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The Shan Hai Jing records Yingzhao as the winged deity who guards the supreme thearch's garden on Mount Huaijiang and patrols the four seas.
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The guardian spirit of the celestial garden from the Shan Hai Jing: with a horse body, human face, tiger stripes, and bird wings, he roams the four seas.《山海经》记载天帝平圃的守护神英招:马身人面,虎文鸟翼,巡行周游四海,其音如橊。
Body身形
Horse body, human face马的躯体生有人面
其狀馬身而人面
Wings羽翼
Tiger stripes, bird wings老虎花纹和鸟的翅膀
虎文而鳥翼
Travel巡行
Patrols four seas巡游四海
狥于四海
Home居所
Mount Huaijiang住在槐江山
曰槐江之山

實惟帝之平圃,神英招司之This is in fact the level garden of the thearch, presided over by the spirit Yingzhao.
山海經·西山經
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The texts原文
The Shan Hai Jing records Yingzhao as the winged deity who guards the supreme thearch's garden on Mount Huaijiang and patrols the four seas.
The story来历与故事
The winged guardian deity of the celestial garden in the Shan Hai Jing: possessing a horse body, a human face, tiger stripes, and bird wings, he patrols across the four seas.
Mount Huaijiang serves as the level garden of the sovereign, guarded by Yingzhao.《西山经》记载槐江之山为天帝平圃,由神英招主管镇守。
In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Mount Huaijiang lies three hundred and twenty li to the west and serves as the level garden of the sovereign.
The spirit Yingzhao presides over this divine realm as its celestial guardian.
Yingzhao possesses a horse body, human face, tiger stripes, and bird wings, roaming the four seas.英招马身人面、虎文鸟翼,巡行四海,其音如橊。
The text describes Yingzhao as having a horse body with a human face, tiger stripes, and bird wings.
He patrols across the four seas, and his sound is like liu (橊).
The Gujin Tushu Jicheng shows Yingzhao as a winged figure above waves.《古今图书集成》的英招神图画他展开翅膀,立在波浪之上。
The Gujin Tushu Jicheng print, titled Yingzhao Shen Tu, shows a winged figure standing on waves, with clouds above.
The print shows a human face, spread wings, striped horse legs and a horse tail.
Record档案
| Type | Winged Deity (guardian of the emperor's garden with horse body and wings) |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Yingzhao 英招 |
| Earliest source | Shan Hai Jing 山海經 (Classic of the Mountains and Seas, c. 4th–2nd c. BCE) |
| Dwelling | Mount Huaijiang (槐江之山) |
| Role | Keeps the Thearch's level garden (帝之平圃) and patrols the four seas |
| Sound | Like liu (其音如橊) |
| Earliest source | 山海經·西山經 |
| Source books | 山海經·西山經 |
| Image source | Chen Menglei 陳夢雷 (ed.) · Wikimedia Commons |
| License | Public domain |
According to the Western Mountains text, he has a horse body, a human face, tiger stripes, and bird wings.
He guards the emperor's level garden on Mount Huaijiang and patrols across the four seas.
The Shan Hai Jing says only that his sound is like liu (橊).
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