There are countless heroes in mythology, but there are few who can survive without a head, and even continue to fight. Next, we will take stock of the four headless gods in mythology, what legends do they have?
Dijiang is a god in ancient Chinese mythology. In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it is described: There is a god, whose shape is like a yellow sac, red like a Danhuo, six legs and four wings, Hun Dun has no face, is a song and dance, and is the only emperor Jiangye. Born in ancient times, Emperor Jiang was shaped like a yellow cloth pocket, his whole body was red, like a ball of fire, he had six feet and four wings, but he had no head, no ears, no eyes, no nose and ears. Di Jiang loves music, and although he looks special, he is good at singing and dancing. There is no ability to reach the heavens, but it is also happy.
Durahan, also known as the Headless Horseman, heralds death like death. Durahan has been on a long journey, his whip is the spine of human bones, and the decoration of his carriage is also very characteristic of a cemetery. When Durahan stopped trekking, when one was dying, Durahan called out their names to declare the other's demise. There are no roadblocks that can hinder the Headless Rider's advance, and any obstruction will automatically fail when the Headless Rider passes by. But Durahan was so afraid of gold that even a small needle could drive away the Headless Horseman.
Chaos is the emperor of the center in the fable, which naturally has no ears and eyes, and when it is open, it is dead, which is used as a metaphor for the simple state of nature. The chaos mentioned here is not the chaos of one of the four fierce beasts of the ancients, but the central emperor described in "Zhuangzi". According to the "Zhuangzi" record, there were three emperors in ancient times, the emperor of the South China Sea was Qi, the emperor of the North Sea was Ku, and the emperor of the central sea was Chaos. The Second Emperor liked to run, he could run 100,000 miles in one breath, and often ran to the chaotic territory to meet and enjoy together, they were poor and chaotic, no eyes, no ears, no nose, no mouth, no mouth, no mind, no knowledge, and they discussed repaying him for opening the seven tricks for chaos. However, when the seven tricks are all chiseled, Chaos will die. Although Chaos itself died, the entire universe after Chaos was born.
Xing Tian is a figure in ancient Chinese myths and legends. With a giant axe and shield, the Punishment Heavenly Hand was a powerful ancient giant with a huge body, and was originally a military general under Emperor Yan. Emperor Yan was defeated by the Yellow Emperor at the Battle of Hanquan and was disobeyed. Then Xuan You and the Yellow Emperor fought, Xuan You was killed, and The Punishment Heaven could no longer hold back the angry heart, and ran straight to the Central Heavenly Court to compete with the Yellow Emperor. The two killed from inside the palace to outside the palace, from the heavenly court to the mortal world, and directly to the side of Changyang Mountain. The experienced Yellow Emperor took advantage of the fact that the punishment day was not paying attention, and a sword cut off the head of the punishment day. Caught in the dark abyss, he continued to fight with the Yellow Emperor with his breasts as his eyes and his navel as his mouth.