Tai Jia

E719284

Tai Jia was an early king of the Shang dynasty in ancient China, traditionally regarded as a grandson and successor of the dynasty’s founder, Tang.

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Tai Jia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shang dynasty king ⓘ
ancient Chinese monarch ⓘ
associatedWith early Shang political consolidation ⓘ
country China ⓘ
culture Chinese ⓘ
dynasty Shang dynasty ⓘ
era Bronze Age ⓘ
familyName Zi ⓘ
givenName Jia ⓘ
governedFrom Bo ⓘ
grandfather Tang of Shang ⓘ
historicalStatus semi-legendary ruler ⓘ
house House of Zi ⓘ
language Old Chinese ⓘ
mentionedIn Bamboo Annals ⓘ
Records of the Grand Historian ⓘ
notableFor being an early ruler of the Shang dynasty ⓘ
traditional accounts of misrule followed by reform ⓘ
position King of Shang ⓘ
predecessor Tang of Shang ⓘ
regionRuled Yellow River valley ⓘ
linked to: Yellow River basin
reignEnd c. 16th century BCE ⓘ
reignStart c. 16th century BCE ⓘ
religion Chinese folk religion ⓘ
ancestor worship ⓘ
royalHouse Shang royal house ⓘ
linked to: Shang royal family
successor Wo Ding ⓘ
successorType hereditary monarchy ⓘ
title King Tai Jia ⓘ
traditionalRole grandson and successor of Tang of Shang ⓘ

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Tang of Shang → issue → Tai Jia ⓘ
Zhong Ren → successor → Tai Jia ⓘ