Myths and Legends of China, by Edward T.C. Werner, [1922], at sacred-texts.com
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I. |
The Sociology of the Chinese | |
II. |
On Chinese Mythology | |
III. |
Cosmogony—P’an Ku and the Creation Myth | |
IV. |
The Gods of China | |
V. |
Myths of the Stars | |
VI. |
Myths of Thunder, Lightning, Wind, and Rain | |
VII. |
Myths of the Waters | |
VIII. |
Myths of Fire | |
IX. |
Myths of Epidemics, Medicine, Exorcism, Etc. | |
X. |
The Goddess of Mercy | |
XI. |
The Eight Immortals | |
XII. |
The Guardian of the Gate of Heaven | |
XIII. |
A Battle of the Gods | |
XIV. |
How the Monkey Became a God | |
XV. |
Fox Legends | |
XVI. |
Miscellaneous Legends | |
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Glossary and Index |
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Confucius: Teacher and Philosopher | |
The Spirit that Clears the Way | |
Lao Tzŭ | |
Nü Kua Shih | |
Mencius | |
Wên Ch’ang, K’uei Hsing, and Chu I | |
The Buddhist Triad | |
The Taoist Triad | |
Hsi Wang Mu | |
Chang Tao-ling | |
Tou Mu, Goddess of the North Star | |
Chiang Tzŭ-ya At K’un-lun | |
Chiang Tzŭ-ya Defeats Wên Chung | |
The Kitchen-god | |
The Gods of Happiness, Office, and Longevity | |
The Money-tree | |
The Door-gods, Civil and Military | |
Hêng Ò Flies to the Moon | |
Wên Chung, Minister of Thunder | |
Dragon-gods | |
Spirit of the Well | |
The Magic Umbrellas | |
P’an Kuan | |
Miao Shan Reaches the Nunnery | |
The Tiger Carries Off Miao Shan | |
The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea | |
The Birth of the Monkey | |
The Demons of Blackwater River Carry Away the Master | |
Buddhists as Slaves in Slow-carts Country | |
Sun Steals Clothing for His Master | |
The Return to China | |
Chia Tzŭ-lung Finds the Stone |