Pig Bajie molested Chang 'e and was sent down to earth. What is the origin of Chang 'e?

Pig Bajie is a very funny character in Journey to the West. He has always been a lazy man, but he can still come in handy at the critical moment. Before God, Pig Bajie was the celestial marshal of Tian Peng, in charge of the Tianhe Water Army, and had many heavenly soldiers under his command. But she was banished to the world because she was drunk and molested Chang 'e, and it was not a big crime for Pig Bajie to molest Chang 'e. Why did the Jade Emperor demote him to the mortal world?

Marshal Tian Peng didn't actually flirt with Chang 'e, which can only be regarded as an attempt to flirt. However, the Jade Emperor did not show mercy. He directly demoted Tian Peng to the mortal world and vented his anger on the goddess Chang 'e, who was just a fairy in the moon palace and seemed to be similar to a fairy in the sky.

So what is the origin of Chang 'e?

There are many versions about the origin of Chang 'e. Let me introduce a more common version.

According to historical records, Chang 'e only gave birth to Di Ku and two children, of which the boy was Dizhi, the bad king, and the girl was Chang 'e, the daughter of the emperor.

It is also recorded in Shan Hai Jing that Chang 'e Xi is also called Chang 'e, and Di Ku (the emperor) gave birth to twelve moons. Chang 'e Xi? It literally means a living moon, indicating that the daughters of Di Ku and Chang 'e are Chang 'e.

Chang 'e is also called Heng E, which means that although Chang 'e Xi sounds like Chang 'e, it is not necessarily the same person. In ancient times, both men and women inherited the names of their ancestors. Since Houyi and Houyi can be two people, if Chang 'e and Chang 'e are separated, they are probably the twelve moons that Chang 'e gave birth to. Yi, a courtier of the emperor, is famous for his archery. His age and. Hou Yi can master the bow and arrow invented by the son of Shao Hao and shoot down nine suns. Therefore, it is in line with the times to marry his daughter to raise his courtiers, so Chang 'e is the daughter of Hou Yi and Di Ku.

In any case, Chang 'e is an important figure in China's ancient mythology, and many fairy tales are related to Chang 'e, so it can be said that Chang 'e is the mother of China mythology.

Well, that's all I want to share.