What's the name of Tang Priest's mother?

Tang Priest's mother is called Yin Wenjiao.

Tang Priest is a figure in China's four classical novels and Journey to the West. Yin Wenjiao, a character in The Journey to the West, was born in Huxian County, Yongzhou (now Huxian County, Shaanxi Province). She was the daughter of Yin Kaishan, the prime minister of the dynasty. She was born with "a face like a full moon, eyes like eyes, a small mouth of cherries, and a slim waist of green willows", which is really the so-called "capacity of sinking fish and falling geese, and the appearance of being ashamed of flowers when the moon is closed". This young lady also has a nickname "full house", that is, everyone who gets together belongs to her beauty.

Plot of the novel: It happened that Miss Yin threw a hydrangea to get married that day, and the news that the champion paraded the streets must have been informed by her father, who was the prime minister. Miss Wen Jiao stood on the color building waiting for the champion Lang to ride. Miss Yin's hydrangea hit and they became friends. Chen Guangrui was appointed as Jiangzhou magistrate. On the way from Chen Guangrui to Jiangzhou, two leaders and committed the crime of murder for money. Pushed into the river, Miss Yin was occupied, and gave her official position to Jiangzhou. Miss Yin wanted to die, but she thought that her husband had never avenged herself and was pregnant, so she had to bear the burden of humiliation for a while and gave birth to a baby boy. Eighteen years later, the baby boy grew up.