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Which of the top ten beasts in ancient times was the most powerful?

The sunshine is the brightest, ranking first among the top ten beasts. The top ten beasts in ancient times refer to the beasts in ancient myths and legends. These ten animals are recorded in the sun candles on bronze vessels, the faint light of moonlight, and dragons, white tigers, basalts, Suzaku, Huanglong, Ying Long, poisonous snakes and Gouchen in ancient books.

Sun candle is a mythical beast in ancient China residents' myths and legends. It is a twin myth similar to Fuxi Nuwa, a product of the primitive religious nature of human society, and a product of the transition from matriarchal clan to paternal clan, as some scholars have said. There are many similarities between them, but they are quite different in reality. Scholars should study them carefully.

The shadow of Taiyin is a mythical beast in the myths and legends of ancient residents in China. From the study of Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Yin Ruins, we can see that there are actually two opinions about the origin of the shadow of the Taiyin. One is the shadow of Taiyin, which is a god beast produced by the combination of Yin and Pangu in the two instruments after Pangu's creation.

Ying Long is a pterodactyl in ancient myths and legends of China. It is said that Ying Long killed Chiyou and Kuafu in Huangdi Neijing. During Yu's flood control, it turned into a river with a tail painted, allowing water to flow into the sea. In addition, Ying Long is also the ancestor of Kirin.

Huanglong is a god beast in ancient myths and legends. According to ancient records, both Huangdi and Dayu may be the embodiment of Huanglong.

Qinglong is a spirit beast in ancient myths and legends. Belonging to traditional culture, it is one of the four elephants. The four great beasts in ancient China were Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu. According to the Five Elements Theory, the East is blue, so Qinglong is the God of the East, also known as the "black dragon".

The White Tiger is one of the four images of Taoist Western Seven Stars in China traditional culture. According to the theory of five elements, it is a spirit beast representing the west. Because the west is golden and white, it is called white tiger, which stands for autumn. Others: Qinglong Oriental Spring, Suzaku Southern Summer, Xuanwu Northern Winter.

Suzaku is one of the four spirits, and it is the general name of the seven nights in the south. Well, ghosts, willows, stars, Zhang, wings and birds are connected into a bird shape.

Xuanwu is a spiritual thing composed of turtles and snakes. Xuanwu originally meant Xuanming, and the ancient sounds of Wu and Ming are interlinked. Xuan means black; Ghost means yin. At first, Xuan Ming described the tortoise divination as follows: the tortoise's back is black, and the tortoise divination is to let the tortoise go to the underworld to ask his ancestors, bring back the answers and show them to the world in the form of divination.

The viper is empty, less loyal, more treacherous, and more troubles and doubts: there are many falsehoods, false words and faithfulness, nothingness is hard to rely on, insincerity, falsehood, less loyalty in the main air, insincerity, hypocrisy, cunning, and not keeping promises.

Gou Chen, Yi Mao: "The image of Gou Chen, whose real name is Kirin, occupies a central position, and its power lies in the future. Change people to treat animals and soil as the rule, make snakes as generals, attach to the post of hook Chen, swim ahead, and have the right to govern the sky by themselves. Cover Vulcan and cooperate with Tudor. " "Rhyme Society" contains Gou Chen: In heaven, it is called flying scorpion and deer head dragon body; This land is called Tianma.