Jiuding's earliest record is "Yi Zhou Shu Yin Ke Jie", which was written in the middle and late Warring States Period (475 BC-22 BC1year): "The prince of Wu once again bowed down and kowtowed, and was changed to Yin by the great unification. Under the command of dawn, the prince of Wu once again bowed down and kowtowed. This is parting. Wu Geng, the prince, ordered Guan Shu to release prisoners in Ji Zi and ordered Bi Gong Shu Wei to be released from the people's prison, which showed the ability of businessmen. The Nangong was ordered to suddenly shake up the deer platform to disperse the giant bridge millet. He ordered the Nangong Baida to be moved to Jiuding 35, the tomb of Bi Gan to be sealed, and Zhu Chongbin to be entertained and prayed for him. Here Jiuding uses the word "move". Jiuding and Sanwu also illustrate the sacrificial nature of Jiuding. That is to say, this Jiuding had already existed when logging in Zhou Wuwang. Since there are no unearthed cultural relics to prove that bronze ding can be cast in Xia Dynasty, it can only show that Jiuding was cast in Shang Dynasty, not Dayu. It is said that it was cast by Dayu, and it was all invented by Confucianism in the Western Han Dynasty.
In the Warring States Policy and the Eastern Zhou Strategy, after Yan led the troops to Qi for help because Qin went out to take Jiuding in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, he greatly exaggerated the situation of moving Jiuding: "Last week, I cut Yin and got Jiuding, and I took 90,000 people, and my foot soldiers and apprentices were 99.81 million, all equipped, so those who prepared it were called it." This is purely because Yan led the troops of Qi to retreat, and the king of Qi tried his best to evade when he wanted to dominate the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Unbelievable-if you move a tripod with 90,000 people, can you believe it?
Regarding Jiuding, the history books clearly recorded two things: First, in the twenty-third year of Zhou Weilie, Jiuding really made Han, Wei and Zhao princes; Second, in the fifty-second year of Qin, Qin destroyed the Western Zhou Dynasty and took Jiuding into Qin. "In fifty-two years, Zhou Mindong died, and his soldiers entered Qin." As for "Justice in Historical Records": "The name of the instrument is treasure. Yugong Jin Jiu kept his promise by herding livestock and casting pots at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. From the nineteenth year of Yin, Qin took Jiuding, flew to Surabaya and entered Qin in eight. " This is nonsense, there is no geographical concept. How did Zhao Haoqi of the State of Qin fall into Surabaya, Pengcheng (Xuzhou), 450km east when he took Jiuding from Luoyang? Is King Qin Zhao going to Qi instead of going west to Qin?
There are only two theories about Jiuding's whereabouts: Zhou destroyed the Shang Dynasty, Jiuding was moved to Luoyang, Qin destroyed Zhou Dynasty, and King Zhao of Qin moved Jiuding to Xianyang; When the Song Dynasty was destroyed, Qi accidentally fell into Surabaya when he moved to Jiuding. But if Jiuding falls into Qin State, why didn't Liu Bang or Xiang Yu have any records about their meeting Jiuding after Qin State was destroyed-don't say they didn't know what Jiuding stood for! Even if they don't know, will Sean and Fan Zeng not know the meaning of Jiuding? If Xianyang really has Jiuding, even if Xiang Yu doesn't want it, it will be handed down like the 12 bronze man cast by Qin Shihuang. So this answer is obviously false, and Zhou Jiuding did not fall into the hands of Qin.
Jiuding was first recorded in Zuo Zhuan, but it was not recorded in the literature of Zuo Zhuan. Even the important documents describing Xia, Shang and Zhou in Shangshu are not recorded. There is no evidence of archaeological materials at present. The bronzes produced in Xia Dynasty are single in material and simple in scale. Compared with Jiuding's description, it is a world of difference. In Mozi, Jiuding Fang Ding was described. How can a tripod create this type of device? How did such a tripod stand up? Mozi also recorded Jiuding. Boil without boiling, hide without lifting, move without moving. Isn't it even more ridiculous? If you don't cook by yourself, you will hide or run.
Then the answer is coming. Did the Zhou Dynasty really have Jiuding? If there is, it will definitely fall into the hands of Qin. So the final answer is only: Jiuding in the Zhou Dynasty is just another name for orthodoxy in the Spring and Autumn Period, not a real bronze tripod. If there really should be one or nine symbols representing kingship, and Di Xin was wearing Baoyu's clothes when he set himself on fire, how could he leave such an important cauldron to Zhou Wuwang instead of burning it together? Just like when Li Chuanke committed suicide in the late Tang Dynasty, it did not exist. According to historical records, Dayu was made of gold from Kyushu as a sacrifice to the gods. Namely: "Jade collects the gold of nine shepherds, casts Jiuding, and tastes and cooks ghosts." Because the earliest bronzes unearthed now belong to the Shang Dynasty, not only did no bronzes be unearthed in the Xia Dynasty, but even the traces of the capital city could not be found. Now you say that Dayu can cast bronzes before Xia Dynasty. Is this not a joke? On the other hand, if Dayu had such a strong mining ability (all states in Kyushu mine copper) and casting technology (and painted the mountains and rivers of Kyushu on the tripod), it would be amazing that Xia Dynasty could not even find a bronze tripod for hundreds of years.
