Which one is the ugliest and most hated?

The Taiping Imperial Survey has the following description.

In ancient times, there was a legend that "dragons give birth to nine sons, do not become dragons, and each has its own good".

The eldest prisoner cow, the second child (yá zì), the third son mocks the wind, the fourth son Pu Lao, the fifth son 狻猊 (suān ní), the sixth son Baxia, also known as 赑屃 (bi xi), the seventh son 狴犴 (bì'àn), the eighth son negative 屃 (fu xì), and the old nine 螭kiss (chī wěn).

One of the sayings of "Dragon Gives Birth to Nine Sons" is from Li Dongyang's "Huailu Tang Collection" in the Ming Dynasty, and the nine sons of the dragon are:

老大prisoner牛 (qiúniú), 老二睚眦 (yázì), 老三mocking wind (cháofēng), lao four, 蒲寀 (púláo), 老五狻猊 (suānní), lao liu 饕餮 (tāotiè), lao seven 狴犴 (bì'àn), lao eight 赑屃 (bì xì), lao jiu 螭 kiss 鸱尾 (chīwěn chīwěi).

Among them, the three are the most fierce, especially gluttony, known as swallowing everything, and there are many places where he is mentioned in ancient fantasy articles. So among the nine sons of the dragon, they are the most gluttonous!

We often use "the dragon gives birth to nine sons" to compare the respective strengths of siblings, although "nine" is a virtual finger, but there are always good people who want to put the legendary beast on the set, which nine animals have not been said, until the Ming Dynasty appeared a variety of sayings.

Gluttony, super eating, even eating yourself You say it's not strong.

It's probably the eldest and the second one. Domineering, the third. Gluttonous fourth.

老大赑屃 (bìxì).

Lao Er 螭 Kiss 鸱尾 (chīwěn chīwěi) Lao San 蒲寀 (púláo).

老四狴犴 (bì'àn).

老五饕餮 (tāotiè).

老六蚣蝮 (bāxià).

老七睚眦 (yázì).

老八金猊 (jinní).

Old Nine Pepper Diagram (jiāotú).

The nine sons are: the eldest prisoner cow, the second Jianwei, the third mocking wind, the fourth Pu prison, and the fifth suan'ni), the old six baxia (also known as 赑屃bi'xi), the old seven 狴犴 (bi'an), Lao Ba Negative Tu, Lao Jiu 螭kiss (chi'Wen), I love ancient mythology and hope it helps.

The so-called "dragon gives birth to nine sons" does not mean that the dragon happens to give birth to nine sons. In traditional Chinese culture, nine is used to represent a lot, with supreme status, nine is an imaginary number, but also a valuable number, so it is used to describe the dragon. The statements are different, respectively:

Prison Ox, Jianxi, Chaofeng, Pu Lao, Cunning, Qiang, Xuan, Qiang, Kiss, Gluttony, Qilin, Jiaotu, Chopper, etc.

Mocking the wind, kissing the eye, looking at the eyes, Pu Lao, Shutu, tyranny, ruthless, pixiu.