Taiyi Zhenren
Chinese · deity · mythic · Recorded classification
THE CORPUS HELD THE PUPIL AND NOT THE MASTER. Nezha, Jinzha, Muzha and Li Jing were all records; the immortal who teaches Nezha, rebuilds his body and raises the boy he killed was not.
Domains
- immortality and perfection
- discipleship of nezha
- revival of the dead
Relations
- master of: NezhaNon-symmetric, written from this end only; chinese_nezha is a pre-existing record and this batch mutates none.Reference treatment of Ao Bing: a dragon prince, the third son of Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East Sea, who volunteered to deal with Nezha and was slain by him in combat; the immortal Taiyi Zhenren later revived him using tendon-relaxing vines and white pine bark. Facing his parents' wrath after the killing, Nezha went to Taiyi Zhenren for help; Nezha's official Taoist name is Marshal of the Central Altar. (secondary)
- revived: Ao BingWritten within this batch.Reference treatment of Ao Bing: a dragon prince, the third son of Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East Sea, who volunteered to deal with Nezha and was slain by him in combat; the immortal Taiyi Zhenren later revived him using tendon-relaxing vines and white pine bark. Facing his parents' wrath after the killing, Nezha went to Taiyi Zhenren for help; Nezha's official Taoist name is Marshal of the Central Altar. (secondary)
Sources
- The immortal who is Nezha's master, to whom Nezha went for help facing his parents' wrath, and who revived the slain dragon prince Ao Bing with tendon-relaxing vines and white pine bark.: Reference treatment of Ao Bing: a dragon prince, the third son of Ao Guang, Dragon King of the East Sea, who volunteered to deal with Nezha and was slain by him in combat; the immortal Taiyi Zhenren later revived him using tendon-relaxing vines and white pine bark. Facing his parents' wrath after the killing, Nezha went to Taiyi Zhenren for help; Nezha's official Taoist name is Marshal of the Central Altar. (secondary)