Zhao Futao's Axiom of Material Memory Element,C-Type Equation V3.0s——Quantitative History: The Western Zhou Dynasty

This study applies **Zhao Futao's Axiom of Material Memory Element** and the **C-Type Equation V3.0s** to conduct a quantitative analysis of historical evolution from the late Western Zhou Dynasty to the early Spring and Autumn Period (1000-710 BCE) in China. The research constructs a **Global Driving Intensity Model** to quantify the joint effects of political, economic, military, and thinking intervention factors on social change. By anchoring data to archaeological evidence (e.g., bronze inscriptions, Haojing site remains) and historical documents, it verifies the "Event → Coefficient Mutation → Curve Response" verification logic, and identifies 800 BCE as a critical turning point in the decline of Western Zhou royal power. This work realizes a paradigm shift in historical research from qualitative description to quantitative explanation, providing a new analytical framework for understanding ancient Chinese social dynamics.