As early as the Eastern Han Dynasty, the belief in the dragon king spread throughout Middle-earth, from the emperor to the common people, all regarded the dragon king as an important deity, who could fly and dive into the sea, and ruled all waters.
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During the Sui and Tang dynasties, the emperor often held a dragon throwing ceremony in order to pray for rain and blessings, in order to pass on the golden dragon post for nine days. This pair of golden dragons was unearthed in the forest house cave in the west mountain of Suzhou, and was used in the dragon throwing ceremony. This pair of golden dragon slices is folded in half, the dragon's head is high, the dragon's mouth is wide open, the body is slender, the scale armor is all over, the beast feet and tiger tail, and the posture is light.
Tang Jinlong
