2698:. My argument on why the new depiction you provided is inaccurate, is because the Japanese depiction puts Sun Wukong, an originally Chinese cultural character and a patron deity in Buddhist/Chinese beliefs, in a bad light, depicting Sun Wukong as a short, stout, feral and ratlike creature. This is inaccurate (original depictions in Journey to the West puts him as a tall, slender-like figure), and neither is the lunar rabbit canonical nor crucial to the depiction of Sun Wukong. The earlier depiction is more accurate, and shows him in his famous "far-seeing/gazing" pose (where he puts one of his hands slightly above his eyes in a pose believed to survey for upcoming dangers and demons using his magical eyes/demon-detection vision) that is typical in his statues as depicted classically and in his temples in Hong Kong and Malaysia.
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read the text in the entirety, the story of
Journey To The West is largely inclined towards a Buddhist context than a Taoism context, though set within Chinese cultural beliefs. The conclusion also at the end states that both Sun Wukong and Xuanzang achieves Enlightenment and become Buddhas(or more accurately Arahants) in their own rights. These circumstances and general Buddhist orientation of Journey to the West lends further credence that Patriarch Bodhi was most likely a Buddhist sage than a Taoist one. But I am referring here to what devotees of Sun Wukong, in his form as a Buddhist protector and patron saint against evil, believe, in that Patriarch Bodhi was most likely Subhuti or the Mahayana Chan Buddhism Patriach Bodhi-Dharma.
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While an appealing theorey it is one which has a lot of flaws. The introduction to
Anthoney C. Yu's translation sites Glen Dudbrigde's book "The Hsi-Yu-Chi : A Study of Antecedents to the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Novel" saying that the later half of the book is almost entirely about the origin of the Wukong character and summarising some of the arguments. In contrast to the scantness of reference to such issues a lot of space is dedicated to what is basically trivia, in fact with the exception some of the first paragraph the entire article is trivia.
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Obviously, the character is a major inspiration for various video game and anime characters. Maybe someone should make a list article or something, so it doesn't clutter up the page as much. Keep in mind that this is supposed to be an encyclopedia article, not a fansite. Its about a character in
Journey to the West, not the story itself. I moved the political section to a more sensible place. I scrapped some of the fan art. Cleaned up a few things, etc. The article still needs a whole lot of work, though...I didn't even touch two large sections.
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the ebb and flow that is
Chinese culture. The tale with Buddha and the "Pillars" is a prime example, and did not appear until Buddhism was introduced to China during the Han Dynasty. Various legends concerning Sun Wukong date back to before written Chinese history. They tend to change and adapt to the most popular Chinese religion of a given era." Unless someone can cite a source for this, I suggest it gets deleted.
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1173:). This states as follows: "Hanuman is also a popular deity in Tibet, Southeast Asia, Japan, and China, and throughout this area many temples are erected for his worship and districts of towns bear his name.... Outside India, rather different tales are told of himHe has been identified as the inspiration for the monkey hero of the great Chinese poem Xiyouji (“Journey to the West”)".
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is also popular
Buddhist protector and patron saint for protection (against evil) and scholarly pursuits in Hong Kong and among Malaysian Chinese. I can refer you to the sources if you understand Mandarin. When reading and interpreting these sources, they must be understood within their original cultural context, and not from interpretation made by the English translation material.
1927:, Vol. 65, No. 4 (Nov., 2006), pp. 713-740. This paper explains in detail why the originally Buddhist Patriarch Subhuti was used as the basis for monkey's Taoist master. The Buddhist Partiarch Subhuti and the Taoist Patriarch Subhuti are two different people in the literary context of the novel. Also, per your comments on my talk page, I don't see how Subhuti could possibly be
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that can change its size and shape. He later goes on many adventures and fights many Demons and
Dragons with his super human strangth. Along the way he makes many friends most that come right out of the original story. To say its of no importance would be like saying the adding of Budda at a later date has no importance to the original story.
