Is the real Su Daji in history a femme fatale?

The real da ji in history, as far as beauty is concerned, is absolutely peerless, but it is definitely not the femme fatale we are thinking now, but just to bring da ji back to Zhou Wang and blame da ji for the demise of Shang Dynasty, to warn future generations that their beauty is wrong or to let da ji and Zhou Wang share the responsibility.

There must be such a figure in the history of da ji. She is the daughter of Hou Suhu in Jizhou. Of course, from now on, she is actually the daughter of a tribal leader. Shang Zhouwang sent troops to attack neighboring tribes, including the Su tribe in da ji, so the normal Su tribe was defeated. The final result of the defeat was to dedicate da ji to save the tribe and people.

After becoming a favorite concubine, da ji turned a snake into a scorpion, persecuting Queen Jiang one after another, and gouging out her heart. This was invented? Branding? And so on, which eventually led to Zhou Wang losing popularity, and was finally destroyed by Zhou Wuwang. But is the truth of history really like this? You know, it was a patriarchal society at that time, and it was unrealistic for a woman to want to do so.

Even so, da ji was able to change from a woman who was contributed by the defeated army to a figure who influenced the country's every move. In addition to her amazing beauty, there must be this unparalleled wisdom. But if she really had such wisdom, why did she become the trophy of the commercial army at that time? She could have asked her father to hand over his other woman instead of her. After all, such a woman's fate is generally tragic.

Da ji became a femme fatale in people's eyes first because Zhou Wuwang demonized da ji. After all, Ji Chang's son Boyikao died because of da ji. In the later historical material "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals", there are some outrageous records, of course, not too outrageous. Then, with the passage of time, works similar to The Romance of Gods came out, and da ji's image of a femme fatale was deeply rooted in people's hearts.