King Tota, there was a general named Li Jing in the Tang Dynasty. Does it matter?

It doesn't matter whether one is a historical figure or a mythical figure.

Li Jing, there is no such god in Taoist classics. This is a fictional character. The characters in the classic fairy tale "List of Gods 200 1 Edition" and "Romance of Gods" live in Chentangguan and have three sons and one daughter: Li Jinyun, Li Mu Za, Li and Li. After cultivation, he became immortal and was promoted to the immortal class. Because the exquisite pagoda is often held in the right hand, it is also called "King Tota Li Tian". His image features are: wearing armor, wearing a golden wing crown, holding a tower in his left hand, holding a trident in his right hand and using a sword.

Li Jing (571—— July 2, 649), a native of Gongzhou, was a herbalist, Han nationality, and was born in Sanyuan, Yongzhou (now the northeast of Sanyuan County, Shaanxi Province). The generals at the end of Sui Dynasty and the beginning of Tang Dynasty were famous military strategists with both civil and military skills in Tang Dynasty. Later, he was dubbed Li Wei. Excavate is good at war and strategy. He was originally a general of the Sui Dynasty, but later he worked for Li Tang. He made great contributions to the establishment and development of the Tang Dynasty, including filial piety and Fu Gongyou in Nanping, exterminating East Turkistan in the north and Tuguhun in the west. After his death, he was called Jason Wu and buried with Zhaoling. There are several kinds of art books, but many of them are lost.