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in general and not so much on Monkey King in particular. For example, the initial story arc of DB was conceived as a loose retelling of JttW, with Bulma in the priests role on a quest for the Dragon Balls instead of the sutras, and the roles of Pigsy and the Sandy Priest filled by Oolong and Yamcha respectively. --
811:"How ze wong" is the title that Sun took on when he became king of "Fa Gwau San" (Flower and Fruit Mountain) He retains that title whenever he is at "Fa Gwau San". However, when traveling with the priest, he does not use this title. He is also called "How gur" which means Brother Monkey by the other disciples.:: Aven
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semi-invincible as there are several times that he is hurt, namely: 1) the gold crown squeezes his head almost to the point of popping; 2) a demon drops the weight of three mountains on him and it causes blood to squirt from his nose. These are all I can think of off hand, but I'm sure there are more examples. --
1260:, for example). As such, the same Chinese word could be written 20 different ways using the English alphabet, and none of them would be wrong. So, it's hard to say that it is definitivel pronounced one way or another, but we can try and make sure the most popular variants all point to the same spot. --
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Not really. A golem is a creature created from clay and animated through Jewish
Kabbalah magic. Sun is born from a stone egg that was nurtured by the energies of heaven and earth. The golem has no spirit, is controlled by its creator, and can be killed by removing a section of the Hebrew letters used
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You are misquoting policy. Undue weight only applies to some kind of an argument with two sides to the issue. And like its name implies, the "influences" section is about his impact on Asian culture, whether it be pre or postmodern. There is no underlying argument in the section. You have to remember
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I have removed a large chunk of the section to the talk page until sources are found to support the claims. People are ignoring the "needs sources" tag at the top, and, by adding this stuff, are making the article worse. Sun is such a beloved character that I am appalled that the article is not above
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According to the foreword to the translation I have by
Anthony Yu, there are no clear known antecendents to Sun Wukong, and certainly none before the Buddhist period, which contradicts the claim that "In spite of its popularity (or perhaps because of it) legends regarding Sun Wukong have changed with
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This article is lacking a lot of these. Really, if you could provide a couple sources it'd be great - it would give something to work off. Right now I'm extremely busy - I've got a paper to write in school and loads of homework. This isn't my area of expertise - but that doesn't mean I can't edit it.
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Although uncited and horribly written, the info was rightly placed in the "influence" section. It should at least be noted that Son Goku from the Dragon Ball series (along with other characters) were based on Sun Wukong (Son Goku in
Japanese). Of course, Goku's use of the nimbus cloud and power pole
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Sources stating that the original teacher of Sun Wukong as the
Buddhist Patriach Bodhi is available in the original text of Journey to the West in Mandarin, not the Western/English translations of the original text. This is also common knowledge amount the devotees of the Monkey God, Sun Wukong, who
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Someone had changed the adjective "largely" to "partially" describing the influence of this character on that of Goku of Dragon Ball fame. I changed it back, and added a bit more test expounding on that. There is much more info to back it up, but most of it is more related to "Journey to the West"
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Hi, I tried to encompass both buddhist and taoist "features" of Sun's first master in an understandable way. Of course, it is a huge simplification - the nature of the master is discussed by scholars with different results, as it is also the topic of the article mentioned by Ghostexorcist. The link
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The more fundamental problem is that there is little content that relates to any areas of academic interest in the character. In total all I noticed in the article was the sentence "Some scholars believe he is based upon the legend of Hanuman, the Indian monkey hero from the ancient Ramayana epic."
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IIRC, there was a practice at the time to put an image of a monkey, if not keep actual pet monkeys, in or around your stable as some sort of good luck practice, to ensure the strength and health of your horses. Sun Wukong's appointment to this position as "Master of the Stables" was the Celestial
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I agre, the "influences" section should include the best known modren telling of the story "Dragon Ball" as the story of Sun Wukong directly influenced it. About a young Monkey like child meeting a monk and learning how to do many things from fighting to flying on clouds, he even uses a magic pole
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Also, in various Shin Megami Tensei games, such as Digital Devil Saga and Persona, Wukong, under the name Seiten Taisei, often appears as an enemy or (in the case of the Persona series) as a Persona for the use of the characters. In nearly every single such game, Wukong is either high level or low
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The removal of the race horse from the article is unwarranted as it serves a redirect for those who came onto this page by mistake. Something being "insulting" is not a valid reason for removal. This is an encyclopedia after all and people need to be able to find the articles they are looking for.
