Who can tell me why Yang Jian and the Jade Emperor don't get along?

I'll tell you everything. At that time, Yang Jian made a scene in heaven to save his mother, and the Jade Emperor was Yang Jian's uncle. According to The Journey to the West's records, Erlang God's mother was the younger sister of the Jade Emperor and married a man named Yang. Their son's name was Emperor Wen of Sui, which is what we call Erlang God. The jade emperor was furious because his sister married a mortal, so he put his sister (the mother of Erlang God) at the foot of Taoshan Mountain. Later, Erlang Shen (nephew of the Jade Emperor) "cut down Taoshan with an axe" and saved his mother. There are also several different versions of "Saving Mother by Breaking the Mountain". At the beginning, the story of "cutting down a mountain to save mother" was definitely about Yang Jian, but later it was added to the story and changed to the story of "Lotus Lantern". Laughing is justified, because the story of "Erlang axe chopping Taoshan to save mother" has obvious ancient myth color, while the story of Aquilaria sinensis is obviously much more fashionable and formed relatively late. But when we compare them, we will find that the two stories come down in one continuous line, including the relationship between the characters is also mother and son, nephew and uncle. In other words, my uncle once punished my sister (mother Yang Jian).