The difference between Qing `er's four clones and Qing Qiu was that Qing` er was Qing Qiu's original body while Qing Qiu was one of Qing `er's clones. Because Qing 'er was too powerful, she split herself into four clones, namely Tianming, Tu, Sister Bai, and Sister Hei. Qingqiu was the reincarnation of Qing 'er. As Ye Xuan's younger sister in his previous life, her mission was to become Ye Xuan's Dao protector and guide. The relationship between Qing Qiu and Qing `er was that of the main body and the clone.
Qing Er's four clones were Tianming, Butcher, White Sister, and Black Sister. Qing Qiu was the reincarnation of Qing `er.
Qing Er's four clones were Tianming, Tu, Sister Bai, and Sister Hei. Qing Qiu was the reincarnation of Qing `er.
Qing 'Er's four clones were called Su Qunming, Tu, Bai Qunming, and Hei Qunming.
The swords of Qing 'er's four clones were called the Dao Sword.
Out of Qing `er's four clones, one of them was called Tianming.
Qing Qiu Female Empress was not Qing Er. Although the information about Qing Qiu Empress and Qing 'er was a little vague, according to the content mentioned in document 1 and document 2, Qing Qiu Empress was an independent character while Qing' er was Ye Xuan's sister. Hence, it could be confirmed that Qing Qiu Female Empress and Qing `er were different characters.
The Qing Qiu Empress and the Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine had distinct differences in terms of status, duties, and marriage. Empress Qing Qiu was the Queen of the Qing Qiu Kingdom. She had the power to make decisions and command, and was responsible for all the affairs of the country. She would usually form a marriage alliance with the Celestials or other Celestials to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine was the princess of the Qing Qiu Kingdom. Although her status was noble, she usually did not have the power to make decisions or command the affairs of the country. Her main duty was to represent Qing Qiu in important diplomatic activities and ceremonies as an important member of the royal family. Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine's marriage was relatively free and she could choose the person she liked as her partner. In short, there were obvious differences in status, power, and marriage between the Qing Qiu Empress and the Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine.
According to the information he had, only three of the four sons of the Fox Monarch of Qing Qiu were mentioned. They were Bai Yi, Bai Zhen, and Bai Qian (they did not say that they were sons, but they were known to be the Fox Monarch's children). He was unable to obtain the name of the fourth son of the Fox Monarch of Qing Qiu. Sorry, he could not accurately answer the names of the four sons of Qing Qiu. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of "Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love"!
There were many differences between Qing Qiu and Mud Mountain. 1. [Fox habits: Mud Mountain foxes live in harmony with humans and do business, while Qing Qiu foxes live in a corner.] 2. ** In terms of geographical location **: There are many theories about the geographical location of Qingqiu. Some say that it is in Sichuan, while others say that it is in Wuyi Mountain in northwest Fujian. Tushan is located in the Chu River basin, but the relevant records do not specify its exact geographical location. 3. [Origin: The saying about the nine-tailed fox in Qingqiu comes from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, while the saying about the nine-tailed fox in Tushan comes from the Spring and Autumn Annals of Wu and Yue.] 4. In terms of symbolism, the nine-tailed fox in Qingqiu symbolized good luck and was an auspicious sign, while the nine-tailed fox in Tushan symbolized marriage happiness. 5. The fox in Qing Qiu was a god, but the fox in Mud Mountain didn't have such a saying. 6. ** About legends **: Qingqiu was mostly related to the nine-tailed fox in the records of the Classic of Mountains and Seas. Tushan was famous because of the legend of " Yu married Tushan." The wife of Yu the Great, the Tushan family, came from Tushan. 7. In terms of cultural content, Mud Mountain was more related to the legend of Dayu's flood control and love, which carried people's memory of Dayu's achievements and yearning for beautiful love. Qingqiu, on the other hand, showed more mysterious fox culture in the myths and legends. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!
Empress Qing Qiu and Empress Qing Qiu referred to the characters in < Three Lives Three Lives Ten Miles Peach Blossom >. Bai Qian was the Qing Qiu Female Empress, the youngest daughter of the Qing Qiu Fox Monarch. She had a noble status and was doted on. She was also the Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine, Princess Qing Qiu Fox. Bai Qian's status was very noble. She was called aunt by people and even became a god. She was the ancient " diamond white rich beauty." As for Bai Feng Jiu, although she was also the Qing Qiu Imperial Concubine, her status was relatively lower, far lower than Bai Qian's. Therefore, Bai Qian was more loved and respected by the gods than Bai Feng Jiu.