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I know these edits are probably going to start a flame/edit war, but the article really did need to be re-written. I removed most of the Trivia relating to Journey to the West (put that stuff in the Journey to the West Article.) I mixed some of the obscure anime trivia if it was poorly written.
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Ghostexorcist, Before you revert the changes again on arguing whether Patriarch Bodhi is a Taoist sage, please provide your own sources to back-up your statement that Patriarch Bodhi was indeed Taoist (which English translation edition was this of the original text?). As you do know, if you have
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Monkey's teacher is cast as a Taoist immortal. Please provide a source of some kind that says he is a Buddhist figure, beyond his name. Be sure to put all sourcing on the talk page so the matter can be discussed. I have reverted your edit to the most stable version of the article. Be advised that
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Frankly this article is appalling. I was quite disappointed with the journey to the west article but there is so much wrong with this article that it probably needs rewritten. The article is messy, there are random modern images and more traditional images and no justification of their relevance.
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not in the Film and Television section, but in the Appearances in other media section, where it is only given a single line? To quote the article on it, "many consider this 1964 iteration to be the most original, fitting and memorable." Why does the Indiana Jones script for a film that was never
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The article has need of sources, can someone PLEASE tell me why Journey to the West is not a source? It has the entire legend of the Monkey King, Sun Wukong. Stop getting idiots who only know of anime refernces to edit this article (I mean, I know a couple too like a cameo in the latter part of
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Please say more about how the link to the historical person might lead to confusion; I'm new to wikipedia so I may not be aware of the various ways things get messed up. I found the connection useful as I wasn't aware that Tang Priest character was rooted in an actual person -- as a reader I
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The entire section "making trouble in heaven" is chock full of odd language. This sentence especially "He proved to be an incorrigible monkey, however, after Jade Emperor looked down at him and didn't invite him to a royal banquet, he was scarfing down the Empress's Peaches of Immortality and
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that this is an article solely about Sun and not about any other character from his novel. So it doesn't matter if duplicate information is mentioned on another article. (What is the "IPC article" anyway?) Since Goku is known the world over, he should definitely be mentioned in the article. --
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Shinzo, known as Mushrambo (マシュランボー Mashuranbō?) in Japan, is an anime based on Journey to the West. Mushra who protects Yakumo on her 'journey to the west' in search of the last human city, Shinzo, is similar to the Monkey King with how he loves to fight, wields a staff, and wears a golden
1493:, the unit has had many values, and some of the oldest were approximately 400 meters rather than half a kilometer. For example, the Han/South Korean value of 392.72 meters would make 108,000 li equal to 42413 kilometers, about 6% larger than the circumference of the Earth. Knowledge of the
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No, it wasn't the furnace that made him indestructible. The whole point of putting him the furnace was that he'd already proved resistant to all less extreme attempts at simiacide, and although IIRC he's said to have been hardened by the experience, he would have just died had he not been
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Weren't pears what were used by Susanoo, the similarly wild Japanese storm-deity, to defeat Orochi? I figure if one has both of these on the brain at the same time, it might cause confusion. Afterall, Susanoo and Sun Wukong had rather similar personalities from what I can tell. ~ SotiCoto
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Where in the world did you get that information from? Yes, he was born from a stone, but it never said anything about it being the strongest substance on earth. He didn't become semi-invincible until after he attained immortality and ate of the celestial pills and such. I use the world
263:) all call him Tripitaka. (I suspect that Waley started it, and the others followed his lead; the Waley translation was pretty influential.) I think, in fact, that "Tripitaka" is a kind of translation of "Sanzang", but I'm not sure; I brought it up here in hopes of finding somebody who
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prohibits editors from reverting a page more than three times in a 24 hour period. You are coming close to breaking this rule. If it is broken, it can lead to a user's editing being privileges taken away for a given time. Please do not revert the page until a consensus has been made.
