Why is Tang Priest's nickname "Jiang Liuer"?

The reason why Tang Priest's nickname is "Jiang Liuer" starts with his mother, who was originally the daughter of the prime minister and beat his father while throwing hydrangeas. It was a good thing that his father happened to be the top scholar in the Tang Dynasty and later became husband and wife.

However, on the way to Jiangzhou, they were killed by Liu Hong, a water thief who threw his father into the river. But her mother was pregnant at that time. In order to protect the fetus in the womb, she could only endure grief and had to continue to go to Jiangzhou with Liu Hong.

When Tang Priest was born, a fairy told his mother that the child had something important to do in the future, so he must be protected. However, Liu Hong wanted to kill the child. His mother put him in a wooden basin to protect him, and there was a bloody book in it, with tears flowing down the river. Finally, he drifted to a temple, was saved by an elder, and was brought up. He has been in the temple since he was a child. That's why he has the nickname "Jiang Liuer".

Later, Tang Priest grew up and found his own mother. His father returned to Yang, and the bad guys got the punishment they deserved. Unfortunately, his mother committed suicide.

In fact, Tang Priest has many other names, such as Xuanzang, which is the legal name of Tang Priest.

Tang's monk is also called his brother, because he is the sworn brother of Li Shimin, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty, so the king of his daughter country likes to call him his brother.

Tang Sanzang is also a household name. Sanzang refers to Beijing, France and Tibet. The Tang Priest studied Sanzang very hard and spread it in many places. He has great prestige among the people. He was called Tang Sanzang in the Tang Dynasty.

Tang Priest is the reincarnation of Golden Cicada, so his life is doomed to be extraordinary. After eighty-one difficulties, he led the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand to get the true scriptures, and made them into positive results for the benefit of all beings.