Xin Jia 辛甲
ZhouHistory × Myth
A famous founding general of the Zhou dynasty, originally a worthy man who submitted to the Western Earl Ji Chang.
In history — Records of the Grand Historian
A worthy man of the pre-Qin period who submitted to the Western Earl Ji Chang.
In myth — Investiture of the Gods · Classic of Mountains and Seas
A famous founding general of the Western Zhou, originally a minister of Shang who later submitted to Ji Chang. He once accompanied King Wen on a journey and was ordered to invite worthy men. In Xiqi, he served as a general and military administrator, holding the banner of military law. He led troops into battle many times, intercepted Shang generals, raided camps to rescue generals, and ignited cannons to assist in battle.
Relationship network
- rescueXin Jia → Nangong Kuomyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 37
- accompanyXin Jia → King Wen of Zhoumyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 24
- rescueXin Jia → Zhou Jimyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 37
- subordinate generalXin Jia → Jiang Ziyamyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 56
- interceptXin Jia → Chao Tianmyth · Investiture of the Gods, ch. 35