The princes of the Dragon King

# The Devil Child of Nezha Comes into the World#The princes of the Dragon King are known to have killed Ao Bing, the Third Prince of the Dragon King of the East China Sea. It also shows that in mythology, the Dragon King has sons and heirs. How many princes does the Dragon King have? Are the big princes and the second princes called Aojia and Aoyi?
Dragon is one of the four spirits in ancient Chinese mythology. In Chinese mythology and legend, the king of the aquarium is in charge of Xingyun Rainfall. There are "Dragon King’s Pieces" in Taoist "Taishang Dongyuan Mantra Sutra", which include "Five Emperors and Dragon Kings" distinguished by orientation, "Four Seas and Dragon Kings" distinguished by ocean, 54 Dragon Kings’names and 62 Dragon Kings’ names distinguished by heaven and earth.
Taoist Middle East Sea Dragon King named Ao Guang, South Sea Dragon King named Ao Ming, West Sea Dragon King named Ao Ruan, North Sea Dragon King named Ao Ji, also known as Four Sea Dragon King. In China, the Oriental is the highest place, and according to Zhouyi, the Oriental is the sun. Therefore, the first Dragon King in the East China Sea is the rightful one. The Dragon King in the East China Sea is the first Dragon King in the four seas, and also the first Dragon King in all aquariums.
Whether from the perspective of mythology, ethics or biogenetics, the non-existent biological king of the Dragon certainly needs to multiply, and the question of the descendants of the four seas Dragon King can only be seen from the mythological story.
In mythological stories, Ao Bing, the Third Prince of the Dragon King of the East China Sea (killed by Nazha), Ao Twin of the Five Princes, and the youngest daughter, Shan Cai Long Nv (serving Guanyin). Although no other princes have appeared, the Ming Dynasty script "Zhengyubanba Baxian Crossing the Cang Hai" said: "The little saint is the son of King Ao Guanglong of East China Sea. The name is Mojie. Brothers are dragon poisons." It can be seen that Ao Bing also has two brothers, Mojie and Dragon Poison.
The children of Ao Lian, the Dragon King of the West Sea: [Journey to the West] A book mentions that Ao Moan, the Great Prince (the Black River has taken over the Little Dragon), Ao Rong, the Second Prince, Ao Lie, the Third Prince (White Dragon Horse of Tang Monk), Ao Wang, Ao Wang and the West Dragon Girl (Dragon Girl comes to fetch tea once in the Yinglong)
Neither the descendants of the Dragon King of the South China Sea nor the Dragon King of the North China Sea have appeared in mythological stories.
Another series about "Dragon Zi" is that "Dragon Sheng Jiuzi" was more prevalent in the Ming Dynasty. Dragons we know well: captive cattle, curling, mocking wind, Pulao, Yuyu, Liao, Duo, Liao, Liao, Liao, Liao, Liao, Qiu, Qiu kiss, Yue, Jin Ju, Jiao Tu and so on. On this basis, the different arrangements and combinations and additions gradually derived from the Ming Dynasty Li Dongyang’s Huailu Tang Collection, Yang Shen’s Sheng’an Collection, Xu Yingqiu’s Yuzhitang Tanyun and other versions of "Longsheng Jiuzi".
Some scholars have textually studied the names, shapes and characteristics of "Longsheng Jiuzi", all from the Ming Dynasty gifted scholar Lu Rong, one of the "Loudong Three Phoenixes", "Miscellaneous Records of Leiyuan", but the book is all about "different names of ancient artifacts", a total of 14, and later versions of "Jiuzi" are among them.
The Ming people’s different opinions about the form of "dragon son" obviously have some basis of "genetics". Whether dragon can mate with all kinds of animals is beyond our research. However, we can verify the origin of those "synonyms" recorded in "Miscellaneous Records of Zouyuan", and perhaps we can find some clues.
First of all, what does a dragon look like?
According to the Song Dynasty’s "Erya Wing" written by Luo Yuen, "Dragon, the longest scallop… It has nine similarities in shape. Head like camel, horn like deer, eye like rabbit, ear like ox, neck like snake, abdomen like mirage, scale like fish, claw like eagle, palm like tiger. It has 81 scales on its back and nine-nine-yang numbers. Its voice is like galvanized copper, with a moustache beside it. There are pearls under your chin."
This is the exact description of the shape of "dragon" recognized by the ancients. Li Shizhen changed "scale like fish" into "scale like carp" in Compendium of Materia Medica. That is to say, Mr. Li Shizhen agrees with this statement. If we continue to pick it up, the world divides the Dragon into four categories: Jiaolong, Yinglong, Qilong and Qilong.
In any case, dragons have at least nine animal characteristics. Can these traits be inherited from Dragon offspring? What the direct children of the Dragon look like is not clearly recorded in the ancient literature.
In those fairy tales, the descendants of dragons and dragons are the same as those of fathers. In the name of "dragon born nine sons", it is generally acknowledged that the prisoner cattle ranked first (the one carved on the musical instrument). The shape described by the ancients is "yellow dragon with scales and horns", which is naturally the noble little golden dragon born of dragon and "original wife". Other "dragons" with only part of the characteristics of dragons may be the product of the opening of brain holes in the world, and arrange various "posterior Palace groups" for dragons in an attempt to conform to certain rules of genetics. Let’s just talk about it after dinner.# Reading City#