Malaysia/China: Schnitzerei von Chong Heihu, in der seine Rolle im Roman Fengshen Yanyi aus der Ming-Dynastie des 16. Jahrhunderts („die GötterInvestitur“) dargestellt wird. Vom Ping Sien Si Tempel, Pasir Panjang Lang. Foto: Anandajoti (CC VON 2,0). Chong Heihu, dessen Name wörtlich „Schwarzer Tiger“ bedeutete, war eine Figur im klassischen Roman der Ming-Dynastie „Fengshen Yanyi“ und der jüngere Bruder von Chong Houhu, Großherzog des Nordens. Chong Heihu hatte einen langen roten Bart, Augen wie goldene Glocken, ein Mann von großem Können und Geschick.

• Bildanbieter: CPA Media Pte Ltd / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: 2B03649
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• Format: 3070 x 5734 px | 26 x 48,5 cm | 10,2 x 19,1 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 28. Oktober 2016
• Fotograf: Pictures From History

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Chong Heihu, whose name literally meant 'Black Tiger', was a character in the classic Ming Dynasty novel 'Fengshen Yanyi', and was the younger brother of Chong Houhu, Grand Duke of the North. Chong Heihu was described as having a long red beard, eyes like golden bells, a man of great prowess and skill. He wore golden chainmail, bright red robes, a jade belt and a 'Nine-Cloud-Burning Flame' helmet, as well as wielding dual golden axes. After Chong Houhu had to retreat a third time during his battles against the rebel Su Hu, Chong Heihu came to his aid with three thousand flying tiger soldiers. He would engage in a magical duel with Su Quanzhong, son of Su Hu, summoning sacred eagles and using a magical gourd given to him by a 'superiorman' to defeat and capture Sun Quangzhong. Chong Heihu was eventually defeated and captured by Zheng Lun, a great man destined to be a god, and enjoyed a drink with his old friend Su Hu. The coalition against Su Hu was eventually ended by Ji Chang, the future King Wen of Zhou, with a simple letter, and Chong Heihu headed home with newfound respect and gratitude for Ji Chang. Chong Heihu was eventually deified as the deity of the Nanyue Emperor.

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