What is the relationship between Tamamo no Mae and Su Daji?

In the earliest Japanese legends, Tamamo no Mae only appeared as a fox image that puzzled the legendary emperor's bird feathers, and had nothing to do with China's "fox" image of da ji.

In some novels or kabuki works of later generations in China and Japan, even her life story appeared-she was born in China. According to legend, she is the crystallization of Yin Qi and knows the art of humanization. 1 1 century BC, she became a stunning beauty da ji and the darling of Angel, Shang Zhouwang at that time.

In the Tang Dynasty, Japan sent its special envoy Kibi No Asomi Makibi to China, and the fox came to Japan by Kibi No Asomi Makibi's boat. Hundreds of years later, the man who called himself "Tamamo no Mae" won the favor and trust of the Bird Feather Emperor. Later, the emperor got a strange disease and lay in bed;

So ministers began to doubt her and asked Abe Taiqin (Abe's grandson) to give her divination secretly. As a result, the true face of "Tamamo no Mae" was finally exposed. It turned out to be a Kyubi no Youko fox from China, so she fled the capital and fled to a far away place.

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Although Tamamo no Mae is not a monster in China, he is a super monster in Japan. After being discovered, he hid in Nasuno. The emperor sent "Shang Zongjie" and "Miura Jiejie"135,000 pursuers. Fighting in Nasuno, Tamamo no Mae's hideout. The pursuers attacked,

San Pu directly rushed up with a great army, trying to cut down Tamamo no Mae directly. He didn't want to Tamamo no Mae suddenly reply to the demon body, directly tore up hundreds of people. San Pu was beaten back, Shang Jie ordered the army to attack with bows and arrows, and thousands of arrows flew out. Tamamo no Mae smiled contemptuously.

A tail moved a few times, and a strong wind blew the arrow back, killing many people. At that time, the army lost momentum and the two generals had to suspend their attack. They dispersed their forces, surrounded Tamamo no Mae, sent people to ask for more troops, and transferred them to imitate the slingshots and giant bows of the Tang Dynasty.

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