Suzaku

Zhū What a tile sculpture.

Suzaku also known as Zhuniao is the Japanese word used to designate one of the four divine monsters of Japanese mythology, representative of the cardinal and protective points from the city of Kyoto. He is one of the four spirits of heaven in traditional Chinese culture. It is the manifestation of the seven constellations of the south of the twenty-eight constellations, and his body is covered in flames that never go out all day. It is a mythical beast that represents the south, and its color is red. It represents the season of summer and belongs to Emperor Yan.

Suzaku represents the south and his appearance is that of a Vermilion Phoenix, which in turn represents the element of fire.

In the tomb culture of the pre-Qin dynasty, the gods who led the souls of the dead to ascend to heaven, and the priests who entered the book of immortality in later Taoism, Taoism called it "Lingguang", "General God" and "ghost hunter".

Among the twenty-eight places, the seven places in the south are the general term for the well, the ghost, the willow, the star, Zhang, Yi, and Zhen.

Many people call the Suzaku the "Fire Phoenix," but actually the Phoenix "looks like a golden pheasant with colorful feathers", which is different from the Suzaku. Suzaku is one of the four spirits of heaven, and the phoenix is the divine bird on earth and the head of all birds. Also, Jinwu is a three-legged bird, which is related to the sun.

Origin

The Bermellón bird, Han dynasty.

Suzaku is part of one of the four symbols of the Chinese constellations. The Chinese call it the vermilion bird. In addition to representing the south, it also symbolizes the summer season.

Suzaku is said to be a sacred beast that protects the south. He is considered to be the god of longevity and is one of the four spirits of Tenno. He is represented by a phoenix with outstretched wings. Vermilion is red, and in the theory of the five elements, it is a symbol of fire and is considered the color of the south. It is also different from the phoenix, which is an imaginary bird in ancient China, but there is a theory that it has the same origin, and is sometimes equated with it. It is a bird with a divinity to the end, and although it is the object of worship, it is not the so-called devil, the only god, or the kind of column god.

In haiku, it is synonymous with the summer season words "Emperor Yan" and "Red Emperor" (aside from the ancient Chinese mythological god that he fought with). Emperor In the case of spring, autumn and winter, there are names corresponding to colors such as "blue emperor", "white emperor" and "gen emperor", respectively, but in summer, only "flame emperor" ('Red Emperor' is rarely used, and 'Zhu Emperor' is not listed in Saijiki.) In addition, summer is also called 'Zhu Xia'.

Suzaku in other languages

• Zhū It's in pinyin.
• Chu TSignic in Vietnamese.
• Ju-jak in Korean.
• Bermell bird in the constellations of Chinese mythology.

Seven Mansions of the Vermilion Bird

As with the other three Symbols, there are seven "Mansions" astronomical (positions of the Moon) in Ave Vermilón. The names and stars that determine them are:

Astronomy

Chinese constellations were used by Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cartographers.

Suzaku Satellite

Suzaku, also called Astro-EII, was a Japanese-American satellite designed to observe celestial X-ray sources. Suzaku was equipped with X-ray instruments to study the hot plasmas that occur in star clusters, around black holes, and in other regions. Among Suzaku's discoveries were a white dwarf star that emits pulses of X-rays like a pulsar, and evidence that cosmic rays are accelerated by magnetic fields in supernova remnants.

Appearances

• Suzaku, main character of the anime series Code Geass.
• Suzaku, one of the four protective gods of Asato Tsuzuki of the anime series Yami no Matsuei.
• Also in the anime Fushigi Yūgi is one of the four gods with Byakko, Seiryu and Genbu.
• Also in the anime Yū Yū Hakusho is one of the four great monsters that control the infernal city alongside Byakko, Seiryu and Genbu.
• In the anime Digimon, Suzaku is represented as one of the Four Holy Beasts that protect the Digital World (Zhuqiaomon).
• It's one of the 4 Mizuchi attacks on the Samurai Deeper Kyo sleeve.
• Suzaku, appears in the Beyblade series as the bit beast of Kai (Dranzer in American versions).
• Suzaku is the name of the ring bearing Itachi Uchiha of Akatsuki in Naruto
• It also appears in the video game saga Shin Megami Tensei, as a merging and invocable person.
• Inuyasha appears as a member of the Ninja Demons, under the epithet of Suzaku flowers.
• On the Rosary + Vampire sleeve appears a Suzaku of the invocation of a Chinese seal
• In the Blue Dragon Ral Grad sleeve, the red phenix appears as another of the legendary hats.
• In the anime Devil Survivor 2 The Animation, suzaku is one of the demons that Hibiki can invoke.
• In the anime Sousei no Onmyouji, suzaku is the title of Shimon Ikaruga, one of the 12 guardians.
• On the sleeve (and postpone adaptation to anime) Ao no Exorcist appears as the family member of the monk Tatsuma suguro
• In the Chinese web novel Against the Gods, the bermellion bird is one of the three primordial beasts of the fire type, along with the phoenix and the golden crow.
• It's a cosmetic overwatch mercy suit
• Suzaku is an ally Blade in the video game Xenoblade Chronicles 2 accompanied by Vandham (in the American version it is called Roc).
• Suzaku appears in the Final Fantasy XIV videogame: Stormblood as an adversary in the Hell's Kier trial.
• In the final video game Fantasy Type-0 Suzaku is the leading country, called Rubrum, where the zero class and the magic "Akademia" reside.