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King Xiàng Jiǎ ( Chinese 象 甲 ) (*? BC; † 1402 BC) ruled China as the eighteenth or nineteenth king of the Shang Dynasty for seven years (from another source, four years) . He was the son of King Qie Ding , the older brother of the succeeding King Pan Geng . During his era, the capital was in Yān ( Chinese 奄 , in what is now Shandong Province ), and the Shang dynasty fell apart again. At the same time, the feudal princes no longer attended his audience. He went on a campaign against the Western Shan Rong clan .