Jiuding's earliest record is "Yi Zhou Shu Yin Ke Jie", which was written in the middle and late Warring States Period (475 BC-22 BC1year): "The prince of Wu kowtowed again, and was changed by the big order, and was awakened. The prince of Wu kowtowed again, which had this result. Wu Geng, the prince, ordered Guan Shu to release prisoners in Ji Zi and ordered Bi Gong Shu Wei to be released from the people's prison, which showed the ability of businessmen. The Nangong was ordered to suddenly shake up the deer platform to disperse the giant bridge millet. He ordered the Nangong Baida to be moved to Jiuding 35, the tomb of Bi Gan to be sealed, and Zhu Chongbin to be entertained and prayed for him. Here Jiuding uses the word "move". Jiuding and Sanwu also illustrate the sacrificial nature of Jiuding. That is to say, this Jiuding had already existed when logging in Zhou Wuwang. Since there are no unearthed cultural relics to prove that bronze ding can be cast in Xia Dynasty, it can only show that Jiuding was cast in Shang Dynasty, not Dayu. It is said that it was cast by Dayu, and it was all invented by Confucianism in the Western Han Dynasty.
In the Warring States Policy and the Eastern Zhou Strategy, after Yan led the troops to Qi for help because Qin went out to take Jiuding in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, he greatly exaggerated the situation of moving Jiuding: "Last week, I cut Yin and got Jiuding, and I took 90,000 people, and my foot soldiers and apprentices were 99.81 million, all equipped, so those who prepared it were called it." This is purely because Yan led the troops of Qi to retreat, and the king of Qi tried his best to evade when he wanted to dominate the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Unbelievable-if you move a tripod with 90,000 people, can you believe it?
Regarding Jiuding, the history books clearly recorded two things: First, in the twenty-third year of Zhou Weilie, Jiuding really made Han, Wei and Zhao princes; Second, in the fifty-second year of Qin, Qin destroyed the Western Zhou Dynasty and took Jiuding into Qin. "In fifty-two years, Zhou Mindong died, and his soldiers entered Qin." As for "Justice in Historical Records": "The name of the instrument is treasure. Yugong Jin Jiu kept his promise by herding livestock and casting pots at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. From the nineteenth year of Yin, Qin took Jiuding, flew to Surabaya and entered Qin in eight. " This is nonsense, there is no geographical concept. How did Zhao Haoqi of the State of Qin fall into Surabaya, Pengcheng (Xuzhou), 450km east when he took Jiuding from Luoyang? Is King Qin Zhao going to Qi instead of going west to Qin? I burned the national seal handed down from Qin together.
The second is Jiuding of the Song Taiqiu Society. Song was a feudal country established by merchants, so why did the ruler Zhou Ren put Jiuding in Song? This contradicts the record that Zhou Wuwang moved Jiuding to Luoyang. Even if only the most important tripod was moved, the rest should not be allowed to stay in Song State-unless the situation in Shang State was stable, so businessmen should not resist the consideration of Zhou people. Why didn't the Ding moved from Zhou Wuwang to Luoyang be discovered in the Qin Dynasty? In 28 years, Qin Shihuang sent 1000 people to Surabaya to find Jiuding, and found nothing. At this time, it was only 67 years since Jiuding fell into the water in the Song Dynasty. Surabaya is neither the Yangtze River nor the Yellow River, and the current is not very fast. Jiuding can't move far underwater. 1000 people can't find it, and there is only one answer-Jiuding of this Song Taiqiu society doesn't exist either. It's pure digging a hole to cheat Qin Shihuang.
To sum up, no bronzes were unearthed in the Xia Dynasty. How did Dayu get Jiuding to carve the mountains and rivers of Kyushu? Isn't this a lie? As for Zhou Wuwang, he moved Jiuding to Luoyang, but only 12 Jin people passed down from generation to generation after the Qin Dynasty was destroyed, and there is no record of Jiuding being passed down from generation to generation, so it is very likely that Jiuding is not a tripod. The true Jiuding should be the tripod that Zhou Wuwang brought from the Shang State to represent the Shang Dynasty in order to prove that he had the fate of the Shang Dynasty. This shows that Zhou belongs to destiny, and requires businessmen not to resist, but to obey destiny. When asked about Jiuding, Wang made it very clear: "Virtue is not in the tripod"-as already explained, this tripod is probably not in the hands of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, but was moved back to stew by Gou Rong when the Western Zhou Dynasty perished!