Why did Nu Wa order da ji to assist Zhou Wang?

As we all know, da ji, Nu Wa, in the list of gods, da ji was occupied by Kyubi no Youko fox, which lured Zhou Wang and caused endless pain. But the fox came to help Zhou Wang cut Zhou Wang, so why was the nine-tailed fox finally ordered to be executed by the mother snail?

Yixiao Li version of da ji

According to legend, during the reign of Zhou Wang, when Nu Wa Niangniang celebrated her birthday, Zhou Wang came to congratulate the temple on a whim. But after seeing the statue of Nu Wa, the lustful Zhou Wang was deeply moved by the beauty of Nu Wa, and he was very coveted. He couldn't help but write a yellow poem of * * *, and left it on the wall of the palace with a stroke of a pen, but he didn't know it was a blasphemy against the gods and left triumphantly.

When the mother snail returned to her palace and saw such a lewd poem, she flew into a rage and accused Zhou Wang of being stupid. At this time, Nu Wa counted her fingers, just to see that the luck of the Shang Dynasty had run out, so she decided to give Shang Zhouwang a retribution, and she wanted to help the Shang Dynasty perish. Nu Wa immediately summoned three demons, Xuanyuan Tomb, Millennium Fox, Nine-headed Chicken Essence and Jade-faced Pipa Essence, and turned them into human beings. She entered the palace to confuse Zhou Wang and secretly helped Zhou Wang attack him.

On the surface, Nu Wa wanted to destroy Shang Dynasty, because Zhou Wang insulted the gods and didn't respect himself. In fact, it was the general trend that such a heartless and heartless bad king perished in Shang Dynasty, but Nu Wa only planted a seed, gave him a punishment and accelerated the demise of Shang Dynasty. After the fox possessed da ji, due to the greed of the demon itself, da ji and Zhou Wang, who were cruel, became more and more cruel, killing innocent lives, and finally aggravated the contradiction between the monarch and the people and triggered a rebellion. Sure enough, Nu Wa doesn't need to send a heavenly soldier. She is sure of Shang Zhouwang's lascivious nature. She only needs a very low-cost leprechaun to make the Shang Dynasty fall.

As for these three goblins, they were all executed because they coveted the glory of the world and did many unjust things against the original intention of Nu Wa.

Jiang Ziya and da ji are among the gods. Jiang Ziya knew that da ji was the incarnation of the fox and hated da ji. They were sworn enemies, but Jiang Ziya never killed da ji. What is the relationship between them? What is the relationship between Jiang Ziya and Shang Dynasty?

Jiang Ziya stills

When it comes to Jiang Ziya, the first thing that most people think of is Jiang Taigong's Fishing. He fishes with a straight hook all the year round. The purpose is not to fish, but to catch people. He was sure that he would meet Ji Chang here, so he lived in seclusion all the year round to attract Zhou Wenwang's attention. After being appreciated, he helped Zhou Wang to build a country and became a great hero in slashing merchants.

In fact, Jiang Ziya has long known that there are goblins in Zhou Wang Palace. At that time, jade pipa essence passed by Jiang Ziya, curious to calculate divination. As a result, Jiang Ziya attacked and burned the prototype with three real people. At that time, Jiang Ziya and da ji met face to face and recognized at a glance that she was also a demon, but why didn't he do it at once?

In fact, both Jiang Ziya and da ji were ordered by Nu Wa Empress to destroy the Shang Dynasty, but da ji went to confuse the king and caused internal troubles, while Jiang Ziya went to assist the Western Zhou Dynasty and aggravated foreign invasion. The two sides joined forces and destroyed the Shang Dynasty in one fell swoop. Because of this, Jiang Ziya was appointed by Nu Wa until da ji, so she didn't do it knowing that she was a monster.

In fact, the plan to make a list of gods is a plan to destroy enterprises. After the demise of Shang Dynasty, da ji pleaded with Nu Wa, hoping to spare her life. However, because she confused your heart, violated the original mission, did too many bad things and destroyed too many good people. Nu Wa finally ordered Jiang Ziya to kill her on charges of untold sufferings.

What is da ji's last name? There are many folk sayings about da ji's surname. Some people say their surname is da ji, while others say their surname is Ye and da ji. There is even a saying that da ji was originally surnamed Yang, and later married a young man named Ye, and changed his surname Ye with her husband. Later, da ji entered the palace and changed his surname to Sue. So, what is da ji's last name?

Da ji, Huo Siyan.

In the Romance of the Gods, da ji was born in the home of a big merchant warlord, the daughter of Su Hu, a general who was waiting for him in Jizhou. There is a brother named Su Quanzhong, and his daughter takes her father's surname. As the daughter of Su Quanzhong's sister, da ji's real name is Su. Later, in many TV plays, the witch was known as an important role, and da ji, surnamed Su, was naturally accepted.