438:(PS. I don't actually have all those translations to hand. I've read them all at various times — except in the case of the Weir, which is a television series, and I've watched that — but the only one I actually own a copy of is the Yu. Which isn't a bad "only", all things considered.)
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to the info box because you can barely even tell what it is. His back is turned around and the majority of the picture is wrinkled clothing. The only inkling that it is Sun is the small part of his arm, head, and cudgel that is visible. I doubt even a person knowledgeable about
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Okay. Yes, I agree that there's a lot to do. But it's useless to point out all these weaknesses and not do anything about it. Knowledge cannot just take random images ripped off Google search and stick those on the article. There are a bunch of policy pages on this issue. See
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There are some dodgy bits of style and grammar, some incorrect Wiki-formatting, and the general organisation of the article isn't clear. I placed the tag not to much to get others to do the work as to mark the fact that I intend to do it (but others are free to pitch in).
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Emperor following this superstition, while pulling a little trick on Monkey himself without his awareness. The trickster was tricked. The taunt as "Monkey Imp" downplays the official Imperial Title he was appointed, and plays up his role as assigned "good luck charm". --
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Hi just noticed that other manga's not mentioned are Orion by Masamune Shirow. This book contains a Monkey deity known as Songoku - who fights Susano. Also in the Naruto Manga/Anime the third Hokage has a indestructable staff Enma that can transform into a monkey king.
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popping Lord Lao Tzu's Pills of Indestructibility like they were Tic Tacs. Feeling guilty, but not that guilty, he became the biggest headache for everybody in heaven." I don't think the expression "popping them like tic-tacs" is considered good form. Any thoughts? --
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Incorrect. Sun Wukong is stated to be able to flip "Yu Man Ba Chin Li" which translates into One "Yu" Ten-Thousand "Man" Eight "Ba" Thousand "Chin" miles "Li". The distance for the journey is in fact equivalent to three flips, calculated out to 54000 miles. -Aven
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would be able to tell what it is at first glance without some sort of prompting. The original 19th century picture is a better representation because, instead of an extreme close up of his back, Sun's whole body is clearly visible and facing towards the eye.
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Near the end of the article it translates the Chinese characters as "monkey imp." Don't they rather say something like "keeper of the horses?" This was also a taunt used by his enemies as this was his original post in the heavenly bureaucuracy.
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I'm surprised to find this article here in Knowledge. I have problem with the fact that I never knew that this article existed. The main reason's because Sun Wukong is known to people of other nationalities as well, such as Koreans and Japanese.
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Inuyasha is fitted with a necklace, prayer beads perhaps. Should the human, Kagome become displeased with Inuyasha, she simply says, "sit boy." and the necklace's weight increases astronomically, slamming Inuyasha into the dirt, usually face
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I disagree because 10 references do not cover the entire page. If you take away the sourced information I have added, there are only 5 references. Extra citations are needed in the Celebrations, Influence, Names, and In other media sections.
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I believe this 'how ze wong' is just an informal name used by people when refering to Sun. For example, my grandmother would use both 'Sun Wukong' or 'Hou'er' on him. When you say 'Hou'er', it's just like when you call a short guy 'shorty'.
1505:. This context seems to enrich the story of Sun Wukong's challenge to Buddha: given the power to leap 108,000 li in any direction, he inevitably lands in the spot where he started! (given the approximation of a spherical Earth, of course)
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is based on Sun Wukong, and many other major characters in the series are also originally based on characters from the Monkey King/Journey West story (though they all diverge from the original source material as the series progresses).
