Chinese Mythology: Xing Tian Dancing Ganqi

xíngtiānyuánshìyándeshǒuxià

Xing Tian was originally a subordinate of Emperor Yan Di.

yánbèihuángzàibǎnquánzhīzhànbàizhīhòuxíngtiān便biàngēnsuízàiyánshēnbiāndìngzàinánfāng

Since Emperor Yan was defeated by Emperor Huang Di in the Battle of Hanquan, Xing Tian followed Emperor Yan and settled in the south.

dāngshíchīyóubīngchóuxíngtiāncéngxiǎngcānjiāzhèchángzhànzhēngdànbèiyánzhǐ

At that time, when Chi You raised an army to take revenge, Xing Tian wanted to join the war, but was stopped by Emperor Yan.

hòuláichīyóubèihuángchǎnpíngxíngtiānzhīxià便biànshǒuzheshādàotiāntíngzhōngyāngdenántiānménwàizhǐmíngyàohuángdāntiāodòu

Later, Chi You was flattened by the Huang, the criminal sky in a rage, then hand in hand with a sharp axe, killed to the center of the Heavenly Court outside the South Heavenly Gate, named to fight with the Huang single solo battle.

zuìhòuxíngtiānbèihuángzhǎntóubèizàngchángyángshān

Finally, Xing Tian was not defeated, was beheaded by the Huang, was buried in often sheep mountain.

xíngtiānhúnmièjìngxiōngqiándeliǎngtóudàngzuòyǎnjīngdàngzuòzuǐzuǒshǒudùnyòushǒu

With his immortal soul, he took the two nipples on his chest as his eyes, his navel as his mouth, his shield in his left hand and his axe in his right hand.

yīnwèiméiletóusuǒzhǐnéngyǒngyuǎndekànjiànderénshāyǒngyuǎndezhàndòu

Because he had no head, he could only fight with invisible enemies forever and ever.

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