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Of course, it is the supreme queen mother of heaven. She is enough to be on an equal footing with the Jade Emperor God of Haotian, back then, she used to be the innate vitality of wandering the Three Realms without beginning and end, and even the Sanqing Patriarch of the Daomen still had to respectfully call her "senior" when she saw her. The name of the first fairy is well-deserved.
We all know that Journey to the West is a very representative classic of gods and demons in the Ming and Qing dynasties in China, and for thousands of years, its status in the Chinese literary world is also obvious to all. After all, Journey to the West is also one of the inseparable and important parts of China's traditional mythological system.
Moreover, there are countless immortals in Journey to the West, and the famous bosses of the Three Realms can be regarded as like carp crossing the river. The authority, the supreme male immortal, is undoubtedly the supreme controller of the six realms of reincarnation, the Haotian Jade Emperor God, no one will doubt this; After all, the pattern of the heavenly court in the original book refers to the court of the world;
As the lord of the heavenly court, Haotian has to wait for his dispatch whether it is Daomen Taishang, Yuan Shi, Buddhism Rulai and others. So, who is the first fairy? I think that this name, too, is not too controversial:
Its owner must be Haotian's spouse, another ruler of the Three Realms of the Lingxiao Treasure Palace: the Queen Mother.
Many people who hear it may have a question: Didn't you say that there was no husband and wife relationship between the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor? This sentence is true, but it is also true, and it can be said that it is not right.
Because, the Queen Mother referred to is not the Queen Mother of the West in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", but the Queen Mother who spent a lot of pen and ink in Journey to the West, and is known as the "Yuqing Divine Mother Yuanjun" in the orthodox Taoist collection.
Yuqing Zanhua Nine Heavens Acting Political Heart Seal Collection Sutra": "In the past, my god mother, Yun Wuji and Taiji, when there was Suiyang Eryi. The Divine Mother Yuanjun is born Yuqing, Miao Wuyuan, and Senluo Jinghong.
Yuqing Divine Mother Yuanjun, the natural holy fetus, incarnated nine sons, and the Lord is in the nine heavens. Its chief is the Yuan Shi Tianzun, who rules all the ways; At the end, the true king of Shenxiao, the chief secretary of the five thunders.
Therefore, her authority cannot be doubted either!
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The most powerful fairy in Journey to the West is Guanyin Bodhisattva. Guanyin Bodhisattva belongs to the Buddhist sect, has a high status in the Buddhist sect, is compassionate, sociable, conscientious, and is the person in charge of Journey to the West.
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This person is Guanyin Bodhisattva, Guanyin Bodhisattva is actually a very powerful person, he once had nine disciples, and these apprentices later became Buddhas. And the reason why Guanyin Bodhisattva has never become a Buddha is because he doesn't want to become a Buddha, and if he wanted to become a Buddha, he would have already become a Buddha.
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Guanghan fairy Chang'e. Because Chang'e stole the elixir to the heavens to be an immortal, she was born as a mortal cultivator and had her own palace and pets.
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I think it's Guanyin Bodhisattva, Guanyin and Rulai are the same level of characters, Guanyin Bodhisattva's strength is much stronger than Sun Wukong, many times Sun Wukong can't solve the problem, is to ask Guanyin Bodhisattva for help.
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The real names of the seven fairies are Tianshou, Tianyang, Tianrong, Tianchang, Tianxian, Tianqing, and Tianyu.
The Seven Fairies are the seven goddesses in the legendary myths, and the earliest myths about Dong Yong do not state who the parents of the Seven Fairies are, and later evolved into the seven daughters of the Jade Emperor.
The origin of the Seven Fairies
Seven fairies and seven goddesses in mythology and legend. In the Han Dynasty, the legend of the Seven Immortals began to appear, and the seven fairies on the stone carving of "Dong Yongfengqin" were the images of the feathered people. In the Han Dynasty, there were many murals for the feather-clothed people surrounding the Queen Mother of the West and the Prince of the East.
The Seven Fairies are suspected to be the gods of the Queen Mother and the Prince. In later folklore, it is said that the Seven Immortals are the daughters of the Queen Mother. The names of the seven fairies in "Journey to the West" are: Fairy in Red, Fairy in Tsing Cloth, Fairy in Blue, Fairy in Orange, Fairy in Purple, Fairy in Yellow, and Fairy in Green.
The Seven Fairies, the youngest of the Seven Sisters, are said to be from Jiangsu, she is the most ingenious and kind-hearted. One day, the Seven Fairies learned that there was a young man surnamed Dong Mingyong in Danyang (now Xiaodanyang Town, Nanjing City), who had to sell himself into slavery because his family was poor and had no money to bury his dead father.
The seventh sister was deeply moved, and privately married Dong Yong for a hundred years in Heaven and achieved a marriage under the big locust tree. It's a pity that the big locust tree, who was the matchmaker, was happy for a while, and said that "a hundred years of good cooperation" was "a hundred days of good cooperation", which caused Dong Yong's seventh sister to only have a hundred days of fate.
The seventh sister used skillful gold shuttles to weave 10 pieces of brocade silk to redeem Dong Yong, preparing to renovate the homeland and love the white head. Unexpectedly, the Jade Emperor was very angry when he learned about it, and urgently summoned the seventh sister back to the palace, and the seventh sister had to fly away in pain.
Her weaving school was reduced to a shuttle stone, and the loom was left in the world, and the sound of the loom could still be heard in the dead of night.
On the evening of the fifteenth day of the first lunar month every year, girls dressed in costumes gather beside the Flying Shuttle Stone, holding a sewing box to the Seventh Sister and singing a begging song. After singing the beggar song, you should also ask about the good or bad year, how good the luck is, and whether you can get married.
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There are many of the most powerful immortals in Journey to the West. For example, there are gods such as the Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva, and Monkey King. If you want to say who is the most powerful, of course, it is the Buddha, I think that at the beginning, Sun Wukong made trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and the Buddha pressed him under the Five Fingers Mountain with one palm, and successfully suppressed Sun Wukong.
The Buddha is the most powerful god who deserves to be.
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The most powerful immortals are such as the Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Burning Lamp Bodhisattva, etc., among which the most powerful should be Taishang Laojun, because Taishang Laojun easily defeated Sun Wukong in the early fight with Sun Wukong, which shows that his mana is above Sun Wukong, very powerful.
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If you come to the Buddha, you can press Sun Wukong under the Five Elements Mountain, Bodhi Patriarch, Sun Wukong can only be captured, and there is Sun Wukong's master, I think the most powerful is Sun Wukong's master.
The most powerful ultimate spell is probably the Five Finger Mountain of the Buddha, because it easily trapped the Monkey King for 500 years, and there should be no more powerful mana in the whole play.
Because he doesn't even know the road of the land, this woodcutter knows it clearly, which shows that the woodcutter is very powerful.
The five great powers in Journey to the West, in addition to Taishang Laojun, also include the Buddha of the Western Heavens, the Bodhisattva Guanyin of the South China Sea, the Burning Lamp Ancient Buddha of the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Buddhas, and the Buddha of the East.
The most powerful weapon is the Fang Tian Painting Halberd, which is the Dragon King's pressure box treasure. Sun Wukong would refuse Fang Tian's halberd because he thought that Fang Tian's halberd was too light and not suitable for him.
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