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🔱 Origin and birth He was born from a glass egg that emerged from a sacred mountain, similar to the birth of Sun Wukong in a divine rock. That egg was found by a couple from the solitary guardians of the temple, who raised him as a child, giving him the name of Kōjin, which means "burning spirit." --- 🧠Childhood and discovery Kōjin was adopted by the temple monks, where he had a humble childhood marked by scars, both physical and emotional, due to attacks of demonic creatures that ravaged the region. Like Momotarō, Kōjin showed generosity: he presented rations of spiritual bread to a cunning wolf, an immortal phoenix and an ethereal snake, which later became his inseparable guardians .⚔️ Internal conflict and divine struggle Kōjin, full of pride, headed a rebellion against the demonic lords of heaven and the underworld, causing an epic confrontation similar to the challenge that Sun Wukong launched to the Jade Emperor.
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🔱 Origin and birth He was born from a glass egg that emerged from a sacred mountain, similar to the birth of Sun Wukong in a divine rock. That egg was found by a couple from the solitary guardians of the temple, who raised him as a child, giving him the name of Kōjin, which means "burning spirit." --- 🧠Childhood and discovery Kōjin was...Read more