"Tian Daiqi" refers to the relationship between Chen and Qi?

Chen lived for 25 generations and lasted for more than 500 years. After Chen's death, a descendant of Chen Gongzi Wan, a branch of Chen, took the place of his surname in 386 BC, and was called Tian in history.

There is a legend in Zuo Zhuan's Twenty-two Years of Zhuang Gong: When his son was young, Master Zhou took the Book of Changes to Gong and asked him to divine his son, and he got the saying "No". Tai Shi explained that children would like Chen's country, but not in their own country. Not his generation, but his children's generation. And the country that his descendants will replace will be a country called Jiang. However, things cannot have the best of both worlds. After the decline of Chen, his descendants will prosper.

This son became friends with Chen's prince Yu Kou. After Gong Xuan killed the Prince, his son fled to the State of Qi, where he was appreciated and took up his post. At that time, Chen Wuyu (Chen), the descendant of Gongzi Wan (Chen), tried his best to win over civilians and lost people in a big way, making the people feel popular. Yan Ying, an important official of Qi, believes that Chen's ancestors, Ji Bo, Zhi Handle, Bo Bo, and Tai Ji, all came to Qi to receive sacrifices. Qi will become Chen's

Chen Wuyu's grandson (Chen) tried his best to punish Bao, Yan and the crowd, and divided a large number of territories into his own fiefs, which made the fief area exceed the territory of the monarch. When his son finished the tenth Sun Chenhe (Taigong Tianqi), he exiled Qi Kanggong to the sea, leaving only one city guard house. Finally, in the sixteenth year (386 BC), Michael Chen was listed as a vassal, replacing Tian in history.