?What does prohibition mean? What's the allusion?

The source of the allusion: "Yi Zhou Shu Wen Zhuan": "It is the king who prohibits the execution of orders." Idiom meaning: order: order. Xing: execution; enforcement; ban: prohibition; stop: stop. When an order is issued, it must be carried out; when an order is issued, it is acted upon immediately; when an order is issued, it must be stopped; when an order is stopped, it is stopped immediately. Describes laws and regulations as smooth and strict. Idiom phonetic notation: ㄌㄧㄥˋ ㄒㄧㄥˊ ㄐㄧㄣˋ ㄓㄧˇ Common pinyin: ling xing jin zhǐ Pinyin abbreviation: LXJZ Frequency of use: Commonly used idioms Number of words in idioms: Four-character idioms*** Color: Neutral idioms Usage: command and prohibition, combined form; used as predicate and attributive; with a complimentary meaning. Idiom structure: combined idiom Pronunciation of the idiom: OK, cannot be pronounced as "hanɡ". Idiom shape identification: forbidden, cannot be written as "锛". English Translation: strict enforcement of orders and prohibitions Japanese Translation: Orders and Prohibitions Russian Translation: неукоснительное выполнять приказы и распоряжения Other Translations: <法>obeir rigour eusement idiom riddle: stand still; traffic light; red light on the cross street synonyms : vigorous and resolute antonyms: gentle, gentle and drizzle Idiom examples: ***'s discipline is strict, orders and prohibitions are followed, and no mistakes are allowed. Idiom story:

At the end of the Shang Dynasty, King Zhou was tyrannical and tyrannical, squandering the people's wealth and money. Ji Chang knew that King Zhou's life would not last long, so he contacted princes from all over the country to prepare to overthrow the rule of the Shang Dynasty. Before his death, he called his son Ji Fa to his bedside and taught him that he must obey orders and prohibitions in order to achieve his royal career. Ji Fa inherited his father's legacy and raised an army to finally overthrow the rule of the Shang Dynasty