Zhou Wenwang Jiang Taigong fortune teller _ Zhou Wenwang Jiang Taigong fortune teller who is it?

What did Jiang Ziya do in Chao Ge that even Zhou Wang couldn't stand?

Jiang Ziya (about 1 156- about 10 17), Lu, a first name, a second name, Ziya, alias flying bear, was born in Konoha (or the coast of the East China Sea). He was a strategist, politician, militarist and Zhou Dynasty.

Jiang Ziya, a wise minister and an extraordinary political and military strategist, has always been admired by rulers of past dynasties. Jiang Ziya manages the country well, and has established the policy of "being simple and polite because of its customs, commerce and industry, and benefiting from its fish and salt", which has been passed down from generation to generation in the development history of Qi for hundreds of years, and has a great influence, which has laid the historical position of Qi culture. Even though Taigong has been dead for more than 3000 years, people still worship his noble personality. In order to mourn his great achievements, many fairy tales were fabricated to praise him with simple feelings. It is said that he studied Taoism in Kunlun Mountain, then went down the mountain to help Zhou destroy the merchants under the teacher's order, and then made a name for himself under the teacher's order.

There are many versions of myths and legends about Jiang Ziya. Some people say that Jiang Ziya read widely and worked for Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Shang and Zhou had no choice, so Jiang Ziya left. Lobbying the governors of other countries, I don't know who I met, and finally I went west to Ji Chang.

Legend has it that when singing, Jiang Ziya once set up a stall as a fortune teller. One day, he found a woman who came to tell a fortune disguised as a pipa essence, but the people didn't believe it, and even mistakenly thought that Jiang Ziya was flirting with the woman. There was an argument between the two sides. In order to prove this to Zhou Wang and everyone, Jiang Ziya made a shocking move. He took off his fine pipa clothes and burned the jade pipa essence out of its original shape with three flavors of true fire.