Tai Dian 太颠
ZhouHistory × Myth
A worthy who submitted to the Western Count Ji Chang, a founding minister of the Zhou Dynasty.
In history — Records of the Grand Historian
Tai Dian was one of the four worthy ministers who submitted to the Western Count Ji Chang at the end of the Shang Dynasty. He assisted Ji Chang in governing Qi and helped establish the foundation of the Zhou Dynasty.
In myth — Investiture of the Gods · Classic of Mountains and Seas
Tai Dian was a divine martial general of Xiqi and the deputy general of Nangong Shi. When Ji Chang was imprisoned, he took heavy bribes to bribe Fei Zhong to rescue his lord. Later, he followed the Zhou army in campaigns and participated in major battles such as the bride-snatching. During a confrontation, he was burned by Zhao Sheng of Sanshan Pass.
Relationship network
- subordinate generalTai Dian → Jiang Ziyamyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 56
- burn← Zhao Sheng → Tai Dianmyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 53