Bo Yi Kao, the eldest son of King Wen of Zhou and the elder brother of King Wu of Zhou, was a loyal and filial son, in order to save his father King Wen of Zhou, he did not hesitate to be a hostage of King Shang, and was finally killed by King Zhou, becoming the first victim of the battle of Zhou. In myths such as "The Romance of the Gods", Bo Yi Kao is also portrayed as a suave and beautiful man, who once aroused Daji's admiration, but was rejected by him, which led to Daji's framing and killing. So, who is the person who is really in love with Bo Yi Kao?Is it Daji?Of course not. Bo Yi Kao's true love is actually his mother Tai Ji.
Tai Ji is the wife of King Wen of Zhou, a descendant of Xia Yu, and the daughter of the Xin tribe. She gave birth to ten sons, and Bo Yi Kao was her eldest son. Tai Ji is a diligent housekeeper, abiding by women's morals, known as the mother of Wen, and is the assistant of King Wen of Zhou. Tai Ji taught ten sons, from childhood to adulthood, and never tasted evil things. Bo Yi Kao is to become a filial, virtuous, and benevolent person under the teaching of Taiji. Bo Yi Kao's love for Tai Ji is not only filial piety, but also respect and gratitude. He knew that everything he had was given by Taiji. He is willing to do anything for Taiji, even if it is sacrificing his own life.
Bo Yi Kao's love was also reciprocated by Tai Ji. Taiji's examination of Bo Yi is not only mother's love, but also pride and expectation. She hoped that Bo Yi Kao could inherit the foundation of King Wen of Zhou and become a generation of Ming monarchs. However, King Wen of Zhou abandoned Boyi Kao and appointed his second son, King Wu of Zhou, as the crown prince. This is because King Wen of Zhou followed the Yin etiquette, that is, when the crown prince dies, he will establish a younger brother, not a grandson. Bo Yi Kao's grandfather, the father of King Wen of Zhou, was succeeded to the throne by King Wen of Zhou for this reason. King Wen of Zhou believed that this was done to maintain the unity and stability of the Zhou state, and that King Wu of Zhou and Gongdan of Zhou were also virtuous people who could assist him in governing the country. Although Taiji was dissatisfied with King Zhou Wen's decision, she did not oppose it, but silently supported him. Her love for Bo Yi Kao has not decreased because of this, but has become deeper.
When King Wen of Zhou was imprisoned in Yili City by the King of Shang, Bo Yikao took the initiative to go to the Shang Dynasty as a hostage in order to save his father and drive for the King of Zhou. He brought three exotic treasures, a seven-spice cart, a sobering felt, and a white ape, and presented them to King Zhou, in order to free King Wen of Zhou. He did not hesitate to endure the insults and torture of King Zhou, just to save the life of King Wen of Zhou. His filial piety is also a manifestation of his love for Taiji. He knew that the person Taiji cared about the most was King Wen of Zhou. He is willing to sacrifice his own happiness for the happiness of Taiji. This kind of love of his is also a kind of selfless love.
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