Brief introduction of Jiang Ziya

1, Jiang Ziya (about1156-about1kloc-0/7), surnamed Jiang, surnamed Lu, whose name is pronounced Ziya, or simply Ya, also known as Lu Shang and alias flying bear. People in the last years of Shang Dynasty. Jiang Ziya was the founder of Qi, a businessman in Zhou Wenwang, the chief strategist and supreme military commander of King Ke Zhou, the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the founder of Qi culture, and an outstanding strategist, strategist and politician with far-reaching influence in ancient China. His historical position has been recognized by ancient books, and Confucianism, France, the military, the vertical and horizontal scholars all worship him as a family figure, honoring him as the "master of a hundred schools of thought."

Jiang Ziya, also known as Jiang Shang. Donghai people. His ancestors used to be officials of Sishan and helped Yu Xia to control water and soil. Shun and Yu were sealed in Lu, and some were sealed in Shen, surnamed Jiang. During the Xia and Shang Dynasties, Shen, Lu and others were sealed as descendants and some became civilians, and Lu Shang was their distant descendant. Lu Shang was originally surnamed Jiang, and was named after the fief, so he was called Lu Shang.

3. Lu Shang was once poor. When he was old, he took the opportunity of fishing to see Zhou Xibo. Before going out hunting, Xibo divined a divination, which said: "The prey is neither a dragon nor a thorn, nor a tiger or a bear; The income is the assistant minister who has achieved the hegemony. " Xibo went hunting and met Taigong on the north bank of Weihe River. Xibo was overjoyed after talking with Taigong, and said, "Since Taigong, the founding monarch of our country, said,' There must be saints coming to Zhou, so Zhou will flourish.' Is that you? We have been expecting you for a long time. Therefore, Lu Shang was called "King Tai Gong", and they rode home together, honoring themselves as a grand master.