China: Schnitzerei des Kronprinzen Yin Hong, in dem seine Rolle im Roman Fengshen Yanyi aus der Ming-Dynastie des 16. Jahrhunderts („Investitur der Götter“) dargestellt wird. Vom Ping Sien Si Tempel, Pasir Panjang Lang. Foto: Anandajoti (CC VON 2,0). Yin Hong war eine Figur aus dem klassischen Roman der Ming-Dynastie „Fengshen Yanyi“. Yin Hong war einer der Söhne von König Zhou von Shang und daher ein Kronprinz. Er und sein Bruder Yin Jiao wurden zum Tode verurteilt, weil er Jiang Huan tötete, um den Tod ihrer Mutter zu rächen, und nur gerettet, als die vorbeigehenden unsterblichen Weisen Guangchengzi und Chijingzi einen Tornado herbeigerufen haben.

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• Format: 3011 x 5557 px | 25,5 x 47 cm | 10 x 18,5 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 3. November 2016
• Fotograf: Pictures From History

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Yin Hong was a character from the classic Ming Dynasty novel 'Fengshen Yanyi'. Yin Hong was one of the sons of cruel King Zhou of Shang, and therefore a crown prince. For killing Jiang Huan to avenge the death of their mother, he and his brother Yin Jiao were sentenced to execution, and was only saved when the passing immortal sages Guangchengzi and Chijingzi saw what was happening and summoned a tornado to sow confusion while they stole the princes, taking them as their students. Guangchenzi took Yin Jao while Chijingzi took Yin Hong. After several decades of studying and learning, Yin Hong was deemed strong enough to re-enter the world and contribute. Chijingzi armed and armoured his disciple, and asked him to help the sage Jiang Ziya and King Wu of Zhou fight the tyranny of the Shang Dynasty. However, as he was headed towards King Wu's army, Yin Hong was confronted by a man named Shen Gongbao, who persuaded Yin Hong to aid his father King Zhou instead, protecting the Shang Dynasty from the usurpers. Yin Hong was swayed by Sheng Gongbao's words and began fighting against King Wu's army alongside his brother, defying their teachers' wishes. He eventually met his end when Chijingzi himself entered the field of battle to rectify his mistake, killing Yin Hong. Yin Hong would later be deified as a god of grain.

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