See Qi (disambiguation) for other meanings of "Qi".

Qi (齊; pinyin: qi2) was a relatively powerful state during the Spring and Autumn Period and Period of the Warring States. Its capital was at Linzi , which is today incorporated into the city of Zibo, Shandong. Ruled by the Jiang family for hundreds of years, the Jiang were violently replaced by the Tian family in 384 BC. The ability of Qi to defeat its larger enemies, usually Chu and Qin, made it a force to be reckoned with. In 288 BC Minwang was declared Emperor of the East, with the ruler of Qin being considered the Emperor of the West. The state was conquered in 221 BC by Qin; its defeat resulted in the completed unification of China.

Rulers of Qi, Jiang Family

• Jiang Shang, Duke Tai of Qi
• Lüji, Duke Ding of Qi
• Duke Yi of Qi
• Cimu, Duke Gui of Qi
• Duke Ai of Qi
• Jing, Duke Hu of Qi
• Shan, Duke Xian of Qi
• Shou, Duke Wu of Qi
• Wuji, Duke Li of Qi
• Chi, Duke Wen of Qi
• Shuo, Duke Cheng of Qi
• Shu, Duke Zhuang of Qi
• Lufu, Duke Xi of Qi
• Zhu'er, Duke Xiang of Qi
• Xiaobai, Duke Huan of Qi
• Zhao, Duke Xiao of Qi
• Pan, Duke Zhao of Qi
• Shangren, Duke Yi of Qi
• Yuan, Duke Hui of Qi
• Wuye, Duke Qin of Qi
• Huan, Duke Ling of Qi
• Guang, Duke Zhuang of Qi
• Chujiu, Duke Jing of Qi
• Tu, Yan Ruzi
• Yangsheng, Duke Dao of Qi
• Ren, Duke Jian of Qi
• Ao, Duke Ping of Qi
• Ji, Duke Xuan of Qi
• Dai, Duke Kang of Qi

Lords of Tian Family in Qi State

• Tian Wan, Jing Zhong of Tian
• Tian Zhi
• Tian Min
• Xuwu, Viscount Wen of Tian
• Wuyu, Viscount Huan of Tian
• Kai, Viscount Wu of Tian
• Qi, Viscount Xi of Tian
• Chang, Viscount Chang of Tian
• Pan, Viscount Xiang of Tian
• Bai, Viscount Zhuang of Tian
• Viscount Dao of Tian
• He, Duke Tai of Tian , recognized as Duke of Qi by King of Zhou

Rulers of Qi, Tian Family

• He, Duke Tai of Tian
• Wu, Duke Huan of Qi
• Yinqi, King Wei of Qi
• Pijiang, King Xuan of Qi
• Di, King Min of Qi , "Emperor of East"
• Fazhang, King Xiang of Qi
• Jian, King of Qi

See also

• Duke Huan of Qi
• Guan Zhong