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Actually, "how ze wong " (or "hou zi wang" in Mandarin) is never used in any Chinese version. When he became the king of Flower & Fruit Mountain, he called him self "mei hou wang". "Mei" = Handsome, "Hou" = Monkey, "Wang" = King.
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The Japanese picture is more atheistically pleasing. He is a fictional character, so I don't see what the problem is with the depiction. As for my source, please see Ping Shao, "Huineng, Subhūti, and Monkey's Religion in 'Xiyou ji'",
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i know he's a fictional character, but the same as probably every god in the chinese culture, there's a birthday associated with the god so people could celebrate it's birth. There's many websites that indicates his birthday, such as
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Of course, you're already completely addicted and I suspect most of your friends have given you up for lost. You also have all those translations on hand. You could write the JTW article... or maybe just START the article, in wiki
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Gokudo but at least I've read Journey to the West), and start recruiting Chinese myth experts to help this article. Essentially, I just added Journey to the West as a source for anything in book, and left it at that, but seriously...
732:, when not in use, it's the size of a tooth pick and can be stored in his ear, and it is certainly made out of a fancy metal. When expanded to full size, it looks and works identical to the pole used by people who does the sport of
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The article says "Xingzhe (行者): Meaning "traveller", a common name for a travelling monk in the old days." I thought a 行者 is a monk who works in a temple doing chores, and who does not have to have his head shaved? (see eg.
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When i typed in monkey king into the wikipedia search engine, this article came up. If Hanuman is also known as the monkey king and the most likely influence on this character then why is the search directed here.
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article for a while now, but kept putting it off until I found time to do it "properly". This is a silly approach to take to an infinitely-re-editable encyclopaedia article, I have now realised — so Knowledge is
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It is noted, in the IPC article. For it to be mentioned here, it needs to be of actual importance to general perception. Otherwise, we overshadow the mythical importance with trivial modern mentions, violating
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We would translate it as a pole over here in Singapore. It was used for beating out the heavens (and people's heads). Staff has connotations of being used as a support of some sort - something he's never done.
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And please sign your posts on talk pages with four tildes (~~~~) as it says on the top when you edit a talk page :) This will produce your name (or in your case, your IP address) and time you posted. Thanks.
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Can someone provide the English meaning to the Taiwanese and Cantonese names? My friends in yau ma tei pronounce it "how ze wong" and used characters similar to the ones in this section title. Difference?
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It doesn't belong here, as there is no indication it has particular importance to a general understanding of the character. ?It is located at the IPC article linked in the See also section, which suffices.
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Another suggestion: cut off all the different names of Xuanzang in the opening paragraph, it's not really necessary in an article devoted to Sun Wukong, and that info can be transferred to his section in
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The wikilink to cudgel says it is a short cone shaped club. Sun's weapon was actually a pillar he robbed from the dragon king's palace. It is supposed to be cylindrical shape so it should be called a
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to animate from its forehead. Sun is a living breathing creature with no such master (Xuanzang didn't create him), he does what he pleases, and he is immortal. The similarities are only superficial. --
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The article introduces him as a character in a novel, but in the Miscellaneous section under Influence it is stated that legends concerning Sun Wukong date back to before written Chinese history.
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It is not clear to me from reading this article whether Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, originated in Journey To The West, or is a figure from Chinese folklore that was incorporated into that story.
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I have no intention to rewrite any part of this article; I know enough to know that this is not my field of expertise. I'm leaving this comment mainly as a warning to anyone using the article.
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In all the books and dramas produced by China, the standard statement of his range in one flip was "shi wan ba qian li". "Shi" 10 x "Wan" 10,000 + "Ba" 8 x "Qian" 1000. 108,000 miles. --
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I read the story and saw that Xuanzhang useully forced Sun Wukong to leave when he killed brigands and demons disguised as man(useully women). Do we need this infomation in this article?
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I thought there were enough references in the article, and that the big tag was neither necessary nor aesthetically pleasing. If you disagree with this action, please list your reasons.
