Jiang Ziya was born in Ji County, Hanoi County, about 1 156, and is known as a flying bear. He fished on the bank of Weihe River, met Xibo Hou Jichang, became a surname, and became the chief think tank, assisting Ji Chang to establish a hegemony.

After Zhou Wuwang acceded to the throne, he became the military commander of Zhou, known as Jiang Shang. He helped King Wu destroy the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, established the Zhou Dynasty, named it the King of Qi, made its capital in Yingqiu, and became the founder of Qi State and Qi culture.

Assist the ruling Zhou Gongdan to pacify civil strife, expand its territory and establish Chengkang's rule. He died in Haojing for six years, and his eldest son, Jiang, was revered by later generations.

Emperors and literary and historical classics of past dynasties are regarded as the originator of military strategists, martial artists and hundreds of masters. During his reign, Wu became a king and set up a temple for worship. In Song Zhenzong's time, the pursuit of death after death was fierce. ?

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Jiang Taigong is a wise minister and an extraordinary political and military strategist, who has always been admired by the rulers of past dynasties, which was praised in many historical materials and literary works before the Tang Dynasty, such as The Book of Songs.

According to folklore, Jiang Ziya was a little disciple of the Buddha in the early Yuan Dynasty. He was instructed by his teacher to help Zhou Wenwang and King Wu to crusade against Shang Zhouwang. In the meantime, three founders, namely, the founder of Buddhism, Tianzun, and the founder of Western Buddhism, established a list of gods.

After the successful felling, Jiang Ziya was ordered to seal the gods and share them equally. Jiang Ziya found that all the places were full, but there was no place to seal them. So he sat on the lintel and became a supervisor. The duty is to prevent individual immortals from dereliction of duty and not to let some evil spirits and ghosts do whatever they want.

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