狐仙
Fox Spirit
Fairy Fox
Nine-tailed Fox
White Fox
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Cultural symbol in East Asia.
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Moon + Sun Alchemy
→ Fox Spirit
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Very interesting coincidence.
No matter in the West or East,
fox can be linked to an
attractive woman.
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Across cultures, fox as a symbol
"is tied to cunning, transformation,
and spiritual guidance."
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Related:
安倍晴明
白居易
稻荷神社
德川家康
聊齋誌異
媚娘 is actually a name for
狐仙 (many refs in literature
showing it was probably common
sense to ancient people).
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p.s.
This detail may be concealed.
But still traceable in some of
the less conspicuous works
e.g. 任氏傳, 剪燈餘話, 耳食錄...
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p.p.s.
媚娘's "family name" is 胡 (Hu).
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p.p.p.s.
武氏狐媚...
Canine (fox) v.s. Feline (cat)
Co-stars: mouse and Toxoplasma gondii
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This is why Li (李世民, AD 598-649)
never touched her. Or did he?
The reason he couldn't order
her demise after the prophecy.
And her mausoleum has never
been disturbed.
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媚娘, Wu Ze Tian (AD 624-705),
was the only female sovereign,
the only female emperor,
in the history of "China".
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And the title of her reigning
dynasty, 周, could be related
to a legend of fox.
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So was she good?
Ah they all sucked.
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Wu's rule was to design a system
that everybody was encouraged to
rat out everybody else. Everyone
felt compelled to backstab everyone
else. Only She'd make sweet moans.
Her whispers like milk and honey.
"But if I don't kill them.
They will kill me."
Nobody could disagree.
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Hu ． Wu
Ty ． Tian
Dje ． 則(Ze), 曌(Moon + Sun), 周(Zhao)
(Through naming, she tried to
summon the ancient powers.)
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The question remains.
媚娘 was a special name given by
Li according to history.
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Li was the Pygmalion.
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Maybe
a 14-year-old girl
was only
a 14-year-old girl?
Li was a man of glory
(many victories on the battlefield)
and shame.
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He killed his two brothers for the throne.
In exchange for military assistance,
he and his father once bowed to the
Turkic Khaganate by giving them free
passes to rob/ravage cities in China.
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Every night
in the middle of the night,
he could hear them
talking laughing scheming...
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"Them" being
- The aristocratic groups
關隴貴族集團
- Li's clan relatives/family members
宗親子弟
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Who'd have guessed
every night
in the middle of the night,
Li'd be talking laughing scheming...
too with his beloved... horses!
All thoroughbred from the West (西域).
His most loyal and brave companions
and saviours on the battlefield
since he was a 14-year-old boy.
Six of them. Statued, shrined
and worshipped like gods.
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Please see Hippomancy
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Let fox take the rap.
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Let 狐仙 work her magic.
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To shut up those ungrateful,
snobbish, stuck-up bitches
circling around.
F___ing loaded bitches.
(oh the obscenely rich old money)
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An assignment for the next generation.
On his deathbed.
With the prince and 媚娘.
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"Cough... cough...
Get... a... room...
You... two..."


😂


Please kindly pardon my language.
I especially need to apologise to
my doggie. I am sorry honey.
It ain't me honey. Please forgive me.
Li did away with his brothers.
Wu did away with his brother's sons.
It's called "tie up the loose ends".
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To not to raise suspicion,
a multitude of collateral damage
concocted for camouflage.
A worn-out trick for us living
in the age of conspiracy.
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As for the obscenely rich old money,
one family after another,
the entire kinship that lasted
hundreds of years simply
evaporated from history.
(Ka-ching!)
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This is psywar babe!
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People might truely believe
狐仙 (狐妖) was coming for them.
It instigated the primal
fear cultivated by superstition,
anecdotes and tales from
the days of yore.
p.s.
