Is Ouyang Shaogong from The Legend of the Sword and the Chivalrous Man the Prince of Changqin?

It can be said that Ouyang Shaogong is the prince's harpsichord, but accurately speaking, Ouyang Shaogong is half of the prince's harpsichord and the other half is Baili Tusu.

According to the setting in The Legend of the Fairy Sword and the Chivalrous Man, everyone is composed of three souls and seven spirits, and the complete prince of the dulcimer should be three souls and seven spirits, but the prince of the dulcimer was taken away from the bloody array by the swordsmen and sealed in the burning silence, so Ouyang Shaogong was only transformed by the prince of the dulcimer.

As for the soul sealed in the silent sword burning, it happened to enter Baili Tusu's body and become one with Baili Tusu, so Baili Tusu can actually be regarded as the prince's harp.

Extended data:

The prototype of the prince's dulcimer is taken from Shan Hai Jing, which reads: "There is a land of Beidi. The grandson of the Yellow Emperor said that the beginning is the beginning, and the beginning is the birth of the Northern Emperor. And Mangshan Mountain. And Kameyama. There is a fairy mountain with someone on it, Prince Chang Qin of posthumous title.

Zhuan Xu gave birth to a old boys, old boys gave birth to Zhu Rong, and Zhu Rong gave birth to a prince with a long piano. In Xianshan, this is the beginning of music.

Prince Changqin is the son of Vulcan Zhu Rong. It is said that when he was born, he held a small piano in his arms, and the world sang because of his birth.

According to records: "Emperor Yan plowed mulberry and heard the song of heaven and earth." Shan Hai Jing stood up and sighed: God is on earth. ”？

Generally speaking, it is the meaning of music. Legend has it that he is not docile, but he is a killer, and he is known as the "God of Shaqi".

References:

Prince Changqin _ Baidu Encyclopedia