The king of Wuji Kingdom has a simple and kind-hearted character, and is dedicated to serving the people. He is a good monarch who knows how to be grateful.

The King of the Wuji Kingdom is a character in the novel "Journey to the West". It comes from chapters 37 to 39 of the original work. He is the monarch of the Wuji Kingdom. Three years ago, he was pushed into the octagonal glazed well in the Imperial Garden by Taoist Quanzhen. Quanzhen transformed into a king again and took over the kingdom of Wuji. Tang Monk passed by this place and was asked by the king in his dream to redress his grievances.

Character Experience

Five years ago, the Wuji Kingdom suffered from drought for years, and the king burned incense and prayed day and night. Suddenly, a Quanzhen Taoist came to Zhongnan Mountain, who could call the wind and rain, and turn stones into gold. The king invited him to perform rituals on the altar, and it rained heavily. The king then became his brother and slept and ate with him. However, two years later, Quanzhen pushed the king down a well, transformed into the king again, and took over the Wuji Kingdom. The queen and prince were still kept in the dark.

When Tang Monk and his party passed by, the king had been immersed in the well for three years and became "an unjust ghost who fell into the well and injured his life." So the king asked Monk Tang to redress his grievances in a dream, and left Bai Yugui in the golden chamber to testify. Later, Sun Wukong asked the Supreme Lord for the Resurrection Pill to revive the king. After the four masters and apprentices subdued the monsters, the king of Wuji Kingdom returned to the throne.