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Portrait of The Five Treasures of Mount Pingding: Set of treasures from the Tushita Palace

The Five Treasures of Mount Pingding

Set of treasures from the Tushita Palace
Era
Age of the Journey West
Also known as
Purple-Gold Red Gourd, Suet-Jade Vase, Golden Cord, Seven-Star Sword
Chinese
平顶山五宝
Grade
Set of treasures from the Tushita Palace
Holder
Stolen by Golden Horn and Silver Horn
In short
The purple-gold red gourd, the suet-jade vase, the golden cord, the seven-star sword and a plantain fan make up the taking and retaking of treasures at Mount Pingding.

The story

Golden Horn and Silver Horn took advantage of Taishang Laojun’s absence to carry off from the Tushita Palace the purple-gold red gourd, the suet-jade vase, the golden cord, the seven-star sword and a plantain fan, and set themselves up in the Lotus Cave on Mount Pingding.

The two demons called men by name and took them into the gourd and the vase, bound them with the golden cord, and fought with the sword and the fan. Sun Wukong changed shape and swapped treasures again and again until he had tricked away all five, and Laojun came down afterwards to take his boys back.

Set of treasures from the Tushita PalaceStolen by Golden Horn and Silver Horn

Relationship map

The Five Treasures of Mount PingdingGolden Horn and Silver HornTaiqing LaoziSun Wukong
Relationship map for The Five Treasures of Mount Pingding: Connected — Golden Horn and Silver Horn; Connected — Taiqing Laozi; Connected — Sun Wukong.

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