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- Bi_Gan abstract "Bi Gan or Bigan (Chinese: 比干) was a prominent historical figure of the Shang dynasty. He was a son of King Wen Ding, and an uncle of the last Shang king, Di Xin. Notorious for his corruptness, Di Xin was annoyed by Bi Gan's advice to rectify his ways. He ordered Bi Gan's execution through extraction of the heart 比干剖心, under the eerie pretext of curiosity "whether the Sage's heart has seven openings". The plot became a popular element of the Warring States philosophic discourse. Bi Gan was honored by Confucius as "one of the three men of virtue" of the Shang, together with Weizi 微子 and Jizi 箕子 (The Analects, Wei Zi chapter). Bi Gan was later deified as Cai Shen, the god of fortune. It was greatly popularized by depiction in the famous Ming dynasty novel The Investiture of the Gods, describing his confrontation with Daji.".
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- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Analects.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Cai_Shen.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Caishen.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Category:11th-century_BC_Chinese_people.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Category:Chinese_gods.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Category:Fengshen_Yanyi_characters.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shang_dynasty_politicians.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Daji.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Fengshen_Bang.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Fengshen_Yanyi.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Jizi.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink King_Zhou_of_Shang.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Shang_dynasty.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLink Wen_Ding.
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bi Gan".
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bigan".
- Bi_Gan wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pei Kon".
- Bi_Gan hasPhotoCollection Bi_Gan.
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- Bi_Gan subject Category:11th-century_BC_Chinese_people.
- Bi_Gan subject Category:Chinese_gods.
- Bi_Gan subject Category:Fengshen_Yanyi_characters.
- Bi_Gan subject Category:Shang_dynasty_politicians.
- Bi_Gan hypernym Figure.
- Bi_Gan type Person.
- Bi_Gan comment "Bi Gan or Bigan (Chinese: 比干) was a prominent historical figure of the Shang dynasty. He was a son of King Wen Ding, and an uncle of the last Shang king, Di Xin. Notorious for his corruptness, Di Xin was annoyed by Bi Gan's advice to rectify his ways. He ordered Bi Gan's execution through extraction of the heart 比干剖心, under the eerie pretext of curiosity "whether the Sage's heart has seven openings". The plot became a popular element of the Warring States philosophic discourse.".
- Bi_Gan label "Bi Gan".
- Bi_Gan sameAs Bigan.
- Bi_Gan sameAs 比干.
- Bi_Gan sameAs 비간_(상나라).
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- Bi_Gan sameAs Q1051287.
- Bi_Gan sameAs Q1051287.
- Bi_Gan sameAs 比干.
- Bi_Gan wasDerivedFrom Bi_Gan?oldid=665703101.
- Bi_Gan isPrimaryTopicOf Bi_Gan.