What are the five elements of the Four Seas Dragon King?

"Five Elements Theory" is the theoretical basis of China's everything from the formation of the universe to human relations. First of all, it is one of China's most basic natural philosophy. "Five elements" simply means that Jin Mu is in a state of fire, water and earth, and the five elements complement each other. Fate will change, and so will dynasties. Qin Shihuang in the Warring States, Wang Mang in the Western Han Dynasty, and the Yellow Scarf Uprising in the Eastern Han Dynasty all changed in five elements, and the dynasties on the earth were also revolutionary.

Wood fire, fire born soil, natural gold, gold born water, aquatic wood; Wood, earth can be water, water, fire and gold can be wood, which are interlocking and endless. After heavenly stems and earthly branches cooperated with Yin-Yang and Five Elements, heavenly stems and earthly branches also had the relationship of mutual restraint, which became the basic basis for calculating numerology. It is precisely because of the conformity and rebellion of the five elements that people have different good and bad luck.

The reason why there are four dragon kings and five elements is that there are four dragon kings in the east, west, north and south, with the dragon emperor in the middle. In historical records. The official book also said: "Xuanyuan (the name of the Yellow Emperor is Xuanyuan), Huanglong style", in short, the Yellow Emperor is the embodiment of Huanglong. Huanglong is the dragon emperor, and the five elements belong to the earth and are in the middle. It is the dragon head and heavenly teacher in Taoist religious view. It is also mentioned in the Han dynasty classics: "Huanglong people are the length of the quartet, the positive color of the quartet, and the essence of the gods. It can be huge, it can be detailed, it can be quiet, it can be bright, it can be short, it can be long, it suddenly exists, and it suddenly dies. Wang has no filter in fishing. If he goes to the abyss, he should swim in the pool harmoniously. " Illustrates the image of Huanglong.