Roc goldfinch

The Dapeng golden-winged bird is also called "Qiong Bird" (Xiangxiong shia jia qiong) in Zhangxiong Chinese, "Qiong" in Tibetan, and "Peng Bird" in Chinese. Also known as the Garoulo bird. (Sanskrit suparna, or suparnin). Paraphrased as FeatherEdam. The Roc Bird is in the Thousand Buddhist Dharma, where he attains the Eight Heavenly Dragons and Dragons, and becomes a Buddha in the upper world at the end of this sage. According to the Yongzhong Sect, he was not a divine bird or a fan, but had appeared in the world a long time ago. General birds are egg-born, but the Roc bird is a little different, there are four kinds of fetal, oviparous, wet, metamorphosis, so there are four kinds of roc birds: white, black, red, yellow. Some classics are also divided into five and six species, five species: white Roc goldfinch, black roc goldfinch, red roc goldfinch, yellow roc goldfinch, green roc goldfinch; six species: white, black, red, yellow, green, color (variegated) roc goldfinch and so on. They all feed on dragons and snakes, the classic records that at the beginning of mankind, the earth was covered with huge demon dragons and floods, human beings could not survive, such as the Buddha sent these roc golden-winged birds to peck away the demon dragons, creating a peaceful world for the survival of mankind, so since ancient times, people have worshiped this roc golden-winged bird, and the roc golden-winged bird has been used as a protector of the Dharma as a spiritual sustenance for peace.

There are many kinds of Dapeng golden-winged birds, legend has it that this bird has golden wings, the two wings are open 3.36 million miles apart, often live in the big iron trees north of Mount Meru, dapeng golden-winged birds have five categories: the world's roc birds, the incarnate roc birds, the career roc birds, the protector roc bird gods and the wisdom roc birds.

It is said that the heart of the Roc bird is a jewel that falls to the bottom of the sea after death, is obtained by the Dragon King, and wears it on the top, so as to protect against the threat of the Roc, which is folklore. The leader of the world's Roc is known as the King of the Golden-Eyed Bird