Is the pagoda in the hands of Li Jing, the king of Tota, to deter his son Nezha?

Yes, at the beginning, he cut his flesh and returned to his father, and was reborn with the help of Sakyamuni, in order to prevent him from seeking revenge from Li Jing, the Buddha handed over the "Linglong Pagoda" to Li Jing.

Many of us know that Li Jing and Nezha are a father and son, and this is actually made up in "Romance of the Gods". Li Jing was a person from the Tang Dynasty in history, while Nezha was a person from the Yin Shang period, and some people don't understand why these two people from different periods ended up becoming father and son.

First of all, the myth ** "Romance of the Gods" was written by predecessors, and the story in it is not necessarily true, take Jiang Ziya as an example, there is indeed a story of Jiang Taigong fishing in history, but in fact, the process of helping King Wu to fight is not so full of mythology.

No, Li Jing, the king of Tota, is the chief soldier of Chen Tangguan in the Romance of the Gods, Li Nezha's father, he is a native of the Shang Dynasty and helped King Wu to defeat the Emperor, and Li Jing of the Tang Dynasty naturally needless to say.

Tota Li Tianwang was the chief soldier of Chentangguan in the Shang Dynasty, and gave birth to a son, because of the trouble, Li Jing forced Nezha to commit suicide in order to calm things down. After the death of Nezha, resurrected with lotus, looking for Li Jing's revenge, Li Jing was invincible, fortunately met the ancient Buddha who lit the lamp and gave the exquisite pagoda, which Zha was covered in the tower, and was photographed by the blazing Buddha light. Li Jing has this pagoda, and he became the "Tota Li Heavenly King".

Li Jing (571 July 2, 649), a pharmacist, Han nationality, was a native of Sanyuan, Yongzhou (now the northeast of Sanyuan County, Shaanxi). A general in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, he was a famous military strategist in the Tang Dynasty who had both civil and military skills. Later, he was named the Duke of Weiguo, known as Li Weigong.

His grandfather, Li Chongyi, served as the assassin of Yinzhou (located in present-day Longyao County, Hebei Province) during the Northern Wei Dynasty. brother Li Duan, the king of medicine, Sui general (according to the Li family tree, Li Duan is the ancestor of the famous generals Li Sheng and Li Su in the middle of the Tang Dynasty); Uncle Han Baohu was a famous general of the Sui Dynasty. Li Jing is good at using soldiers, is good at strategy, and has written several kinds of military books, but most of them are dead.

There is a view that the image of Li Jing, the king of Tota, appeared in the Ming Dynasty, and the military strategist Li Jing of the Tang Dynasty. And Li Jing is an outstanding military strategist, as well as military theoretical works, and he was born in the Han nationality, and is easy to be regarded as a god by the Chinese people, and he is attached to the king of heaven.

Li Jing, the king of Tota, was from the Shang Dynasty and had three sons, Jinmu Nezha.

The nephew of Li Jing's Sui Dynasty general Han Baohu of the Tang Dynasty achieved a good story with the Red Whisk Girl, and then hid in Xianpi Mountain.

There are two Li Jing.

One was Li Jing, a general of the Tang Dynasty;

One is the general soldier of Chentangguan at the end of the Shang Dynasty, and later helped King Wu of Zhou to fight the war, that is, Li Jing in "Romance of the Gods" and "Journey to the West", but because these two **are myths of the Ming Dynasty**, this Li Jing is likely to be a fictional character, and some people speculate that the author of the Ming Dynasty created such a fictional image of Li Jing of the Shang Dynasty based on Li Jing of the Tang Dynasty.

Yes, in history, Nezha's father was Li Jing, the king of Tota Li, and he was the guard of Chentangguan.