The core proposition of historical dynamics is to realize the closed-loop deduction of "historical replay–gap completion–future prediction". Based on Zhao Futao’s Axiom of Material Memory Units, this paper integrates the three underlying hypotheses of "material constancy, class persistence, and tool hierarchization", introduces legal systems, documentary records, and folk culture as social dimension supplements, and constructs a quantitative historical model centered on C-Type Equation 3.0sy. By transforming historical elements into multi-dimensional quantitative parameters, the model generates dynamic evolution curves with historical traces, fits and completes historical gaps based on curve laws, and transfers historical laws to deduce future human behaviors and social trends. Taking the period from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods as an empirical object, this study verifies the effectiveness of the model in historical slice quantification, unknown scene completion, and future trend prediction, providing an interdisciplinary research paradigm of "quantification + visualization" for historical research and social prediction.