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Jiang Ziya in novels and movies is a disciple of Dali Buddha in Yuxu Palace in Kunlun Mountain. He was ordered to go down the mountain to help Zhou destroy the business. During the period, it went through hardships, eventually eliminating the Shang Dynasty and achieving the great cause of apotheosis. But this is a literary work after all, so what kind of person is Jiang Ziya in the historical truth?

Jiang Ziya, surnamed Jiang and Lushi, is famous all over the world, also known as flying bear. His complicated surname is related to his ancestors. His ancestor, formerly known as Jiang, was once one of the "four famous mountains". Later, he helped Dayu to control water, and was sealed in Lu during Shun and Yu periods. The specific hometown of Jiang Ziya is still controversial, but it is generally considered as Rizhao and Juxian in eastern Shandong.

Although Jiang Ziya was born in a noble family, he came down in the last years of Shang Dynasty. According to relevant documents, Jiang Ziya worked as a butcher and vendor, and once "slaughtered cattle and sold grain for Ji Jin". Others said that he was "Chao Ge Tozo, a Tozo Scheler who received guests from Ji Jin". In addition, there is a saying that Jiang Ziya used to be a son-in-law who graduated from middle school, and later his wife was driven out of the house because of poverty, which is also reflected in novels and TV plays.

It is also recorded in the literature that Jiang Ziya was a junior official of Shang Dynasty before he met Zhou Wenwang. Later, he was dissatisfied with Shang Zhouwang's tyranny, gave up his post and lobbied the rulers all over the world, but he lived in seclusion by the Wei River. Once, Xibe people divined before hunting, and the Oracle said, "Harvest is neither a dragon nor a fly, nor a tiger; Overlord as a supplement.

Sure enough, seeing Jiang Ziya and Daxi fishing on the north bank of the Weihe River, he said, "Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, Taigong has said,' There must be saints in Zhou, and there must be prosperity in Zhou'." "That's you, right? We have been expecting you for a long time. So Jiang Ziya was called "King Taigong" and they rode back together. Jiang Ziya called him a teacher. Since then, with the help of Jiang Ziya, two-thirds of the governors in the world have turned their hearts to Zhou.

When King Wen died and ascended the throne, Jiang Ziya was honored as "a teacher like his father". After several years of preparation, King Wu decided to take part in the expedition and performed divination before the expedition, but this was a bad omen. The princes were frightened. Only Jiang Ziya insisted on marching, so King Wu went out. Later, after the battle of Makino defeated the army of Shang Dynasty, Zhou Wang set himself on fire in Lutai, the army of King Wu entered Chao Ge, and the Shang Dynasty perished.

After Wu Ping pacified Shang and Zhou Dynasties and became the first person in the world, he began to reward heroes. First of all, he sealed Jiang Ziya in Dongzhai Mountain and established Qi. Jiang Ziya was on his way east to Guo Feng when someone said to him, "It smells rare and easy." The guests slept well, even though they were not in this country. "Hearing this, the Jiang Ziya dressed overnight, and Ming arrived. At the right moment, Le Hou led the troops to attack Yingshan. It turns out that Yingshan is adjacent to Li Guo, and Li people are Dongyi people. They took advantage of the distance between Shang and Zhou Dynasties, so they competed with Jiang Ziya for land.

Jiang Ziya came to Qi and changed politics. Because of its vulgarity, simplicity, trade and industry, it benefits from fish and salt. As a result, people joined the State of Qi, which became the ruler of a big country. After King Wu died of illness, young Zhou Chengwang succeeded to the throne and Zhou Gongdan came to power, which caused dissatisfaction among King Wu's younger brothers Guan Shu and Cai Shu. They defected with Zhou Wang's son, Wu Geng, and Huaiyi of Lian Dongfang.

Duke Zhou asked Kang CM to pay Jiang Ziya, saying, "East to the sea, west to the Yellow River, south to Muling and north to Wudi. If the five princes and local officials are guilty, they will make you go to war. " So Qi can conquer all countries and form the de facto leader of the eastern countries. Finally, with the support of Jiang Ziya, Zhou Gongdan completely put down the rebellion and established the Zhou Dynasty.

According to historical records, "Kang Wang lived for six years, hoping to die" and "Grandfather died over a hundred years old, son". How long Jiang Ziya lived is not accurately recorded in the history books. However, according to the chronology of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, the sixth year of Zhou Kangwang is 10 15 BC, and the year of birth and death of Jiang Ziya is about128 BC to10/5 BC, that is,1/. Of course, this is only a rough figure, and there are other sayings.

Jiang Ziya is a strategist full of military strategies, and is known as the father of military strategists. His Six Towers, also known as Taigong Six Towers, Taigong's Art of War and Shu Shu, is a military work that combines the military thoughts of the pre-Qin period and has a great influence on the military thoughts of later generations. Sima Qian said in Historical Records that "the words of later generations are Yin Gong in the Zhou Dynasty. They all live in Taigong. "

Because of Jiang Ziya's outstanding political and military talents, Jiang Ziya was admired by the rulers of past dynasties and was called Vu Thang. In 79, Tang Xuanzong succeeded in chasing Jiang Ziya; Jiang Ziya's Six Pagodas is listed in Seven Books of Jason Wu. His name is Zhao Liehe, especially Jiang Ziya in the Wu Temple. In the Yuan Dynasty, Jiang Ziya was gradually deified. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Taoist Xu wrote The Romance of Divine Wind. From then on, Jiang Ziya changed from a man to a god. It is widely circulated among the people that "Grandfather is here and the gods abdicate" and "Grandfather is here and everything is forgiven".

In the novel, Jiang Ziya's marriage failed and there were no children, but according to the literature, there were many children in Jiang Ziya. Besides Ding Gong, who succeeded to the throne, there were many others, many of whom became the source of some surnames today. It is worth mentioning that Jiang Ziya also has a daughter named Jiang Yi in the history books. He married Zhou Wuwang and gave birth to Zhou Chengwang and Tang Shuyu, the founding monarchs of Xu Jin. Tang Shuyu and Jiang Yi were inscribed in Jinci.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi was founded by Jiang Ziya and has always been a big country in the East. Especially under the rule of Jiang, it pushed hegemony to the peak. Since then, the power of the public has gradually weakened. Finally, in 386 BC, Tian He became a monarch, abolished Qi Kanggong and moved him to Yu Haibin. Jiang Qi officially died.