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King Dao of Zhou, ch.: 周悼王, pinyin: zhōu dào wáng, wg: King Tao of Chou, (died 520 BC) was the twenty-fifth sovereign of the Chinese Zhou Dynasty and the thirteenth of Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

Personal information

Family name	Ji (姬 jī) in Chinese
Given name	Meng (猛 mĕng) in Chinese
Era name	none
Father	a son of King Jing of Zhou (Ji Gui)
Mother	unknown
Wife	unknown
Children	unknown
Duration of reign	520 BC
Tomb	unknown
Temple name	unknown
Courtesy name	unknown
Posthumous name	悼 (pinyin dào), literary meaning: "grieve" or "mournful"

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