Is the Weaver Girl really the illegitimate daughter of the Jade Emperor and Yao Ji

TV series are not credible, TV dramas are just to make money, regardless of what traditional culture is, and the screenwriter will make up whatever he thinks is interesting.

Usually, you still have to find more authoritative For example, the idiom of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl in the modern Chinese dictionary is explained in the dictionary, and it has nothing to do with Yaoji. There are ancient books as proof:

Historical records. Emperor Yao Ji Yan. Also made "Yao Ji" "Anthology Song Yu "Gao Tang Fu" Preface":

Concubine Wushan's daughter also". Note quoted from "The Old Biography of Xiangluyin": Yao Ji, the daughter of the Red Emperor (Emperor Yan), died before she could do it, and was buried in the sun of Wushan, so she was called the goddess of Wushan.

King Chu Huai traveled in the Gaotang Dynasty, slept day and night, dreamed of meeting with the gods, claiming to be the goddess of Wushan, and the king was lucky. Then it is placed in the south of Wushan, and it is called Chaoyun. "Taiping Yulan" volume 299 quotes "Xiangyang Old Records":

My emperor's Ji Nu also, named Yao Ji, died without doing it, sealed the platform of Wushan, the soul is grass, the stem is the stem, and the charm is obedient, then with the period, the so-called daughter of Wushan, the Ji of the Tang Dynasty "This and the ancient myth of the emperor's dead body turned into a grass contract. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Seven Classics of the Middle Times": Two hundred miles to the east, it is called the mountain of Guyao.

The emperor died, and her name was called the female corpse, which turned into dew grass, and its leaves were made into a yellow color, which was actually like a mound, and the service was flattering to people. "The myth of Yao Ji also says that Yao Ji is the daughter of the Queen Mother of the West. Song Fan Chengda's "Wu Boat Record" volume II:

The temple is on the opposite bank of the peaks, the so-called Yangyuntai, the Tang Dynasty. ......The stone carving in the temple today quotes "Yongcheng Ji": Yao Ji, the daughter of the Queen Mother of the West, called Mrs. Yunhua, helped Yu drive away ghosts and gods, cut stones and dredge waves, and had merit to see the record.

This is a wonderful use of real people. This statement is also recorded in the third volume of the fifth dynasty Shu Du Guangting's "Yongcheng Collection of Immortals".

In the TV series "The Prequel of the Lotus Lantern", Yao Ji is the sister of the Jade Emperor, and in "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl", Yao Ji is the lover of the Jade Emperor, the goddess of Wushan in mythology, and is said to be the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven. One said that she was the daughter of the Queen Mother, whose real name was Yao Ji, and she was eliminated.

Kid ......Why do you think about this......Of course, it's not because there is no Jade Emperor at all, and there is no Weaver Girl ......Those are all ......

1. Weaver Girl. Not the Jade Emperor.

daughter. The Weaver Girl, also known as Tiansun, Tianxian Niangniang, Seven Sisters, Qi Niang, and the Seven Fairy Sisters are collectively known as Seven Star Niangniang. "Weaver Girl" was originally the name of the star (Vega Star), and later evolved into a mythical goddess, a goddess of weaving clouds, a textile industry, a protector of lovers, women, and children.

She is a famous cowherd.

The heroine of the Weaver Girl myth. A traditional festival associated with the Weaver Girl.

It's Tanabata Festival. The Weaver Girl is the granddaughter of an Emperor of Heaven. This Heavenly Emperor is not the Jade Emperor. Gain's "Historical Records".

It was written by the Han Dynasty, but the Han Dynasty did not yet have the myth of the Jade Emperor. The myth of the Weaver Girl appeared as early as the pre-Qin period, much earlier than the myth of the Jade Emperor.

2. Not one of the Seven Fairies.

The Seven Fairies are the fairies who have cultivated the Tao around the Queen Mother, commonly known as the first-class maid in ancient times, because the cultivation of the Tao has not reached the level of the gods, but it is higher than other cultivation fairies and fairies, and she was specially named a princess by the Jade Emperor.

The eldest princess Yuhuan Heavenly Court is in charge of the divine bird.

The second princess Jade Purple Heavenly Court is in charge of the purple magnolia flower.

The third princess Magnolia holds a blue fan.

The fourth princess Yuqin.

Holding a jade bottle, Heavenly Court is in charge of the peach orchard.

The fifth princess Yujuan is holding a red glass bead, and the heavenly court is in charge of the god cuckoo bird.

Six princesses. Yuxia holds a colorful ribbon and the heavenly court is in charge of flowers and trees.

The Seven Princesses Yu Qiao holds the Seven Exquisite Shuttles in their hands, and the Heavenly Court is in charge of the Divine Silkworm and weaves cloth for the gods.

The niece is not the daughter of the Jade Emperor, but the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven.

1. Yao Ji (約設設) is a goddess who appears in ancient Chinese mythology. Due to the changes of history, there are certainly many myths and legends about Yao Ji.

