The Legend Of Nezha

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Nezha (哪吒) is a Taoist deity whose life story was recorded in the Ming dynasty work 'Creations of the Gods' (封神榜) and 'Journey to the West' (西游记). His is known as the Central Marshal (中坛元帅) in the Taoist pantheon and also Third Lotus Price by his devotees (莲花三太子).Nezha's birthday is celebrated on 8th day of the Forth lunar month ( 四月初八日).

Birth of Nezha

Born in the Shang dynasty, his mother Lady Yin (殷氏) was pregnant with Nezha for three years before giving birth to a ball of flesh. His father, Li Jing (李靖) the Shang army commander at Cheng Tang slashed it apart to find a young child who was already about to walk and talk.

That dramatic first interaction between father and son seemed to have strained their relationship but luckily for Nezha, a celestial being (太乙真人) arrived and accepted his as a disciple.

Nezha was the youngest in the family having two elder brothers Jin Zha (金咤) and Muzha (木咤).

Battle with the Dragon Kings

When Nezha was a child he already processed incredible powers. Slot machine tips. Once when he bathed at sea, his movement generated strong currents greatly disturbing the East Ocean Dragon's palace.

The dragon king's third son was dispatched to check the source of turbulence but ended in a fight with Nezha who eventually killed him.

The grieving East Ocean Dragon King rallied the other Three Dragon Kings to seek Li Jing for revenge. Nezha not wanting to create more problems for his family committed suicide. Slots pch com game play.

The grieving East Ocean Dragon King rallied the other Three Dragon Kings to seek Li Jing for revenge. Nezha not wanting to create more problems for his family committed suicide. Slots pch com game play.

Nezha's death

After his death, Nezha's mother built a temple in his memory and it became very popular with people. However when Li Jing discovered the temple, he destroyed it.
Li Jing's destruction of the temple angered Nezha who by now had been resurrected by his teacher using lotus roots and given two treasures the fire wheel and fire spear.

In his anger Nezha attacked his father and the two battled until two celestial beings intervened and helped the father and son reconcile.

Creation of God, Journey to the West

As the Shang rule became increasing corrupt, Nezha along with his father and brothers assisted King Wu to establish the Zhou dynasty. This adventure was recorded in the novel 'Creation of the Gods' In 'Journey to the West', Nezha was sent by the jade emperor to subdue the Monkey God but failed to stop his terror in the Celestial Court.

Nezha in the Taoist patheon

Nezha is a well-known and popular Taoist deity with temples dedicated to him. He is more commonly present in temple celebrations as the Central Marshal of the celestial army. He is also very popular with devotees as Nezha, Third Lotus Prince.

His spirit medium can manifest in various forms and the temple will dress him in appropriate attire; childlike clothes, with lotus designs for the Third Lotus Price manifest and martial wear as the Central Marshal.

Nezha's story has inspired various cartoons and TV serials all with great success.

From Transformers Wiki

Nezha is a deity and Autobot from the Nezha: Transformers portion of the Cyberversecontinuity family.

Nezha (哪吒 Nézhā) is a young deity from China. He is armed with the Qiankun Circle and a Fire-tipped Spear and can fly through the air with the Wind Fire Wheels at his feet. In times of need, he can also take the form of a Cybertronian alongside his allies Lei Zhenzi and Tu Xingsun to take on the forces of Shi Ji.

Fiction

Nezha: Transformers cartoon

Toys

Nezha: Transformers

• Nezha Power-Up Pack (Dec 122019)
  • Accessories: Qiankun Circle, Fire-tipped Spear, Nezha figurine

The (obvious) first release in the Nezha: Transformers toyline, this robotic version of Nezha is comparable to the Cyberverse 'Ultra' class toys, converting from a Nezha-styled robot into a sports car decorated with his traditional livery. His Qiankun Circle and Fire-tipped Spear accessories can combine and mount on his car-mode roof.

In robot mode, the torso opens up to hold the 1.5-inch tall semi-posable 'human' Nezha figure that comes with the set. The figurine can also stay in there in vehicle mode. His accessories can be mounted on the robot-mode back using the slots in the windscreen used to keep the car door panels tabbed into place.

Care should be taken with the accessories, as they are peach-colored plastic painted over almost entirely in yellow. While the mounting tabs and pegs are not painted, every other surface is, thus risking paint scraping/gouging if you force the accessories into his hard-plastic hands too roughly.

• Nezha Team Collection (3-pack, 2020)

This smaller figure of Nezha's robot form once again transforms into a souped-up sports car. It has a similar transformation scheme to the larger toy, but lacks several of the smaller, more fiddly steps.

This toy is only available in a three-pack with fellow heroes Lei Zhenzi and Tu Xingsun.

Notes

• Nezha's appearance is based on his character design in China Central Television's 2003 The Legend of Nezha cartoon.
• According to Wikipedia, Nezha is 'also regarded as the tutelary god of many professional drivers, like trucks, taxis, or sightseeing bus drivers'. Well, that's pretty fitting, isn't it?

External links

• Nezha at Wikipedia

Nezha Chinese God