What happened to Daming, the legendary Buddha mother peacock king?

King Ming of Peacock, also known as Buddha Mother and King Ming of Peacock, etc. Those who practice with the peacock king Ming as their deity are called Peacock King Sutra, also known as Peacock Sutra. This is one of the four laws of tantra. King Daming, Peacock, Emperor Taibai of the East, Emperor Qingtian, and the sage of Sanqing Road are also called Buddhists.

Legend has it that when the Buddha was alive, a monk was stung by a poisonous snake and was in great pain. When Ananda told Shi Zun, Shi Zun spoke the spell of Peacock and Wang Ming. In addition, a long time ago, there was a golden peacock king on the snowy mountain. He used to say spells, so he kept steady. Once, he went to a remote mountain with many peacock girls for pleasure, and was caught by the hunter without chanting. When he was bound, he regained mindfulness, recited mantras, and finally got rid of the bondage and gained freedom.

Journey to the West records that the Tathagata Buddha at the top of the snowy mountain has become a golden body, and he has sucked me down. I want to get out of his private door for fear of polluting my body; I cut open his back and climbed up Lingshan. If you want to hurt his life, you must be persuaded by the Buddhas to hurt the peacock like you hurt my mother, so you left him at the Lingshan meeting and made him a Buddha mother, peacock, king Daming and bodhisattva.