Wading

Wading

Wading? -？） The son of Taijia, the fifth monarch of Shang Dynasty, woding succeeded his father Taijia after his death.

In recognition of his great contribution to the Shang Dynasty, wading buried Yiyin near the capital Bo with the ceremony of the emperor.

Life of the characters

When wading succeeded to the throne, he still took Yiyin as his prime minister. During the reign of wading, Yiyin, a great assistant minister, died, and wading buried him near bodu. After Yiyin, wading took Zudan as the prime minister. Jiu Dan was also an old minister in Shang Tang Dynasty. He assisted the government, and still adopted the policy of saving money and leniency to the people. He also wrote "wading" to alert wading, carry forward the patriarchal system and govern business with morality. Wading died in 29 years of his reign, posthumously named king Zhao. After his death, his younger brother Tai Geng ascended the throne.

Related information

In ancient times, when emperors offered sacrifices, cattle, sheep and pigs were all provided for Tailao, while princes only provided sheep and pigs for sacrifice, which was called shaolao. So sometimes it's too firm to refer to cattle. In addition to offering sacrifices to heaven, earth and the country, the emperor can also offer some small sacrifices in Shao prison. From this we can see that wading respected Yi Yin, the right Prime Minister of the Five Dynasties.

According to huangfumi's Emperor Century: "in the eighth year of wading, Yiyin died Wading was buried with the ceremony of the son of heaven, worshipped in prison, and personally mourned for three years to repay his great virtue. " Prison is also called too prison.

Yi Yin was buried in Bo (now Yucheng, Henan Province) after his death. Now there is a tomb of Yi Yin in weidui, southwest of Yucheng. Yi Yin wrote many words before he died. There are 51 Yi Yin and 27 Yi Yin Shuo in Hanshu, which have been lost for a long time. There is a volume of Yiyin in yuhanshanfang collection of lost books. In 1973, a silk book containing sixty-four lines of Yiyin was unearthed from Mawangdui No.3 Han tomb in Changsha.