What was the end of the original monarch after Qi experienced "Tian Dai Qi"?

Tian Faqi, also known as usurping Qi. It refers to the event that Tian's descendants replaced Jiang's surname Lu of Qi State to become the king of Qi during the Warring States Period. After the land was cut, the original monarch of Qi changed, but Qi Kanggong was not killed, but died of illness.

Qi Kanggong was born in 455 BC. He is the son of Lu Ji in Gong Xuan, Qi. In 404 BC, he became the monarch of the State of Qi and reigned for 26 years. In fact, before Qi Kanggong reached the summit, Qi was already in Tian's hands, and Tian Faqi just followed the trend. After Tian was replaced, he was exiled again. He is not obsessed with regaining power, but pursuing music and dance.

According to records, after Qi Kanggong was exiled, he "ate a city to worship him first". However, even if the refuge was later taken back, Tian found that even if Qi Kanggong was seized as the monarch, he still lived a indifferent life, which was obviously not what he wanted to see. In the end, Qi Kanggong could only dig a hole on a slope to cook, and his living conditions were very difficult.

However, to say that Duke Kang of Qi lost the position of monarch, he deserved it. During his reign, he was obsessed with women, but Tian always knew how to win people's hearts, and it was logical for Tian to replace him. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan Ying, a politician of Qi State, predicted: "The political chess pieces of Qi State will return to Tianjia. Although there is no great virtue in the field, private rights are public, virtue is for the people, and the people love it. " However, Tian saved Ji Kanggong's life after all. It is said that Ji Kanggong died of illness at the age of 76. Under the conditions at that time, he was considered a long-lived person. In his life, he not only enjoyed the glory of the monarch, but also experienced the sufferings of the people, leaving two life experiences.