Where is the Wuxing Mountain that presses the Monkey King?

Wuxing Mountain is located in Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi and Henan provinces and cities. It starts from Xishan Mountain in Beijing in the north, reaches the Yellow River North Cliff in northern Henan in the south, connects Shanxi Plateau in the west and North China Plain in the east, stretching for more than 400 kilometers. It is a natural boundary mountain between eastern and southeastern Shanxi and Hebei and Henan provinces.

Wuxing Mountain is Taihang Mountain, also known as Wuxing Mountain, Wangmushan Mountain and Nuwa Mountain. Important mountain ranges and geographical boundaries in eastern China.

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After the Monkey King was born, he found Bodhi's founder to practice Taoism. Finally, the Monkey King got the golden hoop, went to hades, and removed all the nine secluded places and ten categories.

The Jade Emperor was helpless and named Wukong the official position of "Monkey King". Wukong is still arrogant, stealing the old gentleman's elixir, drinking royal wine, eating flat peaches, appointing fairies, causing havoc in the Heavenly Palace, and defeating Mu Cha Walker, Prince Nezha and King Li Jing of Tota. In the end, the true king of Erlang God caught the Monkey King, but he was helpless.

Grandpa Laojun took Wukong to the gossip furnace, but he was not hurt. Forty-nine days later, the Monkey King learned to be critical and kicked over the gossip stove.

The Jade Emperor had to invite the Tathagata Buddha (Sakyamuni Buddha) to make a bet with Wukong. As a result, Wukong did not escape from the palm of Tathagata's hand, and was knocked down by Tathagata at the foot of Wuxing Mountain for 500 years ("500 years" in the original Journey to the West is a long time, not a specific time).

According to the fourteenth chapter of the original work, when Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, Wuxing Mountain fell from the sky. According to this calculation, it has actually passed about 600 years by the time of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan. Finally, Wukong and others came to Tang Sanzang, the Tang Priest, and Wukong followed Tang Priest to learn from the West.