Ji Chang

Summary

Ji Chang is a fictional human^[1].

Key Facts

• Ji Chang's mother was Taijiang^[2].
• Among Ji Chang's spouses was Taiji^[3].
• A child of Ji Chang was Ji Fa^[4].
• A child of Ji Chang was Boyikao^[5].
• A child of Ji Chang was Ji Shuqian^[6].
• A child of Ji Chang was Ji Shukun^[7].
• A child of Ji Chang was Ji Shude^[8].
• A child of Ji Chang was Ji Shusheng^[9].
• Chinese was Ji Chang's native language^[10].
• Ji Chang is recorded as male^[11].
• Ji Chang's instance of is recorded as fictional human^[12].
• Ji Chang's instance of is recorded as literary character^[13].
• Ji Chang's family name is recorded as Jī^[14].
• Ji Chang's fictional or mythical analog of is recorded as King Wen of Zhou^[15].
• Ji Chang's from narrative universe is recorded as Investiture of the Gods universe^[16].
• Ji Chang's manner of death is recorded as natural causes^[17].
• Ji Chang's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Chinese^[18].
• Ji Chang's present in work is recorded as Investiture of the Gods^[19].
• Ji Chang's name in native language is recorded as 姬昌^[20].
• Ji Chang's different from is recorded as King Wen of Zhou^[21].

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Origins and Family

Ji Chang's mother was Taijiang^[2]. Chinese was his native language^[10].

Personal Life

Among Ji Chang's spouses was Taiji^[3]. Children include Ji Fa^[4], a fictional human^[22]; Boyikao^[5], a fictional human^[23]; Ji Shuqian^[6], a fictional human^[24]; Ji Shukun^[7], a fictional human^[25]; Ji Shude^[8], a fictional human^[26]; and Ji Shusheng^[9], a fictional human^[27].

FAQs

Who were Ji Chang's parents?

Ji Chang's mother was Taijiang^[2].

Who was Ji Chang married to?

Ji Chang's spouses include Taiji^[3].