Is Nezha a mythical figure?

Nezha is a mythical figure. He is a fairy in China's ancient myths and legends.

According to folklore, Nezha is called Prince Ye, who is the commander in the altar, belongs to Wuying God, and is a god who respects Buddha, Taoism and Confucianism. When I was a child, I often made trouble in the sea and killed dragons. So there is a legend that there is no trouble in the sea. He is the third prince of Li Jing, king of Tota, and Mrs. Yin. His brothers are Jin Bai and Bai Mu.

The ancient books recorded all the people between heaven and earth, and everyone was very happy when they learned about it. Today, the King of Heaven and their wives gave birth to this prince, and all the people living in Kapilowei Kingdom are full of joy. In the earliest written records, Nezha was the god of justice and was welcomed by the public. When he was born, all the gods, buddhas and people in heaven and earth celebrated him.

Nezha history and culture

Huang Zhang, who once presided over the Lady Palace in Nantianmen, Chiayi City, dedicated to Nezha, came to Yibin in the 1990s and found a cave called Nezha Cave, where Nezha Palace was rebuilt. Nezha City with Eight Arms is considered as one of the most important legends in Beijing. CHAN Hok-lam, a historian, thinks that Nezha City originated from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, but in fact there was a saying that Gyeonggi was the city of Nezha at the end of Yuan Dynasty.

Nezha drum music, as an ancient singing performance of Zhangzhou folk belief, was introduced to Zhangzhou from Lushan Mountain in the Ming Dynasty, with a history of more than 600 years. Singing Nezha drum music and stepping on fire is one of the cultural products of folk belief combined with the original witchcraft ceremony of Fujian and Vietnam people and Taoist music of Lushan Mountain in Shanxi Province.