After a Sung Painting of a Heavenly King
- Image Number: K2A002835N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 徐揚
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 128×51
- Description:
North Dawen (Pishamen) Heaven is one of the four major Buddhist Heavenly Kings, holding a pagoda. Later, it gradually became Chinese, and became one of Li Jing, the famous general in the early Tang Dynasty, and became the king of Li Tianwang. In Journey to the West, King Tota led his third son, Nezha, to crusade Monkey King twice, following the will of the Jade Emperor. After taking the scriptures and setting out, he still mentioned the father and son of King Li from time to time. For example, in the eighty third chapter, it was described that Lady Di Yong (rat spirit) was King Li’s dry daughter and robbed Tang Monk. So Monkey King went to the heaven to ask King Li for a crime. King Li and Neza came together to subdue the demon.
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