The kneeling jade statue unearthed from the "Fighting Owl Tomb" in Yinxu.
A kneeling female jade figure (pictured above) was unearthed in the "Fighting Owl Tomb" in Yinxu, and the most confusing thing is that this figure has a wind-up knob behind it?!
It turned out that this jade figure was like the female ancestor of the Shang Dynasty - Jian Hu, which was the nine-tailed fox.
Nine words:
Nine words:The inscription of the bronze "Jing Gui" of King Mu of the Western Zhou Dynasty:
Western Zhou inscriptions. The word like "m" is the nine-character.
Nine words:
Yin-Yang diagram. The female ancestor of the Shang Dynasty - Jian Hu (nine-tailed fox):
The kneeling jade figure unearthed from the ruins of Yinxu.
Dayu's wife - Nujiao (nine-tailed fox):
The bronze beast unearthed at the Sanxingdui site.
The nine-tailed fox is an auspicious beast, that is, a symbol of auspiciousness. Legend has it that the wife of Dayu, the founder of the Xia Dynasty, is from the nine-tailed fox tribe, and the Sanxingdui site has also unearthed a lot of bronzes related to the nine-tailed fox.
Sanxingdui bronze altar fragment.
When it comes to the "nine-tailed fox", many people will think of "Daji" and grit their teeth fiercely.
In fact, Daji is a character in the Ming Dynasty's ** "Romance of the Gods". **'s Daji's surname is Su, the daughter of Su Hu, and on the way to the Shang Emperor Xin Palace, she was possessed by a nine-tailed fox. The nine-tailed fox was ordered by Nuwa to confuse the Shang Emperor Xin in order to promote the demise of the Shang Dynasty.
The image of Daji in film and television dramas.
In other words, the things about Daji are all from **, from literary works, not historical facts.
Due to the misleading literary works, many people believe that the last queen of the Shang Dynasty was the nine-tailed fox. But the truth is the opposite, the first female ancestor of the Shang Dynasty was the nine-tailed fox. Her name is Jian Hu, and she is from the Youlu tribe.
Jane Fox. Nine-Tailed Sky Fox.
Jian Hu has the pattern of Shang Deed (Dragon Snake) on his body.
Jane Fox. Why is it called "Jianhu"?
In ancient times, the word "Jian" and the word "Qian" were homophones, so "Jianhu" was actually "Qianhu". "Qian" represents the sky, so "Jianhu" and "Qianhu" are Tianhu, and the pronunciation of the word "Qian" in ancient times can also be double consonants glyan, Qilian, so Jianhu can also be called Qilian Fox, which also means Tianhu.
Before the Zhou Dynasty, the nine-tailed fox was a symbol of auspicious beasts, and it is said that Dayu's wife, Nujiao, was from the nine-tailed fox tribe.
Dayu's wife (image).
Dayu's love story (imagination).
It can be seen that the nine-tailed fox represents beauty and auspiciousness.
After the Zhou Dynasty overthrew the Shang Dynasty, it tried its best to scandalize the nine-tailed fox, saying that the nine-tailed fox was a monster that brought disaster to the country and the people, which made many people talk about the fox's color.
The royal family of the Shang Dynasty regarded the nine-tailed fox as their female ancestor, called Jian Hu (Nine-Tailed Sky Fox), and Jian Hu became pregnant and gave birth to the ancestor of the Shang Dynasty - Qi because he swallowed the eggs of the Xuanniao (owl).
Legend of the origin of the Shang people.
After the Zhou Dynasty overthrew the Shang Dynasty, in order to eliminate the owl (owl) worship of the remnants of the Shang Dynasty, the owl was described as an unlucky bird, and the "Xuanniao (Owl)" representing the owl was said to be a swallow, and the surname "Owl" (owl) of the Shang Dynasty royal family was said to be "Zi". In order to eliminate the worship of the nine-tailed fox of the remnants of the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou people said that the nine-tailed fox was a goblin who brought disaster to the country and the people, and changed the name of the female ancestor of the Shang Dynasty "Jian Hu" to "Jian Di".
Fox - dog plus pot.
"Fox" can easily be mistaken for "Di".
"Dog plus pot (fox)" can easily be mistaken for "dog plus fire (Di)".
Sooner or later, the lies of the Zhou Dynasty will be exposed, and the turquoise bronze medal of the nine-tailed fox (Jian fox), the female ancestor of the Shang Dynasty, was unearthed at the Erlitou site:
The bronze medal of the beast face unearthed at the site of Erlitou.
A family of three (mother Jian Hu, son Shang Qi, father Xuan Niao):
The family of the ancestor of the Shang Dynasty.
A bronze plaque unearthed at the Erlitou site.
Bird - Owl (Owl):
The bronze medal of the Xuanniao (owl) unearthed at the Erlitou site.
The face of the turquoise dragon of Erlitou has the characteristics of both an owl (Xuanniao) and a fox (Jianhu). Therefore, the turquoise dragon is the common son of Xuanniao and Jianhu - Shang Qi.
Erlitou turquoise dragon and its parents.
The Youyu tribe is the nine-tailed fox tribe. Turquoise bronze medals of nine-tailed foxes have also been unearthed in the Gansu region, so it is likely that this tribe is related to the Gansu region.
Some people believe that the ruins of Shiyuan are "the ruins of Youyu", and they are the ruins of the Youyu tribe. This erroneous view is based on a preconceived belief that the Shang royal family had intermarried with the Youlu tribe for generations. It is impossible for the Shang royal family to intermarry with this tribe all the time, and who should be intermarried must be decided through divination.
