What is the relationship between Sun Wukong and the six Meishan brothers?

Sun Wukong has nothing to do with the six Meishan brothers, if you want to force out some relationships, it should be an enemy relationship.

When Sun Wukong was making trouble in the Heavenly Palace, all the immortals in the Heavenly Palace had no way to capture Wukong, and later Tai Bai Xing gave the Jade Emperor an idea to find Erlang God Yang Jian to capture Wukong.

The six brothers of Meishan were originally the sworn brothers of Erlang God Yang Jian, and Erlang God went to Huaguo Mountain to arrest Wukong at the behest of the Jade Emperor, and naturally his sworn brothers also had to go with him, and when Erlang God was fighting with Wukong, the six brothers of Meishan also helped, and the hostility began.

In "Baolian Lantern", Agarwood is Wukong's apprentice, Wukong has been secretly teaching Agarwood martial arts, and Erlang God is Agarwood's uncle, on the surface, Erlang God is arresting Agarwood, but in essence, he is also secretly helping Agarwood.

Then the six Meishan brothers, who are the righteous brothers of Erlang God, are naturally also the ones who secretly help Agarwood, and it may be that the hatred between Wukong and Erlang God and the six Meishan brothers ended at that time.

However, it may also be before this, because on the way to learn the scriptures, Wukong's master and apprentice met a nine-headed insect on the road, and he had asked Erlang God for help, and where Erlang God appeared, the six Meishan brothers should also be there, and there was nothing big between Wukong and Meishan brothers, and once the hostility should be over.

It shouldn't have anything to do with it, because none of the Monkey Kings in Journey to the West have seen the six Meishan brothers.

But in the Baolian lamp, Sun Wukong taught agarwood spells, and Agarwood is a child who wants to save his mother, but Agarwood is going to be an enemy of heaven on the way to save his mother, and Heaven sent out Erlang God to prevent Agarwood from splitting the mountain to save his mother, and Erlang God and the six brothers of Meishan are good brothers who worship their sons, so Sun Wukong and the six brothers of Meishan have no direct relationship, but a little indirect hostile relationship, or that kind of hostile relationship in secret. <>

But because in the Baolian lamp, Erlang God only superficially stopped Agarwood from splitting the mountain to save his mother, in fact, Erlang God had already felt that the heavenly rules of the heavenly court were very unreasonable, so behind the Baolian Lamp, Erlang God also changed from a villain to a decent person, and became a good uncle who helped Agarwood, and the six brothers of Meishan were originally to help Erlang God, since Erlang God also helped Agarwood split the mountain to save his mother, then they had no hostile relationship with Sun Wukong, and they also had a friend relationship.

If you want to say that it has a relationship, it should be that Brother Monkey and Erlang God fought, so it should be a bit hostile.

Sun Wukong (Seven Sages) vs Yang Jian, the six brothers of Meishan, I think the two sides are about the same.

Meishan's eldest brother Yuan Hong is an ape spirit, which is the mysterious connection with the Monkey King.

Sun Wukong is the reincarnation of Yuan Hong of the Seven Monsters of Meishan。Because Erlang God did not rely on his true ability to win Yuan Hong, so Yuan Hong was not convinced and refused to follow Erlang God, so the Seven Monsters of Meishan became the Six Saints of Meishan.

The Seven Monsters of Meishan are also known as the Seven Saints of Meishan, which are derived from the Romance of the Gods and Monsters of the Ming Dynasty in China, and are cultivated by seven kinds of animals. The original appearance is the white ape, Yuan Honghong, Niu Jin Dasheng, the dog, Dai Li, the wild boar, Zhu Zizhen, the centipede, Wu Long, the white snake and the goat Yang Xian. The Seven Monsters descended the mountain one after another to stop the Zhou Dynasty army led by Jiang Ziya.

Later, the seven monsters were killed, and after their deaths, they were named righteous gods.

The origin of the six monsters of Meishan

The Six Monsters of Meishan are the subordinates of Erlang God. These six people, Heavenly Court ordered not to move, only obeyed the orders of Erlang God, and more importantly, they were not subordinates of Erlang God, but the life and death brothers of Erlang God Jinlan, Erlang God Yang Jian and the six brothers of Meishan Yijie Jinlan. Therefore, the six brothers of Meishan followed Huaguo Mountain ruthlessly, although Wukong was jealous in his heart, he didn't dare to say anything on his face, they were just subordinates of Erlang God.

There are no six monsters of Meishan in Journey to the West, but there are six Meishan brothers who follow Erlang God Yang Jian, namely Kang, Zhang, Yao, Li Sitai Lieutenant and Guo Shen and Zhijian Generals, and are called the six Meishan brothers, counting Erlang God Yang Jian, collectively known as the Seven Saints of Meishan.

In Journey to the WestThe six Meishan brothersIt has nothing to do with Monkey King. The six saints of Meishan areJiro Godof the sworn brothers.

When Sun Wukong made trouble in the Heavenly Palace, the Heavenly Palace could not subdue him, so he asked Sun Wukong, who was caught by Erlang God (although there was Taishang Laojun among them.

Help, but mainly Jiro God's Kamui). Because of this relationship, Sun Wukong is asking the Erlang God brothers to help subdue the nine-headed insect.

, he is not good to meet with Zaoyi, let Zhu Bajie.

Go please. When they met, he spoke very politely: "To Meng's great grace, I have not shown my retribution."

That great grace" is a relatively obscure statement that Sun Wukong was captured by Erlang God. Erlang God called Sun Wukong Bi Peng Cong "Great Sage", and Sun Wukong called Erlang God "brother" (occasionally saw my brother driving, boldly asked for help, did not judge where did the brother come from, are you willing to see love?) ), the six brothers of Meishan called Sun Wukong "second brother".

The six brothers of Meishan are the Chinese classical mythology ** "Journey to the West".

in the combination of characters.

They are the six immortals who assist Jiro to manifest the saint Shinjun (Jiro God). They are: Kang, Zhang, Yao, Li Si Tai Lieutenant, Guo Shen, Zhi Jian two generals.

The six brothers of Meishan were originally seven brothers, and they were called the seven saints of Meishan.

In the meta miscellaneous drama. For example, in "Erlang God Locks Monkey King", it is called the Seven Saints of Meishan, which is the subordinate of Erlang God, and in Journey to the West, it is changed to the six brothers of Meishan, and Erlang God is added to the team of the Seven Saints.

It should be at least twelve, and Sun Wukong's name Monkey King is the name he gave with the six brothers such as the Bull Demon King before the Heavenly Palace, and these brothers didn't show up too much after he became Bi Ma Wen, and the Six Sages of Meishan are several cave masters in Sun Wukong's alliance in Huaguo Mountain, and they have followed Erlang God before Sun Wukong's troubled Heavenly Palace.

No, Sun Wukong has four sworn brothers, in addition to a few demon kings, there is also the lord of the earth immortals.

Who was Monkey King in his past life? Look at what the six Meishan brothers call him!