Chinese mythology, folktales, and literature
Bi Gan (c. 11th century BCE) was a prominent royal kinsman and high minister during the late Shang dynasty, traditionally regarded as King Zhou of Shang’s uncle (some sources say half-brother). He served as Shaoshi—a position akin to prime minister—and was renowned for his unwavering loyalty, integrity, and fearless remonstrance.
King Xuan of Qi asked Mencius, “Is it true that Tang banished Jie, and King Wu attacked Zhou?”