Mr. Xi Niu Hezhou is one of the four states in Buddhist legend (including Dongsheng Shenzhou, Nanshan Hezhou and Beiju Luzhou). Protected by the western big-eyed king, one of the four great kings. Located in the west of Xumi Mountain, cattle, sheep and Manibao are traded as currency. Its terrain is like a full moon, and its face is like a full moon. This continent has three unique advantages, namely, more cattle, more sheep and more pearls and jade.
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In the novel The Journey to the West, the Buddha and the four great bodhisattvas (Manjusri, Pu Xian, Dizang and Guanyin) are located in the western paradise of Lingshan and Luojiashan in the South China Sea, which are under the jurisdiction of the Heaven, and the Jade Emperor is responsible for the overall management of the three realms. Hezhou (where Tianzhu is located), Xi Niu, is the place where Tang Priest learned the scriptures. The starting point of Tang Priest's scriptures is the Tang Dynasty in Nanshan.
The author uses "Dongsheng Shenzhou" instead of "Dongsheng Shenzhou", which is actually the legendary three islands and ten continents, where immortals gather. Moreover, there is a "proud country" on this continent, and the country's Huaguoshan is the birthplace of the Monkey King.
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