2. One of the legends of Peihui, "Guessing the Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Seven Classics of the Middle Time", records that Yao Ji is the twenty-third daughter of the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother. After that, he went down to the harvest ear and met the god Jiao and turned into a mountain, so it was called the goddess of Wushan.

3. Legend No. 2 "Classic of Mountains and Seas" records that Yao Ji is the third daughter of Emperor Yan. She died just when she was of the age of marriage, and her soul flew to Guyao Mountain and turned into a Ganoderma lucidum fairy grass Yaocao.

4. The third legend "Lion Camel Country" records that Yao Ji is a Wanhua fairy.

5. Legend No. 4 "Baolian Lantern" records that Yao Ji is the sister of the Jade Emperor and the goddess in charge of the heavenly realm. The mother of Erlang God and the Three Holy Mothers was captured by the Heavenly Realm for intermarrying with the human scholar Yang, and after the Jade Emperor suppressed Yaoji under the Peach Mountain, Yang Jian split the Peach Mountain but still failed to save the mother, after which the Jade Emperor sent nine suns to bask her. Legend:

Yao Ji is the daughter of Emperor Yan (Red Emperor).

Yao Ji, the goddess's name. According to legend, she is the youngest daughter of the Southern Heavenly Emperor (i.e., Emperor Yan and Emperor Chi), that is, the goddess of Wushan.

Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty "Water Jing Note: River Water II": "Guo Jingchun said: Danshan is in Danyang, which belongs to Ba.

Danshan West is also Wushan. There is an imperial daughter. Song Yu's so-called Ji Daughter of the Emperor of Heaven, named Yao Ji, died before she could do it, sealed in the sun of Wushan, the soul is grass, and it is actually Ganoderma lucidum.

The so-called daughter of Wushan, the resistance of the Tang Dynasty. One is the twenty-third daughter of the Queen Mother of the West.

Taiping Guangji" volume 56 quotes "Jixian Lu": "Mrs. Yunhua, the twenty-third daughter of the queen mother, the sister of Mrs. Taizhen Wang, is also named Yaoji." ”

said that Yao Ji was the sister of the Jade Emperor and the mother of Yang Jian from the contemporary Internet**, and was later misreported more widely under the influence of the TV series "The Prequel to the Baolian Lantern".

**Especially in works related to "Journey to the West" and "Baolian Lantern", they are husband and wife. However, in some Taoist classics, the Queen Mother refers to the Queen Mother of the West, who is transformed by the first wisp of yin energy in heaven and earth, and her husband is the eastern prince who is transformed by the first wisp of yang energy in heaven and earth.

It is said that Fairy Yaoji is the youngest daughter of the Jade Emperor.

Introduction: The goddess of Wushan.

The goddess of Wushan in ancient Chinese mythology, also known as the daughter of Wushan, is said to be the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven.

One said that she was the daughter of the Queen Mother, whose real name was Yao Ji, and after eliminating the twelve evil dragons, she helped Da Yu control the water, and she took pity on the people and turned into a goddess to protect the earth.

The second is said to be the daughter of Emperor Yan (Red Emperor), whose real name is Yao Ji (also written Yao Ji), died unmarried, and was buried in Wushan (in the border of present-day Chongqing City and Hubei Province, northeast and southwest, more than 1,000 meters high), so he is a god.

During the Warring States Period, King Chu Huai traveled to the Tang Dynasty, the dream met with the goddess, the goddess recommended herself to the pillow, and when Song Yu accompanied the king of Xiang to travel to the clouds, he made "Gao Tang Fu" and "Goddess Fu" to recount it. The goddess is a beautiful fairy who "Dan is the morning clouds and the twilight is the rain". Since then, "Wushan Goddess" is often used as a metaphor for beautiful women, and "Wushan Cloud and Rain" and "Balcony Dream" have become a code of joy for men and women, and have been recited through the ages.

Hope it helps.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl is one of the most famous folk legends in our country, and the most famous story about the stars of our people. Who first told this story, and when it began to circulate among the people - I don't know if anyone has already verified these two questions. There is such a paragraph in the "Jing Chu Years Chronicles" written during the Northern and Southern Dynasties:

In the east of the Tianhe, there is the Weaver Girl, the son of the Emperor of Heaven. Weaving every year, weaving into a cloud brocade clothes. The Emperor of Heaven took pity on his solitude and promised to marry Hexi Morning Glory.

After marriage, weaving was abolished. The Emperor of Heaven was angry and ordered to return to Hedong. Only on the night of July 7 every year, cross the river for a while.

Regarding the Weaver Girl, there are several references to her in ancient books. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Astronomical Chronicles": "Weaver Girl, the true daughter of the Son of Heaven."

Historical Records": "Samsung, at the east end of the Heavenly Age, the Heavenly Maiden also." "The Legend of Jiao Lin Dadou":

In the east of the Tianhe, there are stars slightly, under the di, called the Weaver Girl. "The heavenly river is the band of light that we see across the sky at night; The ancients in China also called it "Yinhan", "Xinghe", "Tianhang", "Yinhuang", "Minghe", "Gaohan" and so on. Now astronomers call it the "Milky Way".

