Xia Yu and took severe measures against some princes who were rebellious and did not practice Zhou etiquette. King Mu ordered his minister, Bo Zhen, to reiterate the rules of governance to the court officials and issue the "Decree".