Ji Chang's two sons were made gods. Why is the second son called Ji Fa and the eldest son called Gao Boyi?

Friends who have seen series of novels and TV series such as "The List of Gods" should know something about the grievances of Shang Zhouwang, da ji, Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang. In fact, in addition to these four people, there is another person who has not played many times, but it is unforgettable. He is Gao Boyi.

His surname is Ji, and his son is also Ji. The eldest son Bo Yikao, surnamed Ji, is also called Ji Kao. Bo is the order of brothers and sisters, Bo or Meng is the longest and the youngest, Bo Yi takes the official position test, and the last one is his "test".

Boycott is the eldest son of King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen and Ji Fa's half-brother, Zhou Wuwang. The mother's name is Tess, and her last name is Tess. She is the daughter of [xΡ n] [xΡ n] tribe, the descendant of Yu Xia, the founding monarch of Xia Dynasty, and the wife of Zhou Wenwang. Tess is diligent in housekeeping and abides by women's morality, so she is called Wenmu.

Is it true that the eldest son is not surnamed Ji? Then we will come to Kaka to see the source of this artistic test. In fact, his whole person should be called Ji Boyi Kao, but we can still call him Ji Boyi Kao. What's going on here? The "Bo" in the name is actually a ranking statement, that is, the meaning of the boss, and the "Yi" in it refers to such a position he held at that time, which is a famous exam. With this explanation, we should be able to see his whole story, and "Zhong" is also a title ranking, which means the second child, so it is also called.

In fact, Bo Yikao is also surnamed Ji, whose real name is Ji Kao, and he is his father and mother, so he is the eldest son of Ji Chang. The reason why it is called "Bo Yi Kao" by the world is because the ancients used different names. In ancient times, the ranking between brothers was expressed by "Ji Shu". Bo is the eldest, Zhong is the second, Uncle is the third and Ji is the third. For example, Confucius, the representative figure of Confucianism, was called "Zhong Ni" because he ranked second. Therefore, the word "Bo" before Boyi's name is only used to indicate that he is the eldest son of Xibohou. "Yi" usually refers to his status as a prince, so Ji Kao is called "Boyikao". Similarly, Ji Xian, the third son of Xibohou, is also called "Guan Shu Xian".

If we infer from the name of a single word, we will focus on the word "Kao", because Kao is also one of the common words in ancient times, referring to my dead father. Here, I want to thank me for being scared by graves and tombstones when I was a child. The word "test first" is deeply imprinted in Bian Xiao's mind, so it is very likely that this word "test" will be regarded as a respectful title.

It was not until the surnames gradually merged into one that the so-called "Ji" surnames, "Jiang" surnames and "Won" surnames came into being. The current "surname" mainly deals with the "surname" in the pre-Qin period. For example, later generations often call Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, but in fact Ying Zheng's surname is Zhao, not the simple word Ying Zheng. In the same way, others did not call it this way in the pre-Qin period. The more accurate name is actually Wu.

Make sure that "Bo" means the boss. Will the name of Boyi exam be Jiyi exam? Among Wang Wen's dozens of sons, except Xia Boyi, there is only one Cao Shuzhen duo, that is, Ji Zhenduo, with a two-character name. According to the common law, the Bo Yi test is likely to be a single word name, and it is necessary to confirm which one is the real word.

On the whole, Xibohou thought that the eldest son had little hope of being saved, so he abandoned him and made his younger brother the heir directly. Later generations have different views on this practice of Zhou Wenwang. Some scholars believe that there is no examination for arts, but the etiquette of the Yin Dynasty. Some people think that Boyi died early, not because King Wen abolished him, but because his eldest son died and then became his second son.

Boyikao was the first victim of the battle against Zhou. After Zhou Wuwang's successful attack on Zhou Dynasty, Jiang Ziya took jade as a deity to honor his loyalty and filial piety, and was named the God of the Han Emperor in Zhongtianji, a noble god, representing honor, power and emperors. This is the source of purple MSI.