A Chinese immortal from the Zhou Dynasty. His name was Jin. He is said to be the prince of King Ling. He accompanied the Taoist priest Fuqiu Gong to Mount Songgao and mastered the art of immortality. He is said to have ridden a white crane and flown through the air while playing the sho . Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
中国、周代の仙人。名は晉。霊王の太子といわれる。道士浮丘公に従って嵩高山に上り、仙道を修得。白い鶴に乗り、笙(しょう)を吹きながら空中を飛翔(ひしょう)したという。
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