readx;? Chi Di, also known as "Chi Zhai", is a branch of the Di people, named after its valley Shang red clothes. The pen "fun" pavilion www.biquge.info mainly distributed in the area of Changzhi, Shanxi, and the Jin people live together, and is the strongest and most influential Di tribal alliance from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period.

Among them, the Kui surnamed Chidi established the Di (Zhai) country. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was annexed by the Jin Dynasty, and the descendants of the Chidi people gradually integrated into the Jin State, still taking the country as their surname, at first as the surname Di, and then as the surname Zhai. Later, he moved to various places, due to the different local dialects, the surname Zhai formed two pronunciations, those who live in the north read (di, yindi), and those who live in the south read (zhai, yinzhai).

King Mu ordered the Meng clan (one of the princes or clans) to go to Bi to crusade against Zhai Zhai, and finally defeated Zhai Zhai, who withdrew from the territory of Bi and pleaded guilty.

At this time, the news of Huo Hou's old warning came again. [Huo Guo, one of the three eunuchs, after the Zhou Ping Rebellion, was still inherited by the son of Huo Hou, Yong'an County, Pingyang, Shanxi].

Seeing that the fighting had subsided, King Mu returned to Junqiu and hunted in the dense forest.

On the twenty-second day of September (the day of Zhongqiu Dingsi), King Mu shot a deer in the forest and drank with Meng, who had made great achievements. There were sixteen white cranes dancing at the banquet, and King Mu was still staying in Queliang.

On October 16 (Ji Qiu Xin Si Day), King Mu appointed Yu Ren to be responsible for the reception of the Rong people and asked questions.

At the end of October, in winter, King Mu of Zhou inspected in Pingze (possibly in Changzhi, Shanxi), and the princes from all walks of life led troops to participate.

King Mu of Zhou inspected the land of the tiger prison and found that this was an excellent place to pass Jin, so he decided to build the tiger prison pass on the Daling Mountain to defend Chengzhou. The city was dangerous, easy to defend and difficult to attack, and it became a military town since its construction, and there have been many major events in Chinese history.

On the second day of the 11th month (midwinter Ding You), King Mu led people to shoot beasts in the forest, and rested in the reeds, and finally captured 420 deer and killed nine wolves and two tigers.

On the ninth day of the twelfth month (Ji Dong Jiaxu day), King Mu returned to the east, prayed and drank in Liu, hunted in Lihu, and studied in Qiu. The king of Liukun presented wine to King Mu, and King Mu praised his behavior and played music. Legend has it that when King Mu played Guangle, he left behind the four-sided spirit drum and turned into a yellow snake (drum demon). King Mu lost the spirit drum, but there was a sound similar to the sound of the drum in the ground, but it turned out to be the sound of the plane tree, King Mu thought that this was the spirit drum god turned into a sacred tree, so he ordered the craftsman to make some plane trees into a drum, King Mu thought that this drum was beneficial to the conquest of the Rong people, and ordered the craftsman to make other plane trees into a harp, King Mu thought that this was conducive to pacifying the Yellow River water god. With the piano made of sycamore, King Mu reassured to swim east on the Yellow River, stay in Quluo [Luoshui Huiqu, place name also], on the boat King Mu ordered someone to play the palace music ballad with the sycamore qin, King Mu because of the rest assured, so called the Yellow River the Yellow Pool.

In the first month of the fifteenth year of King Mu of Zhou, the Kun clan came to make a pilgrimage.

On the twenty-first day of the first lunar month (Bingchen day), King Mu traveled south to the hill of the Qi Room (Song Mountain, the legend says that the mother of Qi turned into stone in this mountain, and the son Qi also ascended to the immortal, so there is a Qi room on it. ）。 King Mu lives in the Qi Chamber, obviously with the desire to become an immortal.

On the seventh day of the second month of the second month (Renshen Day), King Mu ascended Qushan to the west, and then King Mu traveled westward to Jiu'a [Xin'an County, the former name of Yicheng County, Linfen, Shanxi), and stayed in Danhuang to the south.

