Songs of the Lutai Banquet

Around 1075 BCE, King Zhou of Shang Di XinMonarch / Emperorc. 1105 BCE–1046 BCE Other names:Zi Shou · Shang Zhou · Zhou Wang · Xin · King Zhou Di Xin (1100 BCE–1046 BCE) was a renowned monarch in Chinese history. Ascending the throne during a pivotal dynastic era, Di Xin directed imperial administration, governance reforms, and strategic statecraft that shaped the course of imperial rule. Celebrated for enduring contributions and historical stature, Di Xin holds an esteemed place in the cultural heritage of Chinese civilization. took Da Ji Da JiEmpress / Consortc. 1075 BCE–1046 BCE Other names:Ji Da · Su Daji Da Ji (1100 BCE–1046 BCE) was a renowned empress and imperial consort in Chinese history. As an influential figure in the imperial court, Da Ji navigated court politics and dynastic affairs, leaving an enduring mark on imperial history. Celebrated for enduring contributions and historical stature, Da Ji holds an esteemed place in the cultural heritage of Chinese civilization. ( Daji Da JiEmpress / Consortc. 1075 BCE–1046 BCE Other names:Ji Da · Su Daji Da Ji (1100 BCE–1046 BCE) was a renowned empress and imperial consort in Chinese history. As an influential figure in the imperial court, Da Ji navigated court politics and dynastic affairs, leaving an enduring mark on imperial history. Celebrated for enduring contributions and historical stature, Da Ji holds an esteemed place in the cultural heritage of Chinese civilization. ) of Su into the court, making the palace a later symbol of late-Shang excess and political imbalance.