Jiang Taigong, a pivotal figure in ancient Chinese history, is the subject of these texts. Details of his life, including debated birthplaces and his multifaceted roles as military strategist, statesman, and advisor to four Zhou kings, are explored. His contributions to the establishment of the Western Zhou dynasty, particularly his crucial role in the Battle of Muye, are highlighted. The texts also discuss his enduring legacy, encompassing military strategy, political thought, and cultural influence, and his posthumous veneration. Finally, folklore and legends surrounding Jiang Taigong, such as the famous “fishing” anecdote, are examined.