On the 13th day of February (Wuyin Day), King Mu went west to the area of Shannan, and played Go with Jin Gong in the car until he reached Lingshan. King Mu rode a deer cart on the Ling Mountain, and named this place: 窴軨 [i.e., 軨廂也, Dayang County, Hedong, Pinglu County, Yuncheng, Shanxi], and then stayed in Huanshui Zhiyang [Huanjin also. Hebei County, Hedong, Ruicheng County, Shanxi Movement].

The twenty-second day of February (Dinghai Day) is an auspicious day, and King Mu entered Nanzheng (Xinzheng City, Zhengzhou, Henan) on this day.

On the fourth day of the first month of October (Jisi Day), King Mu toured the east and stayed in Yutai (Shalu Mountain).

Shalu Mountain stands on the east bank of the Yellow River. According to the records of Daming County, the main peak of Shalu Mountain originated in the northeast of Daming County in Handan, Hebei Province, and was nearly 50 kilometers from north to south and about 15 kilometers from east to west. Shalu Mountain was formerly known as Yutai and Wulu Mountain, with abundant water and grass and beautiful scenery.

On the sixth day of the first month of October (Xinwei Day), King Mu was hunting on the Shalu Mountain, and a rare Rui beast, the white deer, was frightened and escaped from the round-up of the guards. King Mu pursued and eventually captured the white deer. King Mu caught five deer here, including the white deer, so he called Shalu Mountain Wulu Mountain. Mu Wang Luoshui's boat drinking.

Luoshui, located in Luoyin County, Shandong Dezhou City, Qihe County, Linyi County, Jinan City, Shanghe County, Jiyang County four counties at the junction of the ancient old county name, its seat is located in Jiyang County, Shandong Sun Geng Town.

The royal chef carefully cooked the venison and presented it to King Mu, who tasted it and praised the venison for its sweetness.

On the eighth day of the first month of October (癸酉日), King Mu faced south to offer sacrifices to Luoshui, and the sacrifice was a rare white deer captured. King Mu drank in the grass and played a lot of music.

On the ninth day of the first month of October (Jiaxu Day), King Mu turned to the northwest to visit the maiden family of his favorite concubine Ji Qi (Sheng Ji). Sheng Bai, the monarch of Sheng Guo (Bo, the father of Sheng Ji), was named the chief of Shang Ji by King Mu (the highest status in the country surnamed Ji) because of Sheng Ji's relationship, and King Mu called Sheng Bai Shengmen. King Mu also ordered to build a platform for Sheng Ji in Nanzheng, and King Mu named it as the platform of Chongbi, which not only reminds people of the story of King Xu's repair of Lutai, but also for the sake of beauty regardless of the suffering of the country and the people.

On the 13th day of October (Wuyin Day), King Mu was hunting by the river, and because of the cold weather, Sheng Ji, who accompanied him, contracted a cold. King Mu camped by the river, and when he heard Sheng Ji complaining of illness, he was very fond of it, and named the river Hanze. Sheng Ji was thirsty, and King Mu ordered someone to fetch refined wine for her.

King Mu hurriedly took Sheng Ji back to Nanzheng's Chongbi Platform, but Sheng Ji soon fell ill and died, and King Mu was very sad and wept bitterly. King Mu buried Sheng Ji and sent her spiritual throne to the Temple of the Grain Hill (there is one in the temple of the former king), which means that it is a great faux pas to put Sheng Ji on par with the status of his ancestors.

On the seventh day of the first month of November (Renyin Day), on the day of the funeral, King Mu ordered all his ministers to mourn for Sheng Ji. As the highest-ranking minister at this time, the priest presided over the funeral ceremony, and the daughter of King Mu sat as the main sacrifice. The hundred officials, including the clan, all took their own positions, and they all cried. Only Jing Li, who was in charge of inspecting the funeral utensils, left last.

On the eighth day of the first month of November (the day of the Emperor's day), King Mu was still crying for Sheng Ji's young death.

On the ninth day of the first day of November (Jiachen Day), King Mu buried Sheng Ji in the south of the music pond in the south of the capital Nanzheng (Xinmi City, Zhengzhou, Henan). King Mu ordered Sheng Ji's burial system to be according to the queen's specifications, and its regulations could not be lower than the burial system of the princes.