Jiang Taigong Jiang Ziya is a native of Donghai (now Xuchang, Henan, or Jiangzhai, Linquan, Anhui). In Shang dynasty, he was a small official, and people lived in poverty in the late Shang dynasty. After years of tyranny in Zhou Wang, Jiang Ziya resigned and left Shangdu, living in seclusion in Panxi Gorge. And the wonderful ways of fishing with magnetic spring, long pole, short line, straight hook and anti-fishing. After waiting for many years, Zhou Wenwang, eager to seek wisdom, was finally moved. Jiang Ziya lived in seclusion for 10 years. At the age of 83, Zhou Wenwang visited again. At the sincere request of King Wen, Jiang Ziya was worshipped as Sima to assist King Wen. Because Zhou Wenwang once said to Jiang Ziya, "You are really my great grandfather!" , so later generations addressed Jiang Ziya as Jiang Taigong and King Taigong.
Jiang Ziya became famous in his later years, practicing martial arts for Zhou Wenwang and Zhou Wuwang, and plotting to overthrow the tyranny of Shang and Zhou Dynasties. BC 1066 led 30,000 soldiers, defeated the Shang army in Konoha, and established the status of the King of Wu in the Zhou Dynasty. Jiang Ziya was named Qi (present-day Shandong) because he helped destroy the business, and he was the ancestor of Qi. Nicknamed Qi Taigong.