Ryukyu Legend

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Daichao Kingdom extended a helping hand to the Shinto of Ryukyu Kingdom, gifted a golden statue of the Dragon God, and built a Longquan Temple on the southeastern mountain of Ryukyu Island to help Ryukyu compete with the Yamato Shinto. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, political changes occurred in the central and southern states of Ryukyu. The Yamato Shinto Sect, which was based in Beishan Prefecture, continued to use onmyoji to put pressure on the central and southern states, and spread rumors that "the dragon god has fallen and the mirage will rise" in an attempt to destabilize the general trend of the world. Hundreds of Ryukyu clans turned against each other one after another, and even the high-ranking king of Shinto was instigated by Yamato Shinto. At this point, the collapse of Zhongshan Mansion was imminent, and Nanshan Mansion was also in danger. In troubled times, in order to protect themselves, the thirty-six clansmen of the Ming Dynasty who lived in seclusion in Nanshan secretly contacted the Ryukyu Shinto Imperial Shrine. Both parties aimed to find the "Yongle Posthumous Book" and find a way to save the world.