Speaking of the top ten demon kings in ancient times, I don’t know if you know it. I don’t know it anyway. There is also Sun Wukong in it. I never knew that Sun Wukong was a monster. This is very interesting. In fact, after thinking about it, it’s not a problem that Sun Wukong is a monster, so I want to see what other top ten monster kings in ancient times are there? Let’s analyze and reveal the secrets together, and there will be some unexpected gains. !
1. Sun Wukong
Sun Wukong is one of the famous mythological characters in China and comes from "Journey to the West", one of the four famous classics. His ancestral home is Dongsheng Shenzhou. He was born from the fairy stone since the beginning of the world. He led a group of monkeys into the Water Curtain Cave and became the king of monkeys, revered as the "Monkey King". After traveling through thousands of mountains and rivers, he worshiped Patriarch Subhuti as his teacher, and was named Sun Wukong. He learned the seventy-two transformations of the Earthly Demon, somersault clouds, immortality and other superb spells.
Sun Wukong, who had just achieved supernatural powers, first made a fuss in the Dragon Palace to obtain the Ruyi Golden Cudgel, and then made a fuss in the underworld to remove the book of life and death. Later, he was recruited by the heaven and given the title of Bima Wen. After learning that his position was low, he returned to Huaguo Mountain angrily and defeated the attacks of the King of Tota and the Third Prince, forcing the Jade Emperor to confer him the title of Monkey King. Because of his drunkenness, he disrupted the Queen Mother's peach party, stole the golden elixir of the Supreme Lord, and became an indestructible body. By accident, he developed the piercing eyes in the alchemy furnace of the Supreme Lord. After that, he made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace. Hundreds of thousands of heavenly soldiers, heavenly generals, four heavenly kings, and twenty-eight constellations surrounded him but could not defeat him. Later, he lost in a bet with Tathagata and was trapped in the Five Elements Mountain created by Tathagata. (It was renamed Liangjieshan in the Tang Dynasty) It took more than five hundred years to repent and start anew.
Later, he was enlightened by Guanyin and rescued by Tang Monk. He protected Monk Tang as he went to the west to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He defeated demons and eliminated demons along the way. He was not afraid of hardships and hardships. After ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships, he finally obtained the true scripture. Zheng Guo was named the Buddha of Fighting and Victory.
Sun Wukong is intelligent, lively, loyal and hates evil. He represents wit and bravery in folk culture. The legend of Journey to the West began to appear in the Tang Dynasty and continued to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, a collection of these legends appeared in "Journey to the West". Sun Wukong is regarded as a god by the Chinese in these folk myths of the past dynasties.
2. No branch Qi
No branch Qi, or branch without Qi. Water monster in Chinese mythology. He is shaped like an ape, with a flat nose, a protruding forehead, a white head and a green body, and blazing eyes. His head and neck are hundreds of feet long and his strength exceeds that of nine elephants. He often makes trouble in the Huai River and harms the people. When the great god Yu was regulating the Huaihe River, Wu Zhiqi was causing mischief, wind and thunder were blowing together, and the trees and rocks were roaring. Yu was very angry and summoned the gods. The god Gengchen (some say Yinglong) captured Wuzhi Qi. Although Wuzhiqi was caught, he was still fighting and jumping around, and no one could restrain him. So Yu locked his neck with a big iron rope, pierced his nose with a golden bell, and suppressed him at the foot of Turtle Mountain in Huaiyin. From then on, the Huai River flowed into the East China Sea peacefully.
3. Jiuying
Jiuying is one of the ferocious beasts in ancient Chinese myths and legends. From "Huainanzi Benjingxun". It is a monster of water and fire. It can spit water and fire. Its cry is like a baby crying. It has nine heads, so it is called Jiuying. When Yao came out and caused harm to the world, he was shot and killed by Yi in the fierce waters of Beidi. [1]
Its theory first appeared in the Han Dynasty. The legendary fire and water monster. It is also used to describe evil and cruel people. "Huainanzi Benjing Xun" Gao Yuan notes: "Nine infants, monsters of water and fire, are harmful to people, and there are fierce waters in the land."
"Ancient Chinese Myths and Legends" mentioned that there is a big river in the north , the water is thousands of feet deep, the waves are turbulent, and it is called the fierce water. There is a nine-headed monster in the fierce water, named Jiuying, who can spray both water and fire. When the ten suns came out together, the fierce water was also boiling. Jiuying thought the water was too hot, so he jumped on the shore and ate everyone he saw. When eating, there must be 9 kinds of food for him to eat at the same time, so he became the third one of Dayi. Kill the target.
4. Xiangliu
Xiangliu, also known as Xiangyao, is a fierce god in Chinese myths and legends in ancient times and a minister of labor, from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Overseas Northern Classic" . The snake has nine heads and can eat countless people. Wherever it goes, it has become a country.
The water it spurts out is more powerful than floods, bitter and spicy, and will kill you if you eat it. Therefore, even animals cannot live in this kind of water. Seeing that Xiang Liu was so rampant, Yu used his divine power to kill Xiang Liu and eliminate harm for the people. The blood that flowed from Xiang Liu's body stopped the crops as soon as it touched the ground, polluting a large area.
