Which monster has the strongest backstage in Journey to the West?

Speaking of monsters in Journey to the West, the hardest background must be the sculpture of Dapeng with golden wings. Because his background is the Tathagata Buddha who put the Monkey King at the foot of Wuzhishan Mountain. I'm afraid this is one of the most powerful bosses in the whole journey to the west. Even the jade emperor should give him some meager sensibilities. Even such a figure should be called uncle Dapeng carving with golden wings. What is the reason? Let's talk about his identity in detail.

It turns out that the Buddha was swallowed by the peacock King Daming before he got the golden body, and finally came out of his stomach, so he was recognized as his mother. And canonized him as a peacock, the Buddha of King Daming, the peacock and the greenhouse were all born by phoenix, so they should be his brothers by blood. The young man took advantage of the Buddha and was called his uncle by the Buddha. He became the protector of the Buddha in the western paradise, and no one dared to provoke him. Even the Buddha should always turn a blind eye to his mother's face.

Piansheng is also a monkey-like troublemaker. No one dares to make irresponsible remarks except Buddha, so he is often thrown out to do some crooked work as punishment. For example, in Yue Quanzhuan, he was banished to the mortal world for killing two goblins who listened to the Buddha's sermon in public, in order to compensate for the cause and effect. The Great God was reincarnated as Yue Fei and Yue Ju Peng, one of the four generals of Zhongxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, and was finally killed by the second demon who was also reincarnated as Qin Gui's husband and wife, reporting the cause and effect.

The later story is also mentioned in the biography of Duke Jigong. After Yue Fei was killed, the Golden Winged Dapeng Sculpture did not return to the west, but lived in a scroll. On one occasion, Jigong himself met an unstoppable opponent, so he thought of a plan to bring disaster to the East. Before he could lead the monster to his painting axis, he was killed by one of his claws, which shows that his ferocity is extraordinary. No wonder the Monkey King couldn't help it in Journey to the West. He is not a role with only background but no strength.