Dijiang
Dijiang (帝 江) (also: Dihong ) is a mountain patron god in the ancient times of China, in the Tianshan Mountains. he has six feet and four wings, no face and understands song and dance. According to Chinese mythology, it causes chaos and confusion wherever it goes. In ancient documents, the character 江 (Jiang) is read like 鴻 (hong), so it is read Dihong and not Dijiang. One of the titles of the Yellow Emperor ( 黃帝 ) was also Dihong, as it was believed that this description corresponded to him.
Origin of the picture: ( Complete collection of pictures and illustrations from then to now ; scientific collection; mystical reference work; 29th scroll)
Zhuangzi , a Taoist writer, said: In writings there is a dogun who has no eyes, nose, mouth, and ears, who resembled the being Dihong from The Classic of Mountains and Seas , so there were people who thought that Dihong is simply Hundun himself .
Web links
- Huang Di 黃帝, the Yellow Emperor; Chapter The Yellow Emperor in Daoism chinaknowledge.de. accessed on August 17, 2020
Individual evidence
- ↑ Strange Creatures , accessed August 17, 2020