The mythical Yan Luowang, also known as Rebecca and Rebecca, is the keeper of the underworld and the god in the ancient religious mythology of China.

Legend has it that he is the king of demigods and ghosts who is in charge of the life and death of all beings in the hell on earth, and is a well-known ghost among the people. In the underworld, he has black and white impermanence and cow's head and horse's face as his right hand.

The ghost king is the king of the ghost world in the legendary Six Roads, and also refers to the leader of the ghost. The word "Wang" in the ghost king does not represent the supreme position. The statue of the ghost king is naked, with red hair and fangs and a demon bell in his hand. It is ferocious and looks like a hag.

He thinks of black and white impermanence and cow's head and horse's face, from which we can see that cow's head and horse's face are Yan's subordinates, while the ghost king thinks of cow's head and horse's face, so the ghost king is also Yan's subordinates.

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The Prince of Yan was originally the king who managed the world in ancient Indian mythology and appeared in Rigveda. Buddhism follows this theory and calls Yan the king of hell.

According to the book of Hell, the Prince of Yan was once the king of Pisha, and he swore to be the Lord of Hell because of his defeat in the war with King Vito. His eighteen ministers led millions of people to swear to rule the sinners in hell.

The eighteen ministers later became the little kings of eighteen hell, and millions of people later became the jailers of hell. The palace where the prince of Yan lived is located outside the Ertiecheng Mountain in the south of Jambu-Di^pa, with a length of 6000 meters.

According to Sanwei Jing, under Yan Zhi, there were five senses: fresh officials forbade killing, water officials forbade stealing, iron officials forbade prostitution, local officials forbade two tongues, and heavenly officials forbade alcohol.

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