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Bo Qin
Bo Qin was the eldest son of the Duke of Zhou and the first ruler of the State of Lu in the eleventh century BCE. Because his father stayed at the Zhou court as regent for the young King Cheng, Bo Qin went in his place to govern Lu, with its capital at Qufu in Shandong, and his descendants ruled Lu until Chu annexed it in the third century BCE.
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