However, according to the article in Guoyu, da ji is "the daughter of Asu, whose surname is Da Zi." Neither Ye nor Yang, da ji's surname is Ji! Her name is her family name! Why is this?

China has a long history and profound culture. Once, in ancient matriarchal clans, women's surnames were all followed by praise, such as praise, which is very different from our current surname system. And now both da ji's surname and her own surname are extremely rare, so subconsciously, people have ruled out this possibility.

According to historical records, da ji was Su's daughter, and later she was killed, and da ji was given instead of the girl waiting in Jizhou as mentioned in the Romance of Gods. None of the women in the Su tribe are surnamed Su.

Therefore, we are familiar with the fox, the big business witch Ji is not surnamed Su, da ji's name is da ji, and her name is Ji.

Since ancient times, da ji has always been accused of being a femme fatale. It seems that the demise of the Shang Dynasty is closely related to her, as if it was really because of her amazing beauty and snake heart that the regime of the Shang Dynasty perished. So is this really the case? Does the existence of women really have the power of national subjugation?

Da ji stills

In fact, the Shang dynasty was very strong, the country was rich and the people were strong, the country was very strong, and the materials and troops were sufficient. In addition, Shang Zhouwang is powerful and capable of leading the country to conquer the outside world, opening up a large number of territories and gaining a great reputation. So why is such a prosperous country destroyed by a woman? Or is there another reason?

In fact, Shang Zhouwang's original name is Di Xin. In his old age, he was really a lecher and an alcoholic. He was very opinionated and refused to listen to other people's opinions. When he led the army to crusade against the Su tribe and brought it back to da ji, he was already sixty years old. Even though he was brave when he was young, he was dying. However, da ji was young and beautiful at that time, which instantly ignited Zhou Wang's life like a flame.

When da ji entered the palace, it was the moment when the national strength of Shang Dynasty reached its peak, and Chao Ge was very lively and prosperous. At that time, the Shang Dynasty had entered the farming stage from a nomadic society, and divination superstition was widely prevalent in society. Sacrificial ceremonies are often held at the same time in the palace and among the people, and people live a life of drunkenness day and night.

But at this time, too much attention was paid to the southeast, ignoring the Zhou family in the north, because Ji Chang, later, gradually radiated and expanded its power. Due to their fatuity, the ministers abandoned the Shang Dynasty in succession, and Ji Chang's influence finally threatened and replaced the central position of the Shang Dynasty.

Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang vowed to destroy the Shang Dynasty, which was the result of a long-term political and military struggle, and vilifying da ji was only a political means to excuse those uncontrollable national armies.

Zhou Wang and da ji da ji are "trophies" of Zhou Wang's crusade, and they are beautiful women who can sing and dance. Zhou Wang doted on her, and Zhou Wang gave up state affairs for her, letting people arrange those songs and dances, and also ransacked the people's money and built a deer platform for their enjoyment.

Zhou Wang and da ji.

After such a long time, the people wailed, and the princes could not help but want to rebel. At this time, da ji invented a cruel criminal law to punish prisoners, that is, put down a copper column, bake it with charcoal fire below, and then let the prisoners walk barefoot on it. Barefoot prisoners fell into charcoal fire and were burned alive because they couldn't stand the hot copper column for a few steps. Every time I see a prisoner struggling and screaming in the fire, da ji laughs abnormally. Zhou Wang's love for da ji even reached the point where da ji loved it and da ji hated it and killed it. There is a superstition that da ji, a beautiful woman, is a fox and was sent by Nu Wa to punish Zhou Wang. She sang along with da ji and made a "mix" together.

Whether in history books or folklore, da ji is a vicious woman who has brought disaster to the country and the people, and Zhou Wang has also been described so miserably, but is this really the truth of history? Zhou Wang is a capable, moral, courageous and resourceful man, but he is arrogant and doesn't listen to other people's opinions. At the same time, he is greedy for beauty and good at drinking, but as a king, these are not so important. But why was Zhou Wang so dissolute in the eyes of future generations that the country was subverted? According to the analysis of historical data, the biggest reason is Zhou Wuwang. According to Zhou Wang's brother Gaomi, the elite soldiers in Zhou Wang could not get back in time to launch a coup, so Zhou Wang had to organize the prisoners and slaves of the Crusades to fight. In the end, Zhou Wang refused to surrender and committed suicide. In order to beautify Zhou Wuwang, Zhou Wuwang's descendants portrayed Zhou Wang and da ji as fatuous and heartless ladies.