Dongyang's "Huailu Hall Collection": "Dragon gave birth to nine sons who did not become dragons. Each one had his own interests. He was a prisoner of cattle. He was good at music in his life. Today, his portrait is carved on the head of the Huqin. Yazhu, he was fond of killing in his life. The dragon swallowing his mouth is his portrait on the handle of the golden knife. Chao Feng, he was fond of danger in his life. The beast on the horn of the palace is his portrait. Pulao, he was fond of singing in his life. The animal button on the bell today is his portrait. His portrait is Suan Ni, who was good at sitting in his life, and the lion on the Buddha's throne is his portrait. The beast on the pedestal of the monument is his portrait. The lion on the prison gate is his portrait. The dragon on both sides of the monument is his portrait.
One son, Jun Yu, was named Zi Emperor and lived in Zi Lian Mansion;
The second son, Juanfeng, was named Red Emperor and lived in Chixia Mansion;
The third son, Junyun, was named Baidi and lived in Baiyun Mansion;
The fourth son, Juan Rui, was named Emperor Zhu and lived in Zhutian Mansion;
The fifth son, Junyong, was named Cang Emperor and lived in Canglin Mansion;
The sixth son, Junjin, was named Emperor Lan and lived in Lanhu Mansion;
The seventh son, Junxuan, was named Huangdi and lived in Huangqi Mansion;
The eighth son, Junyan, was named Qing Emperor and lived in Qingluan Palace;
The ninth son, Jun Ye, was named Emperor Xuan and lived in Xuanzang Mansion.
This is the story of Jun Yan, the eighth son of the Dragon, and his love, who went through various hardships and finally traveled to the end of the world.