What does da ji mean?
Da ji, a woman, is widely known with the spread of Romance of Gods. According to the Romance of Gods, she is gorgeous as peaches and plums, seductive and moving. She is a thousand-year-old fox, turned into an adult, and turned Zhou Wang into a dissolute country. After the destruction of Shang Dynasty, Zhou people tried to kill this demon Ji, but because she was carried away by her beauty, she couldn't bear to do it. Finally, under the threat of Zhou Wuwang Yi, they finally showed their true colors, and Jiang Ziya caught them and beheaded them.
In addition, according to official records, it conquered the Su tribe (now northwest Henan) and captured the beautiful da ji as his concubine. Zhou Wang doted on her very much, made a wine pool for her, accompanied her to drink every day, and even set the punishment of branding, which made people naked. da ji laughed. Go to King Wu and cut off da ji's head and hang it on a small white flag.
Da ji is derogatory:
Da ji likes the idea of "branded punishment". He oiled the copper pillar and burned it with charcoal, making the prisoner walk on it, fall into the hot charcoal, burn his feet and scream from time to time. When da ji heard the screams of the prisoners, he laughed as if he had heard music that stimulated the senses.
In order to win da ji's smile, Zhou Wang abused severe punishment. Zhou Wang's ignorance aroused the people's resistance. Zhou Wuwang took the opportunity to launch a warlord melee. The battle of Makino destroyed the business in one fell swoop. Zhou Wang fled to Lutai and set himself on fire. da ji was beheaded and died.
According to historical records, the demise of every dynasty was almost related to a woman, and the ancient Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties were no exception. Xia Jie's happiness, Shang Zhouwang's da ji, Zhou Youwang's praise.