What does da ji mean?

Da ji, a Sioux, was born in Suzhou County (now wen county, Henan Province). His father was Hou Jizhou and he was called "Su Daji". Di Xin, the concubine of Shang Dynasty. Da ji was a trophy brought back when he conquered the Sioux tribe. Da ji won the favor of Di Xin because of her even flesh and blood and delicate brow. Since then, he has been addicted to wine and dogs. Later, King Wu hacked da ji. Da ji died around 1046 BC.

Historical allusions: Of all the "femme fatale" in China, the most vicious one is probably da ji, the favorite concubine of the king in the Yin and Shang Dynasties. Moreover, it is amazing that two people commit "mixing", which is also called "the husband sings with the woman". Shi Benji thinks it is extremely cruel, but according to the explanation in the folk romance of ghosts and gods, it is simply abnormal and has a serious tendency of "sadomasochism". According to "Romance of Gods", da ji was possessed by a thousand-year-old fox spirit and was ordered by Nu Wa, which brought trouble to Shang Dynasty. That's why Zhou Wang became so strange and did those cruel things. The poem says: the daughter of a vassal, graceful and dewy, embroidered with jade and gold. If you are a nine-day fairy, then you are really a fox that fell in the Shang Dynasty. Crimson Lotus is forged by burning bones, and the basin will devour the soul and become a deadly poison. That Feng Ming cut Qishan, Lutai returned to the soil.