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Duke Mu of Zhao (Ji Hu)
Eminent statesman and poet of the Western Zhou (c. 870 BCE–828 BCE), guided the Xuan King Restoration, quelled Huaiyi tribes, and authored 'Ban' in the Shijing.
In a council hall, a long table holds an unrolled map scroll, a brass-cornered chest and a brush pot, with tall-backed chairs around it and a bronze lamp at the left; a figure stands with their back turned on the balcony at the right, with palace roofs beyond.
Also known as Ji Hu · Zhao Bo Hu
Duke Mu of Zhao (c. 870 BCE–828 BCE, Ji Hu) was a preeminent Western Zhou statesman who safeguarded Prince Jing during the Compatriots Uprising and co-governed during the Gonghe Regency. Later spearheading military campaigns to pacify the Huai River tribes, his monumental service and advisory poems like 'Ban' are immortalized in the Classic of Poetry.
Life and times
Dates c. 870 BCE–828 BCE