• 狐 魅 ． 胡 媚
• "唐初以來，百姓多事狐"
~ 朝野僉載
• "無狐魅，不成村"
~ Old saying
• The two statements above further
attest that there was a prevailing
fox worship in the ancient "Chinese"
world. More info include:
- Dakini (डाकिणी, Sky-goer 空行母, 荼枳尼)
- 妲己 (Nine-tailed fox, pronunciation
similar to Dakini)
• I am sorry I just jotted it down
without paying attention. Tibetan
Buddhism (influenced by Bon religion
and Hinduism) goes far far far more
back than Wu or Tang (唐).
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And... some chicken soup~
Wu was a major patron of
Buddhism. If A did a
very bad thing to B,
that's because B did a
very bad thing to A
in the past life.
因果報應 according to
Buddhism "Chinafied".
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Wu's gender, background(rather
humble) and "promiscuity" made
her a perfect scapegoat for
all the bloodshed.
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But since a coup toppled her rule,
the ensuing emperors, Li's grandson
and great-grandson, proved to
be reluctant in terms of
seeking justice for the lost
lives and broken homes.
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Wu, who committed the ultimate crime
as an urserper of the throne,
remained scathlessly dignified resting,
with her (2nd) husband, in an
extravagant mausoleum under the
twin peaks.
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What goes around comes around.
In less than 50 years,
all hell broke loose.
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I forgot to mention.
Those aristocratic groups.
Not only filthy rich,
they were also with muscles.
Like military juntas.
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So to paraphrase,
it took them about 50 years
to recuperate. Hence
one of the bloodiest rebellion
in human history 安史之亂 (755 –
763 AD). The estimated casualties:
13,000,000 – 36,000,000.
Half of the population of Tang.
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p.s.
昭武九姓多為關隴貴族成員
昭武九姓 is linked to
- Suguda or Sogdiana
- Sogdian Whirl (胡旋舞)
- Silk Road
- Gara (月氏)
- 祆教, 拜火教
(Shamanism + Zoroastrianism)
- Manichaeism
- 昭武, 武川, 粟特, 聖武, 雄武
Their pronounciations all
shared a resemblance to
Dje Hu Ty.
We didn't know about PTSD
but we do now.
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We didn't know about Trauma and
Trigger but we do now.
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We didn't know about Neuroplasticity.
How imprintable and susceptible
a teenager or a child could be.
But we do now.
"But if I don't kill them.
They will kill me."
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As always
in China.
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Why?
Incidentally.
Magna Carta
AD 1215
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Win Win!
More about Fox:
At the Göbekli Tepe, a 12,000-year-old
megalithic site in Turkey, "fox is one
of the most frequently depicted animals"
probably for its "great spiritual or
totemic significance..."
- T-shaped pillars
- Tau ． Tao
- 示 (god) in Oracle bone script
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Foxes hold a unique and important
place in Sumerian mythology.
According to Google AI:
- Connection to Ninhursag
- Fox saves the captive storm god
- Fox helps to heal the sick
water god Enki.
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In ancient Egyptian mythology, prominent
canine deities like Anubis and Wepwawet
"are typically depicted with the heads of
jackals, but historical scholars note that
their sacred imagery also incorporated
the features and traits of desert foxes."
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Sagdid (Zoroastrianism)
Anubis - god of death
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Animal ． Anima
Why "China" why "Chinese"?
No China in China before 1912.
There was only Da-Qing, Da-Ming,
Da-Yuan... in China before 1912.
In 1896, Li Hongzhang (李鴻章), a
notable official embarked on a 190-day
round-the-world visit to Europe
and America on behalf of the imperial
Qing court. Although the original
purpose of this trip was to attend
the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II
of Russia, the tour caused a great
sensation in the Western media.
Li even received the rockstar treatment
in the America, drawing massive crowds,
more than half a million, to flock
to locations such as Fifth Avenue and
Central Park before paying a visit to
the White House. In the extensive
newspaper interviews and reports,
"清國" (Qing naiton) was the name
he used to introduce his own country.
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Before 1912:
Chinese (spoken) → Mandarin (官話) or
other dialects.
Chinese (written) → Hanzi, Kanji (漢字).
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But... How about "Cathay"?