Qi Jiguang fears his wife like a tiger. Why did he dare to behead his parents and show his head in public?

Qi Jiguang feared his wife like a tiger, but killed his son Yin Qi. Because Yin Qi didn't obey Qi Jiguang's command in the battle against the enemy, the battle plan was only half successful. Therefore, according to the military orders, Qi Jiguang displayed Qi's seal and beheaded it to show that the military orders were like a mountain, and even the general's son had to obey it completely.

The origin of Qi Jiguang's wife phobia actually comes from Qi Jiguang's first marriage. His wife, Mrs. Wang, is a famous Tigress after being a military commander. Also known as tigress, it is the kind that kills you when you are sick. On their wedding night, Qi Jiguang led soldiers with combat knives and called his new wife, Mrs. Wang, to the camp, hoping to give Mrs. Wang a duel in this way. But I didn't expect stealing chickens and costly rice. With a calm face, Mrs. Wang startled Qi Jiguang and knelt down on the spot to admit cowardice. And Qi Jiguang's fear of his wife also spread through this matter.

Later, Qi Jiguang didn't give up and tried to do the same thing again, but they were subdued by Mrs. Wang. Because Mrs. Wang didn't have children for physical reasons, he kept concubines outside behind Mrs. Wang's back and secretly gave birth to several children. It can be seen how general the family status is. Besides, Mrs. Wang was very angry when she learned about it. But in the end, because all the children were taken away, she didn't leave any offspring for Qi Jiguang herself. Therefore, it is understood that one of the sons born to my concubine was adopted in her name.

That is, this son is Yin Qi. He later went to fight the enemy with Qi Jiguang. On the way to the war, he missed a perfect deployment because he was eager for success. Also let some Japanese pirates escape. Qi Jiguang turned a deaf ear to all persuasion after the war because the army could not show mercy. According to the law, Yin Qi's beheading is a symbol of military power.