Jiang Ziya's real name is Lu Shang, and his name is Jiang Shang. The ancients used to call it Ziya. Jiang Ziya's ancestors were imprisoned in Shandong for helping to govern the East China Sea. Because many surnames are named after fiefs, Jiang Ziya is also known as Lushang. Later, Jiang Ziya made his own contribution and was sealed in the State of Qi, known as or.
The most familiar sentence is: when Jiang Taigong is fishing, the willing takes the bait. Here, there are two floors. First, if the fish jumps up and eats his hook, it's the fish's own fault. The second meaning is that he is willing to fall into this trap. But at that time, the second meaning was expressed in God's list. He didn't catch fish, but the king and marquis.
I happened to meet Zhou Wenwang when I was fishing. Zhou Wenwang was curious about what it meant to be hooked by a willing person, so he asked. At this point, I asked about the Zhou Dynasty in 800 years. Jiang Ziya began to assist Zhou Wenwang in destroying Zhou Wang, known as the Prince of Wu. In this process, it can be said that Jiang Ziya's biography is fantastic and almost represents the justice representative of the whole celestial world. Finally, a ceremony was held to seal the gods, and more than 300 immortals were sealed as immortals. But Jiang Ziya, after all he has done, has not deified himself.
Many people say that there was no place for Jiang Ziya after he was deified. At that time, only the position of the Jade Emperor was vacant, but someone made this position, so he discussed with him that person would be the Jade Emperor and lead the heaven, and Jiang Ziya became the night watchman on earth. The primitive Buddha once gave Jiang Ziya a stick to whip the immortals, and Jiang Ziya used it to supervise the immortals of all walks of life, hence the saying that Jiang Taigong abdicated here.