In "Journey to the West", after Sun Wukong learned the super skill from Bodhi Ancestor, he returned to Huaguo Mountain and asked for the East Sea Dragon King's Dinghai God Needle, who knew that the old Dragon King actually repented and went to the Jade Emperor to complain about the evil. The Jade Emperor ordered sun wukong's life span to be reduced, and sun wukong went to the Yin Cao mansion to tear up the monkey clan's life and death book.
In order to discipline Sun Wukong, the Jade Emperor took Taibai Venus's advice and named Sun Wukong "Bow Ma Wen" and asked him to go to the Heavenly Palace to watch over Tianma.
At first, Sun Wukong was deceived into thinking that "Bow Ma Wen" was a very large official position, but later he learned that he was a sesame mung bean official, so he left the heavenly court in a huff.
After all, the story of Sun Wukong is an artistic creation, in fact, three hundred and sixty lines, the line out of the yuan, any industry to do a good job has a great future,
Heroes don't ask about origin.
In the TV series "Great Qin Fu", the Qin state forced the Zhou royal family to sacrifice thirty-six cities, and the king of Zhou Zhao angrily scolded the Qin state: You are a slave who raises horses!
Why did King Zhao of Zhou say that?
Qin Shi Huang destroyed the Six Kingdoms, unified China, and was known as the Emperor of the Ages, what did his ancestors do?
Qin Shi Huang's ancestors did not have a prominent family lineage. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, the leader of the Qin people, Feizi, was good at feeding horses and raising them to be fat and strong.
At that time, King Xiao of Zhou needed to breed a large number of horses to defend against the invasion of the northern Rong Di. Fei Zi was very skilled in horse feeding and breeding, and was appreciated and reused by King Xiao of Zhou, and was sent to supervise the horses between Fengshui and Weishui.
After Feizi was appointed, he fulfilled his duties and fulfilled the expectations of the people, and King Xiao of Zhou was very happy and gave him the land of Qin as a fief, allowing him to continue the sacrifice of the Yin clan, called Qin Wei.
However, this fief was less than fifty miles, and Feizi was only a vassal at that time, with a lower status than that of the princes, and there was no state or power.
The Zhou Dynasty implemented a system of sub-feudalism, in which Zhou Tianzi enfeoffed his relatives and meritorious servants as princes, divided the world into a number of territories, and distributed these territories together with their residents to the princes; the princes of various places were required to obey the orders of Zhou Tianzi and had the responsibility of paying regular tributes to the Zhou royal family.
The princes are the hereditary supreme rulers in their fiefdoms, and the princes can divide the territory of their fiefdoms into secretaries and doctors.
Although Feizi was not yet a prince, he occupied a place in the political system of the Zhou Dynasty from then on, so this was a very crucial step in the development of the Qin people, and Feizi became the first monarch of the Qin state.
In 858 BC, Feizi died and was succeeded by his son Marquis of Qin. In 848 BC, the Marquis of Qin died and was succeeded by his son Gongbo.
In 845 BC, Gongbo died and was succeeded by his son Qin Zhong.
In 842 BC, because of the brutality and tyranny of King Li of Zhou, the people rebelled, and King Li of Zhou fled to Yandi. Xi Rong took advantage of the opportunity to attack, plundered, entered the Inuyasha, and killed the non-father's clan.
In 827 BC, King Li of Zhou's son King Xuan of Zhou ascended the throne.
In 824 BC, Qin Zhong was made a doctor by King Xuan of Zhou and was ordered to attack Xi Rong. In 822 BC, Qin Zhong was killed, and his eldest son Zhao Qi succeeded him as the Duke of Qinzhuang.
In 821 BC, King Xuan of Zhou sent five brothers of the Duke of Qin Zhuang with 7,000 soldiers and horses to attack Xirong. Duke Zhuang of Qin led an army to defeat Xi Rong, and was given the title of Grand Master of The Western Province by King Xuan of Zhou, and was given the land of Inuqiu.
In 778 BC, Qin Zhong died and was succeeded by Duke Xiang of Qin.
At this time, Qin Xianggong was still only a "doctor", and Xi Rong's power was still very strong, and he was eyeing the Qin people's territory, in order to alleviate the predicament, Qin Xianggong had to marry his sister to Xi Rong.
In 776 BC, Qin Xiang moved the capital to Fengyi, where the land was fertile and rich in products. Qin Xianggong actively developed production and his strength increased rapidly.
In 771 BC, King You of Zhou was killed by Marquis Shen at the foot of Lishan Mountain, and Western Zhou perished. Qin Xianggong led an army to rescue the Zhou royal family, fought hard, and made battle achievements, "Qin Xianggong's generals saved Zhou, fought very hard, and made meritorious contributions" ("History").
After the death of King You of Zhou, the crown prince Ji Yi was succeeded by the princes, that is, the King of Zhou Ping. In 770 BC, Ji Yi moved the capital to Luoyi, known as Eastern Zhou, and Qin Xianggong sent troops to escort him.
In order to repay the Duke of Qin, King Ping of Zhou made Duke Xiang of Qin a prince and gave him a large area of land west of qishan.
Although the land granted was under the control of Xi Rong at this time, The Duke of Qin Xiang became a prince from then on, gaining the same status as the princely states of Qi, Jin, and Zheng, and the development of the Qin state took a key step.
Although the reward of King Ping of Zhou was only a blank piece of paper, it proved that the Qin State had the legal ownership of this land and laid the foundation for the future development of the Qin State.