Vega is on the east side of the Milky Way, and its western name is Vega. In the past, Chinese people divided the sky into 28 Nakshatras and 3 Constellations, but now astronomers around the world have agreed to divide the sky into 88 "constellations". Vega is the brightest star in the constellation Lyra.

In the nearby Milky Way, there are five stars of almost the same brightness arranged in the shape of a cross, and those five stars belong to the constellation Cygnus. There are three stars in the west of the Milky Way a little south very close, and the brighter star in the middle is the Cowherd Star, also called the Morning Glory Star, which was called "River Drum", "He Drum", "Huanggu" in ancient China, and the name of Altair in the west. The Cowherd is the brightest star in the constellation Aquila.

It and the two stars on either side, which are a little less bright, are sometimes called "flat stars" together. According to mythology, the two stars next to it are the cowherd and the child born to him. The swans are drifting in the Milky Way, a girl is weaving on the riverside, and a shepherd with two small children is herding cattle on the other side.

What a beautiful picture it is.

Yes, the seventh daughter of the Jade Emperor in the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

The daughter of the Jade Emperor is the Seven Fairies, not the Weaver Girl.

No, the Weaver Girl is the granddaughter of the Heavenly Emperor.

It doesn't matter if the Heavenly Emperor is the Jade Emperor is not a mythological system.

Well, the Jade Emperor had seven daughters, that is, the Seven Fairies.

Be. There are records to be checked. "In the east of the great river, there are beautiful women, who are the sons of the Emperor of Heaven and the female workers of the machine".

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl were first seen in Ren Fang's "Narrative of Differences" in the Northern and Southern Dynasties era, there is such a paragraph: "In the east of the great river, there is a beautiful beauty, the son of the Emperor of Heaven, a female worker of the machine, working hard every year, weaving into a cloud and mist silk cloth, hard work is not happy, the appearance is not flawless, the Emperor of Heaven pities his solitude, marries the morning glory in Hexi as his wife, and since then it has been abolished to weave the work, greedy and happy." The emperor is angry, blames Hedong, and meets once a year. ”

The story about the Seven Fairies is a long myth written by the myth ** master - Zhou Haojie**, the youngest of the Seven Fairies is the Weaver Girl, kind and hardworking; The protagonist of the story, the Seven Fairies Zi'er, was originally the Queen Mother's favorite little daughter. When he went to the mortal world with his sister, he met Dong Yong and got married, and the story was based on the fact that the immortals had different regulations, which made Zi'er shaved off the fairy bones and reduced to mortals, and caused other sisters to make mistakes one after another and descend to the mortal world. The love story of Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies who are not afraid of difficulties and can sing and cry has been passed down through the ages.

Of course, the city, it seems to be a little daughter.

The third daughter, (at the end of the day).

The Weaver Girl is also known as the Seven Star Niangniang, the Seven Star Niang, the Seven Star Mother, the Immortal Niangniang, is the goddess of the Weaver Girl, the granddaughter of a Heavenly Emperor in ancient Chinese Han myths and legends (the Emperor here is by no means the Jade Emperor, because the legend of the Weaver Girl is far earlier than the belief of the Jade Emperor in the Song Dynasty), one is the granddaughter of the Queen Mother, the duty is to weave clouds, is the protector of textile industry, lovers, women, children, and the heroine of the famous Cowherd and Weaver Girl story. The traditional festival associated with the Weaver Girl is the Tanabata Festival.

The Seven Fairies are the seven daughters of the Queen Mother of the West in ancient Han myths and legends, from which many beautiful legends and stories are derived, such as Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies, the Seven Fairies and the Fairy Bath Pool, etc.

Seven fairies, the seven daughters of the Queen Mother in myth and legend. The names of the seven fairies in "Journey to the West" are: Fairy in Red, Fairy in Tsing Yi, Fairy in Plain Clothes, Fairy in Soap, Fairy in Purple, Fairy in Yellow, and Fairy in Green. "Journey to the West" said that they were the daughters of the Queen Mother.

No, the Seven Fairies are the general term for the seven goddesses in Chinese mythology. Sometimes it also refers to the seventh sister, the youngest of the seven sisters. The Origin of the Seven Immortals.

The first is astronomical worship, which is related to the seven stars of the Nusu Basket, the Seven Stars of the Pleiades, the three stars of the Ox and the Weaver Girl, and the four stars of the Nusu Wunu. The second is due to the idea of ascending immortals in the Qin and Han dynasties, and the image of the feather people.

The Seven Fairies were sent down by the Emperor of Heaven. They are supposed to belong to the gods of the sky, or from the cult of the stars, they are the gods of astronomy. The parents of the Seven Fairies are not mentioned, and the Seven Immortals are a separate group of goddesses.

But in the earliest records of the Seven Immortals, there are stone carvings of Wuliang Temple in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the Seven Fairies are the image of the Yuren. At the same time, the Eastern Han Dynasty has frequented murals surrounding the queen mother and prince.

is the daughter of the Queen Mother of the West, and it is wrong for the TV series Journey to the West to link the Queen Mother with the Jade Emperor.

Aren't Dong Yong and Cowherd the same person?