The Nine Sons of the Dragon, the Nine Sons of the Dragon

There is a question. The dragon king had nine sons.

Boss Prison Cow.

The second child is in the eye.

The third laughs at the wind.

The fourth old Pu Lao.

The old five are sinister.

The sixth old.

The old seven.

The old eight are negative.

Lao Jiu kisses.

In your explanations.

How did he become the boss?

The ancient utensils have different names, and their shape resembles a turtle, and the sex is good and heavy-bearing, so they use the stone tablet. —Lu Wenliang, "Shuyuan Miscellaneous".

The ancient utensils have different names, and their shape resembles a turtle, and the sex is good and heavy-bearing, so they use the stone tablet. —Lu Wenliang, "Shuyuan Miscellaneous".

赑屃 (bì xì) is also known as baxia, dragon turtle.

The sixth son of the dragon, resembling a turtle with teeth.

Like weight-bearing, it is a turtle under the monument.

It symbolizes longevity and auspiciousness.

赑屃 (bìxì), one of the nine sons of the dragon in ancient Han myths and legends, also known as Baxia. It resembles a turtle, is a good load, and carries the stele for many years.

In the ancestral hall of the temple, people can see this hard-working strong man everywhere. It is said that touching it brings blessings.

Always struggle forward with his head held high.

Hold on to all four feet.

Try to move forward without stopping.

He is good at doing good deeds, helpful, and motivated.

The origin of the legend 赑屃 (bìxì), a good weight in his life, infinite strength, the turtle under the stele pedestal is his remains.

Legend has it that Zheng Pi, the scum on the scum, often carried the three mountains and five mountains in ancient times, making waves in the rivers, lakes and seas. Later, Dayu subdued it when controlling the water, and it obeyed the command of Dayu, pushed the mountain and dug the ditch, dredged the river, and made a contribution to the water control. The flood was subdued, and Dayu was worried that the steles would be scattered everywhere, so he moved the extra-large stone tablet that stood up to the sky, which was engraved with the deeds of the Cong Cong Hall to control the water, and called the steles to carry it, and the heavy stone stele pressed it so that it could not walk casually.

It is very similar to the tortoise, but there is a difference when you look closely, the stoon has a row of teeth, while the tortoise does not, and the number and shape of the carapace on the back carapace of the tortoise and the tortoise are also different. Also known as the stone turtle, it is a symbol of longevity and good luck. It always struggled to move forward with its head held high, and its four legs were desperately supported, struggling to move forward, but it could not move its steps.

There is also a theory that he was one of the nine sons of the dragon, and he was powerful and able to carry heavy loads. The pedestal of some of the illustrious stone monuments in our country is carried by the stele, which can be seen in the stele forest and some historical sites.

Negative"It is pronounced as [fù xì].

He was the eighth son of the nine sons of the dragon in ancient Chinese mythology. The body resembles a dragon, Ya Hao Sven, coiled above the head of the stone tablet. Like a dragon, the eighth in line, a good life, the dragon on both sides of the stele is its posthumous image.

Interpretation: The history of Chinese steles is long, the content is rich, some of them are simple in shape, the stele body is smooth, bright, and the light can be recognized; Some are exquisitely carved, the words have a posture and a long grass, and the pen is vivid; There are also famous poems and stone carvings, which are popular and praised through the ages. And the negative is very fond of this kind of shining artistic brilliance of the inscription, it is willing to turn into a pattern of Wenlong to set off these literary treasures, the stele base is decorated more elegant and beautiful.

They coil around each other, and they seem to be slowly wriggling, which is even more spectacular when matched with the base (i.e., the squirrel).

Nine sons: 1, the boss: prisoner cow (qiú niú), a hobby in his life, often squatting on the headstock to enjoy plucking and holding stupid strings;

2, the second child: 睚眦 (yá zì), a fierce and murderous life, the knife ring, the handle of the knife, and the dragon's swallow mouth are its remains;

3. The third child: Mocking wind (cháo fēng), resembling a beast, life is dangerous and hopeful, and the beast on the corner of the palace is its posthumous image. Some people have always believed that it is a phoenix with dragon veins;

4. The fourth: 蒲寀 (pú láo), when hit, he roared loudly, acting as a beast button for the beam of the Hong Zhong to help it sound far and wide;

5. Lao Wu: 狻猊 (suān ní), shaped like a lion, likes smoke and sits, so the image generally appears on the incense burner, and then swallows smoke and spits smoke;

6, the sixth child: Baxia, also known as 赑屃 (bì xì), like a turtle with teeth, like to bear weight, infinite force, is a turtle under the stele;

7. Lao Qi: 狴犴 (bì àn), which resembles a tiger and is good at lawsuits, and has a powerful image on both sides of the prison gate or the main hall of the official office;

8, the eighth: negative 屃 (fù xì), the body resembles a dragon, Yahao Siwen, coiled on the top of the stone stele, willing to turn into a pattern Wenlong to set off the literary treasures handed down;

9. Lao Jiu: 螭kiss (chī wěn), also known as owl tail or owl (chī) kiss, the mouth is moist and the throat is thick and easy to swallow, so it becomes a spine swallowing beast at both ends of the temple ridge, and it is used to extinguish the skin and bury the fire to eliminate the disaster. <>

The dragon gave birth to nine sons means that the dragon gave birth to nine sons, and the nine sons did not become dragons, each of which was different. 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 saying that the dragon has nine sons has a long history, but there is no theory about which nine animals there are, and it was not until the Ming Dynasty that various theories appeared. Some scholars' notes in the Ming Dynasty, such as Lu Rong's "Shuyuan Miscellaneous Records", Li Dongyang's "Huailu Tang Collection", Yang Shen's "Sheng'an Collection", Li Xu's "The Old Man's Writing of the Ring Nunnery", Xu Yingqiu's "Yuzhitang Tanyun", etc., have recorded the situation of the dragons, but they are not uniform.

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Prisoner ox, mocking wind, negative, Pixiu.

老大赑屃 (bìxì) opens the core.

Lao 2 螭 Kiss Wheel Side Attendant 鸱尾 (chīwěn chīwěi) Lao 3 蒲牢 (púláo).

Lao Si 狴犴 (bì'拉noisyàn).

老五 饕餮 (tāotiè).

老六 趴蝮 (bā fù ).

老七 睚眦 (yázì).

老八 狻猊 (suān'ní).

老九 椒图 (jiāotú).

The nine sons of the dragon are: 趴蝮 (pronounced Baxia), Mocking Wind, Jianguan (pronounced tooth self-spiked shouting), 赑屃 (pronounced Bixi), Jiaotu, Pixiu (pronounced "Pixiu"), and 狴犴 (bì).'Stupid and boring, with the clan bending sound "cheating case"), Pu prison (pu, lao): , 狻猊 (sound sour mud), prison cow.

One is called domination. Two said. Three luck branch spring said Pu Lao. Fourth, it is said to be fierce. The fifth is to be respectful, the sixth is to be ruthless, the seventh is to be a prisoner of the cow, and the eighth is to be a prisoner. Nine pepper diagrams. Hope.