Yu tried to build a barrier with earth, but three caves and three caves collapsed. Yu had to split the land into a pool, and the gods from all directions built a high platform beside the pool to suppress the demons. (The overview picture is from Shanze's "Viewing Mountains and Seas")
5. Tianwu
Tianwu is the water god in ancient Chinese myths and legends. He has the face of a tiger and the body of a tiger, which is closely related to the hunting life of the Wu people. The Wu people made a living by hunting, and "the tiger is the king of a hundred arms." Therefore, the Wu people worshiped a tiger-like animal. This ancient animal may have become rare and extinct in the pre-Qin period. "The Book of Mountains and Seas" says: Tian Wu has eight heads and eight faces, a tiger body, eight legs and eight tails, a green-yellow color, spits out clouds and mist, and controls water. What it means is that Tian Wu is a water god in ancient times, and everyone in the front looks like him. A description of a monster-like deity.
The god of Chaoyang Valley is called Tianwu, and he is a beast with eight human faces. Eight legs and eight tails, all green and yellow.
6. Lu Wu
Lu Wu is Jianwu, the god of Kunlun Mountain in ancient Chinese myths and legends. He has a human face and a tiger body with nine claws. End. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Xishan Jing": "Four hundred miles to the southwest, it is called the Kunlun Hill, which is actually the capital of the emperor, Shen Lu Wusi. Its deity looks like a tiger with a body and nine tails, and a human face with tiger claws. It is a deity who oversees the nine divisions of heaven and the confinement of the emperor. "Guo Pu notes: "That's Jianwu. Zhuang Zhou said, "I can get it from the shoulder, and it will be in the mountains." "God Lu Wu is in charge of this "capital under the emperor" and also in charge of the "Nine Departments of Heaven".
7. Nine-tailed Fox
Nine-tailed Nine Lamas, Japanese comic " The character in "Naruto" and its derivative works. It is one of the nine chakras separated from the ten tails by the Six Paths Sage Otsutsuki Hagoromo in ancient times. It is an orange fox with nine tails. Among the nine tailed beasts Ranked No. 1 in strength and the strongest, he was successively sealed in the bodies of Uzumaki Mito, Uzumaki Kushina and Uzumaki Naruto (Namikaze Minato has half of the negative nine-tailed chakra in his body due to the corpse seal. )
In the end, he and Uzumaki Naruto reconciled, making Naruto a perfect jinchuriki. After Uchiha Madara was resurrected, the Nine-Tails positive chakra was absorbed by the outside demon and sealed in Uchiha Madara's body, and the Nine-Tails negative chakra was absorbed into Uchiha Madara's body. Chakra was put into Naruto's body by Obito Uchiha, saving Naruto's life. After Naruto and Sasuke sealed Kaguya, they were separated from Kaguya's body. The tailed beasts regained their freedom, and the Nine-Tails and Eight-Tails finally chose. He returned to his jinchuriki body, but was sealed by Sasuke, who was preparing to start a revolution.
However, only half of the power of the Nine Lamas was sealed, while the other half of the power was still in Naruto's body. In the final battle with Sasuke, because too much chakra was consumed and the situation of fighting Sasuke was very urgent, too little chakra was extracted (mainly because Sasuke took out all the refined chakra, leaving only He temporarily extracted some chakra and the last bit of chakra he still had left), and finally decided to give all the chakra he temporarily extracted and the bit of chakra he still had left to Naruto, and fell into a deep sleep.
In the subsequent theatrical version of "The Last", Kyuubi has awakened and fully regained his strength.
8. Frozen Yi
Frozen Yi, Also known as Feng Yi, the Yellow River water god in ancient Chinese mythology is also considered to be the general name of the god of rivers. "Historical Records" Zhang Shoujie said: "He Bo, whose surname was Feng Yi, drowned while bathing in the river, so he was named He Bo."
9. The Great Sun Golden Crow
The so-called Great Sun Golden Crow does not exist in ancient Chinese mythology. The one that truly belongs to Chinese mythology is actually the "Golden Crow" also known as the "Three-legged Crow" ".
The so-called Great Emperor, the God of Creation, the Master of the Universe, and the Emperor of All Races are all imposed by modern online novels.
Chaos Yuanling itself belongs to the Prehistoric Current novels It is a fiction in the novel, and the Yuanling of Fire (Golden Flame of the Sun) absorbs the infinite merits of opening the sky and merges with the other three Yuanlings. This is the private setting of very few novels.
10. Kunpeng< /p>
Kun and Peng, mythical beasts that appear in ancient Chinese myths and legends, are two extremely large creatures. Kun is a big fish that lives in the sea in the north. Peng is a kind of bird. The big bird, with its wings like clouds covering the sky, transformed from Kun and then moved to the south.
The positive records of Kun and Peng in ancient books undoubtedly began in "Liezi-Tang Wen": End. To the north is the Minghai Sea, which is also the Tianchi Lake, and there is Yuyan.
Its width is thousands of miles, its length is called Yan, and its name is Kun. There is a bird Yan, its name is Peng, its wings are like clouds hanging from the sky, its body is called Yan.
"Zhuangzi·Xiaoyaoyou" carries forward Liezi's fairy tales and adds the saying that Kun turned into a roc: "There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that I don't know how many thousands of miles it is." It turns into a bird, and its name is Peng. The Peng's back is thousands of miles away; when it flies in anger, its wings are like clouds hanging from the sky. It is a bird, and the sea will migrate to Nanming, Tianchi. Also."