What are the legends about Dapeng with golden wings in Indian mythology?

Goruda (Sanskrit:, Xia Jun? A), according to "Goruda" and "The Secret of Heaven", it is a golden-winged Dapeng bird or Dapeng golden-winged bird in China, and it is a divine bird recorded in Hindu and Buddhist classics.

Dapeng goldfinch is a Buddhist geluda. According to legend, it is extremely large, with wings separated by 336 Wan Li. It feeds on dragons and snakes and can eliminate the poison of poisonous snakes. Because I ate Yi Long 500 dragons a day, I was subjected to the five precepts and converted to Buddhism. In China, Goruda is said to be the patron saint of Buddha's head, namely Dapeng Golden Winged Bird.

In ancient Indian mythology, there is also a kind of Dapeng golden-winged bird, which is a fierce and vulture-like giant bird. It is called "Goruda" in Sanskrit, also known as "Subrani" and is one of the "Eight Dragons". When Dapeng Golden Winged Bird was born, it was naked, and the gods mistakenly thought it was a fire and worshipped it. Adult Dapeng golden-winged bird has all kinds of solemn colors, with a wishful pearl on its head, which is 8 thousand long and its left and right wings are 4 thousand long. Dapeng goldfinch feeds on dragons. It flies in the air, patrolling the dragons that should die in the sea. When it found dragons, it flapped the sea with its wings and divided them in half. When the dragons saw the battle, they trembled with fear and lost consciousness, waiting to be swallowed up. Dapeng goldfinch can eat a dragon king and 500 dragons a day. Some schools of Buddhism also believe that Dapeng Golden Winged Bird is the embodiment of Brahma, Piniutian and Dazi Tian Zi, and also the embodiment of Manjushri, the teacher of Sakyamuni, representing wisdom and courage.

After the Han Dynasty, Buddhism spread widely all over China, and the story of Dapeng Golden Winged Bird in Indian mythology also spread among all ethnic groups in China. Its magical wisdom and infinite power have become the idol of national worship. In Han areas, people believe that Yue Fei, a national hero, is the reincarnation of Dapeng Golden Winged Bird. In the legendary novel Yue Chuan, it is described as follows: On the first day of New Year's Day, the sacrificial table was dedicated to the Jade Emperor. But when he copied the sacrificial table, he mistakenly wrote the word "jade" on the word "big" and became the "king dog emperor" The jade emperor was furious and said,' The king can forgive, but the dog emperor can't forgive! "Red bearded dragon was sent to the lower bound, was born in Xu Jinguo, and became the fourth prince of Lord Lao Lang in Xu Jinguo. The Jade Emperor wanted Red Beard to disturb the Central Plains to avenge the "Dog Emperor". I was afraid that no one could subdue the Red Beard Dragon after the lower bound, so I sent a Dapeng bird to the lower bound and reincarnated into Yue Fei, saving the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei's word "Ju Peng" means the reincarnation of Dapeng.

In the Bai nationality area of Yunnan, there are also legends about Dapeng. The famous three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple are symbols of Dali's civilization history, and a Dapeng golden winged bird is cast at the top of each of the three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple. According to "Wanli Yunnan Tongzhi", the three pagodas of Chongsheng Temple "have gold on the top, and there is gold on the top. It is said that Longbai Pagoda is afraid of Peng, and Dali was once a town". Dali is a inhabited area of Bai and other ethnic minorities. In ancient times, floods occurred frequently. People think this is caused by the dragon. Therefore, to control water, we must first control dragons, but dragons only respect towers and fear Dapeng, so they ask Dapeng birds to help them control water. As long as there are Dapeng goldfinches in the tower and the tower, dragons will not dare to do evil, and floods will be reduced. Up to now, the National Festival of March Street in Dali is still symbolized by Dapeng Golden Winged Bird.

Tibetans believe in Buddhism, and Dapeng golden-winged bird occupies a high position among Tibetans. In the south of the Jebangla Pass in Tibet, near the blue Yangsang River, there is a big stone, whose shape is very similar to the legendary Dapeng Golden Winged Bird. Tibetans and Menba people who believe in Buddhism regard it as a god bird and a holy spirit to protect fairyland. The name of this stone is "Jin Jia Qin Le", which means "Dapeng Golden Winged Bird Holy Land". In the Buddhist statues in Tibet, there are Dapeng golden-winged birds flying angrily on top of all the Buddha statues. Many Tibetans will wear the badge of Dapeng Golden Winged Bird with them, which they believe will bring good luck. In the eyes of Tibetans, Dapeng bird is the master of wisdom and anger and a weapon to undertake the cause; They believe that Dapeng goldfinch can help them remove all obstacles and increase their happiness, wealth, longevity, wealth and wisdom.