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There is a character by the name of Sun Wukong in the new The Last Airbender prequel manga "Zuko's Story" and he's apparently the Red Spirit. Is this character inspired by this figure?
1786:.So your argument that the term Patriarch is an exclusively Taoist title is incorrect. Rather, it has been understood generally in Chinese culture that Patriarch Bodhi was most likely
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I just rearranged the Misc. part a little according to types of work that Sun Wukong appeared in. Maybe instead of all the details it'll be better to just have a list of the works?
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monk, not the historical one, and is only going to confuse people. A more sensible tack would be to link the mention of Sanzang here to an article about the fictional monk, and in
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I believe my last pic choice was the better choice for first pic of the article but i put a new one that shows Wukong complete body in a dramatical depiction against the moon.--
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gives a more general overview. Another issue you pointed out is the lack of academic information. When editors write about something so-and-so said in <<name of paper: -->
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it sounds "how ze" is an informal expression of monkey, and "wong" stands for king. But I never heard anyone use this expression. Sun Wukong is the most common name of him. ----
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in the 9th century BC, so it is plausible that those telling this story had access to the idea, and quite accurate measurements had been made by the Greeks by the time of
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The first sentence of the article says that Sun Wukong is also known as "surn vukorn"? What is the origin of this pronounciation? There's nothing to indicate this. --
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Thank you for your suggestion regarding ]]]! When you feel an article needs improvement, please feel free to make whatever changes you feel are needed. Knowledge is a
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I have rewritten the majority of the article's Background section and believe the in-universe tag can now be removed. I will do so in a few days if no major disputes.
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Traditionally, Romanization of Chinese language has been hit and miss. Many of the systems employ what most would consider to be non-intuitive pronunciations (Q- as
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It's peaches in every English version I've ever encountered. I'd have changed it long ago, but I somehow never noticed - my brain's been going "fruit beginning with
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Actually, the reason of his physical invulnerability that was given in Journey to the West was that he was a STONE monkey born from the hardest stone on earth.
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was misleading by itself and in the context "Taoist immortal Bodhi" also confusing for an "ordinary" reader. We can discuss (further) improvements here.
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I don't think back in Ming many people know how big earth is; and, 108000 is a common colloq. exaggerating expression for big no.s in chinese, even today
1901:. Calling me a dictator on my talk page is not a good step towards coming to an agreement. Also, If you revert the page again, you will have broken the
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I agree. Why not go ahead and clean up all the explanatory descriptions about the monk from the opening paragraph? Have there been any opposition? --
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OK, now I see your point -- that would be a nice way to do it. But even more than we need an article on a fictional Sanzang, we need an article on
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In the Chinese novel, he ate the peaches, not pears. Can someone clarify the difference between the English version and the Chinese original?
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I'll remove the tag: your rewrite is quite NPOV. Besides, it's a bit rude to talk about "in-universe" when talking about religious concepts.
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I agree that it's interesting that he's based on a historical person, and should be mentioned – but not here, and not by linking "Sanzang" to
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I'm not entirely happy about linking the Tang priest to the article about his historical model; it seems like a situation ripe for confusion.
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a GA status. I would like to improve it, but I don't have the time. I hope what I'm doing here is the first step towards bettering the page:
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To the author(s) of this piece: the article has the same breezy, energetic style of its subject, and is informative to boot. --Italo Svevo
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Incidentally, in all the English-language versions of the story I've encountered, the Tang priest has been called Tripitaka. Has anyone else
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I don't know if Sun Wukong's teacher is, in fact, Subhuti. I know that some translations may have translated 普提祖师 (Puti Zushi) as Patriarch
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he could flip 108000 miles, not 18000 as stated before (108000 is also the number given for how far they have to travel to get to the west)
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I'm assuming that the correct pronunciation in Chinese is Saun Woo Kong. Right? I'll create more redirects according to that combination.
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I thought he became indestructible, along with his discernment eyes, after they put him in Lao Tzu's furnace not after eating the elixir.
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My revert/addition under Modern Media - Dragon Ball
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