Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, Twenty-Four Great Sorcerers

According to the reference materials, the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery came from the fantasy novel "Buddha is the Way". They were mostly transformed from the blood essence of Pangu's body. They were related to Pangu's reincarnation. The plot of the Nine Great Sorcerer Ancestors mentioned that they had reached the peak of the ancestors. Perhaps they were immortal existences and had a corresponding relationship with the Nine Ancient Dao. For example, the Dragon Ancestor corresponded to nothingness, the Demon Ancestor corresponded to darkness, and so on. However, based on this information alone, it was difficult to directly determine who was more powerful between the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery and the Nine Great Ancestors of Sorcery, because there was no clear standard to measure the strength of the two. For example, under different novel settings, the strength of the two might have different manifestations, and there was no relevant information such as direct confrontation between the two for reference.

In some web novels, each of the twenty-four Great Sorcerers had the cultivation base of a Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal. Some of the Great Sorcerers, such as Hou Yi, Chi You, Xing Tian, and Kuafu, had cultivation bases that were close to that of a Primordial Unity Golden Immortal. There was also a book called " The Twenty-Four Great Ancient Witches ", which had a total of 54 chapters, including chapters such as " Mysterious Map " and " The North Pole Secret Realm ".

The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were existences in ancient Chinese myths and legends. It was said that they were a group of mysterious figures with magical abilities that could cast all kinds of spells and spells. There were many sources of materials for the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery. 1. Ancient Chinese traditional mythology: The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery may have been selected from ancient Chinese traditional mythology, such as the Dragon God, Phoenix God, Thunder God, Earth God, and other mythical figures who were endowed with mysterious sorcery abilities. 2. Taoist beliefs: In Taoism, there are also people related to the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, such as Taishang Laojun, Nanji Xianweng, etc. They are believed to be Taoist gods with magical spells and incantations. 3. Buddhist beliefs: In Buddhism, there are also figures related to the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, such as Medicine Buddha, Guan Yin Bodhisattva, etc. They are believed to be gods of medicine and witchcraft with healing and divination abilities. [4. Other mysterious powers: The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery may also have been selected from other mysterious powers, such as Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and so on, and given magical powers.] It should be noted that the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, as the existence of ancient Chinese myths and legends, may not be limited to the above-mentioned sources. There may be other possible sources.

There were a few novels related to the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, including " Buddha is the Way,"" Unifying the Heavens,"" Primitive World: The Strongest Ancestor of Sorcery,"" Ancestral Sorcery of a Different World,"" The Awakening of Heroic Spirits: The Beginning of Pangu,"" Crossing the Primitive World, the Beginning Purifying Heaven and Earth," and " Primitive World Suppressing Immortal," etc. These novels involved the story of the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, and they were works of Xianxia, mythical cultivation, or fantasy.

The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery was a group of characters in the fantasy novel, Buddha is the Way, written by Meng Shenji. They were the ancient witch race, derived from Pangu's body. Their forms came from the Classic of Mountains and Seas and Huainanzi, and they were also known as the Twelve Demon Gods. The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery included Dijiang, Goumang, Zhurong, Rushou, Gonggong, Xuan Ming, Houtu, Qiang Liang, Candle Dragon, Tianwu, Xizi, and Shebi. When the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery gathered to use the Twelve Divine Beings Formation, they could condense the Pangu Real Body, which had the power to destroy the world. The novels about the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery included " Primitive World: The Strongest Ancestor of Sorcery,"" The Ancestors of Sorcery from Other Worlds,"" The Awakening of Heroic Spirits: The Beginning of Pangu,"" Crossing the Primitive World, the Beginning of Purification," and so on.

The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were a group of characters in the fantasy novel "Buddha is the Way" written by Meng Shenji. They were related to Pangu as a new body. In traditional China culture, the term " sage " usually referred to the ancient sages with the highest intelligence and morality. They were the model of ideal personality, and different schools of thought had different standards for judging them. There was no direct relationship between the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery and the Sage in the novel setting and other related materials. However, in some fairy tales, there was a plot of the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery fighting the Eastern Emperor Taiyi. Among them, the Eastern Emperor Taiyi was described as an Innate Sage who had become a Sage by cutting three corpses. However, this was based on the connection in mythological creation, which was different from the traditional concept of saints. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were not Saints. The Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were the twelve immortals who were created by Luohou's sacrifice of 3,000 Innate Sages and the self-explosion of his Vital Spirit when he was sealed in the Primordial Five Square Formation. They had a special relationship with Pangu. They were either formed by Pangu's blood essence after he transformed into the Untainted Land or the incarnation of Luohou's Vital Spirit, but they were not Sages. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!