The Shang Dynasty was a dynasty full of witchcraft, and every king of the Shang Dynasty was a great sorcerer. The ancestor of the Shang Dynasty, Shang Qi, is actually Wu Xian, Yu Shi's concubine, and female sacrifice (Nuwa's sacrifice) in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas".
Concubine Yu - Erlitou Turquoise Dragon.
Deed of Trade. The word "concubine" in the oracle bone inscription does not represent a woman, but a sorcerer who represents a man:
Concubine. Concubine - Great Wizard.
** about the word "Xin".
False statement.
Xin character: Xin character. The image of the character "Xin" is Zhang, and "Xin" is the gshen of Bon). It is equivalent to the "prophet" of Judaism, who is the communicator between man and God.
Many words related to "God" have the prefix Xin.
The words "concubine" and "sin" in the oracle bone inscription both represent sorcerers, both of whom are communicators between man and God.
In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the word "Nuwa" appears only once.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Great Wilderness of the West" says: "There are ten gods named Nuwa's intestines, which are turned into gods in the wilderness of Liguang, and they are everywhere."
That is to say, there are ten god-men called "Nuwa's intestines" who stand in the middle of the road.
This passage has confused many people who read the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", and some people even believe that Nuwa was killed by someone, and the author believes that "Nuwa's intestines" is a mistaken copy of "Nuwa's sacrifice".
"sacrifice" is mistaken for "intestine":
"Nuwa's Sacrifice" is mistaken for "Nuwa's intestines".
"Nuwa" is the snake, and "Nuwa's sacrifice" is the priest who controls the snake, that is, the sorcerer who controls the snake. The sacrifice of the ten Nuwa is the Ten Witches of Lingshan in the Classic of Mountains and Seas.
Archaeologists have found that the wizard team at the Erlitou site consisted of about ten people.
Ten Wizards. Therefore, in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", it is said that there are ten gods, called the sacrifice of Nuwa, that is, there are ten great sorcerers who control snakes. They held all kinds of rights at the Erlitou site (the early Shang capital) and did whatever they wanted, so they said "Hengdao".
Erlitou Wizard Team - Nuwa's Sacrifice (Imagination).
The "female sacrifice" mentioned in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" is the "sacrifice of Nuwa", which is the business contract of the Erlitou ruins, and the sacrificial utensils he uses are called "figurines".
The exquisite wine vessel unearthed from the Erlitou site - Bronze Jue.
"俎" and "jue" were homophones in ancient times:
Jue. Quizze. The following question relates to the surnames of the Shang Dynasty royal family:
The Shang Dynasty royal family worshipped the owl the most, that is, the owl. They made the owl their totem. However, in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, there is no word related to owls, not even the word "owl" representing owls.
Doesn't anyone think this is abnormal?
The author found that the Shang Dynasty people worshiped the words "Ding" and "Jia" the most, and if there were these two words in the name of the Shang king, they would be regarded as the most important objects of sacrifice by the Shang people. Fourth. Armor.
A-word. If the words "Ding" and "Jia" are combined, it is the object of the Shang royal family's greatest worship - owl:
Dingajia, owl.
The people of the Zhou Dynasty insisted on saying that the surname of the Shang Dynasty royal family "鸮" was "Zi", which caused people to simply not find any word representing an owl in the oracle bone inscriptions, because people did not know which character represented an owl.
Saying that "trumpet (owl)" is "son", which is a typical reference to the deer as a horse, and the deer must be described as a horse, and the rat's head must be said to be a duck's neck.
Owl word. The difference between "sub" and "trumpet (owl)":
The difference between "sub" and "owl".
The people of the Zhou Dynasty deliberately mixed "zi" and "owl" together, making it impossible to distinguish them.
In Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions, this "" is also sometimes used to represent the "巳" in the twelve earthly branches:
巳. When it is used to represent the king of Shang, a kneeling person should be added next to it:
Fighting owls. These two words were mistaken by Guo Moruo as "good women", but they were actually "fighting owls". It is the glorious title of the king of Shang, which means "the owl who can fight well" and "the god of war".
The word "female" in the oracle bone inscription does not represent a woman, but a man kneeling with his hands bowed, which means "slave" and "you (object)".
A kneeling woman can only be represented if two dots are added to the kneeling person's chest to reflect feminine characteristics.
Female and mother. It can be seen that the word "my mother" in the Shang Dynasty did not mean "my mother", but "my woman". During the Shang Dynasty, the word "dagger" was the word for mother.
This also proves that "Simu Wu" is not the three words "Si Mu Wu" at all, but the two words "Si Wu", and the word "mother" is actually "female". It's just that a person kneeling next to him, representing the subject being respected, is not a word at all - editor's note).
Si Wu. Ding and A together is an owl, and there is another form of Ding Jia combination:
Owl. This character is often pronounced as "Shangjia", as in "Shangjiawei". In fact, the word is owl, so "Shangjiawei" can also be read as "owl micro".
There is also a combination of dings, which is often mistaken for "Asia": the owl. Owl.
Owl long. It can be seen that the so-called "sub-chief" should actually be "owl chief".
The copper bell on the waist of the turquoise dragon at the Erlitou site is the location of Shang Xing:
Shang Xing. Antares.
Antares. It can be seen that the turquoise dragon in Erlitou is sacrificing to Shang Xing, which is to represent Shang.
The ruins of Erlitou are the places where the Shang stars are worshipped - Shangqiu, which is also the birthplace of the Shang Dynasty.
Therefore, the ruins of Erlitou are the earliest commercial capitals.
Merchant Deed Totem: Merchant Deed.
Deed of Trade. Contract. Inscription of the deed of business:
Contract. Contract. The legendary Cangjie is actually a business deed:
Cangjie makes words. Deed of Trade. Disclaimer: This article is authorized to be published by the original Changxing Jushi