Zi'ao

'''Zi'ao (), personal name Xiong Bi''', was a ruler of the Chu state. His reign lasted less than twenty days in 529 BC.

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'''Zi'ao (), personal name Xiong Bi''', was a ruler of the Chu state. His reign lasted less than twenty days in 529 BC.

==Life== Bi was the third son of King Gong of Chu. In 541 BC, his second elder brother Wei murdered his nephew Jia'ao and usurped the throne. In fear of his life, Bi fled to Jin while his younger brother Heigong fled to Zheng. Wei became King Ling of Chu.