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Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shoki) the Demon Queller, early 1800s. Japan, Edo period (1615–1868). Iron; overall: 5.4 x 6.8 cm (2 1/8 x 2 11/16 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of D. Z. Norton 1919.356

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shoki) the Demon Queller, early 1800s. Japan, Edo period (1615–1868). Iron; overall: 5.4 x 6.8 cm (2 1/8 x 2 11/16 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of D. Z. Norton 1919.356

The theme of Zhong Kui quelling demons was first recorded by Shen Gua (1031–1091), who relates that the Tang-dynasty emperor Minghuang (r. 712–56) was purportedly cured of an illness after dreaming about a large ghost— Zhong Kui—eating demons. In the dream, Zhong Kui told the emperor that he wanted to serve him by eliminating demons. Ever since, he has been venerated as a protector against evil. In this complicated group of figures, which is carefully fitted into the natural shape of the bamboo, he is shown seated on the back of a recumbent demon, while another offers him a cup of wine.

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shōki) the Demon Queller, c. 1615–1868. Japan, possibly Edo period (1615-1868). Brass; overall: 7.7 x 7.8 cm (3 1/16 x 3 1/16 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of J. H. Donahey 1915.90

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shōki) the Demon Queller, c. 1615–1868. Japan, possibly Edo period (1615-1868). Brass; overall: 7.7 x 7.8 cm (3 1/16 x 3 1/16 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of J. H. Donahey 1915.90

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shōki) the Demon Queller, c. 1615–1868. Japan, possibly Edo period (1615-1868). Iron; diameter: 8 cm (3 1/8 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of D. Z. Norton 1919.357

Zhong Kui Supported by Ghosts, 1700s. Luo Ping (Chinese, 1733–1799). Hanging scroll, ink and light color on paper; overall: 96.9 x 48.9 cm (38 1/8 x 19 1/4 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Norman O. Stone and Ella A. Stone Memorial Fund 1959.185

"Wo men ... chong xin jiao kan le yuan Shanghai ke xue ji shu chu ban she 1958 nian chu ban di 'Jin gui yao lue xin dian', bing can zhao Qing dai Tongzhi ke ben jin xing biao dian, dui qi zhong nan zi, nan ju jia yi jian zhu."

"Wo men ... chong xin jiao kan le yuan Shanghai ke xue ji shu chu ban she 1958 nian chu ban di 'Jin gui yao lue xin dian', bing can zhao Qing dai Tongzhi ke ben jin xing biao dian, dui qi zhong nan zi, nan ju jia yi jian zhu."

Sword Guard (Tsuba) with Zhong Kui (Shoki) the Demon Queller and Pine, 1615–1868. Japan, Edo period (1615–1868). Iron; average: 8 x 8.5 cm (3 1/8 x 3 3/8 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of D. Z. Norton 1919.467

Tracklist: 1. In Heaven 2. Underworld 3. Nothing To Fear 4. Endurance 5. The Magic Fan 6. To Use Your Power 7. Little Snow 8. Snow Girl 9. Snow Girl Dance 10. If I Were A Demon 11. To Await Someone 12. Dark Crystal 13. Giant Demon King 14. Lifeless 15. Lost Soul 16. The Power Grows 17. Frozen 18. Snow Girl Vanishes 19. Zhongkui 20. To The Flame Like A Moth (Fen Bu Gu Shen)

Tracklist: 1. In Heaven 2. Underworld 3. Nothing To Fear 4. Endurance 5. The Magic Fan 6. To Use Your Power 7. Little Snow 8. Snow Girl 9. Snow Girl Dance 10. If I Were A Demon 11. To Await Someone 12. Dark Crystal 13. Giant Demon King 14. Lifeless 15. Lost Soul 16. The Power Grows 17. Frozen 18. Snow Girl Vanishes 19. Zhongkui 20. To The Flame Like A Moth (Fen Bu Gu Shen)

Tracklist: 1. In Heaven 2. Underworld 3. Nothing To Fear 4. Endurance 5. The Magic Fan 6. To Use Your Power 7. Little Snow 8. Snow Girl 9. Snow Girl Dance 10. If I Were A Demon 11. To Await Someone 12. Dark Crystal 13. Giant Demon King 14. Lifeless 15. Lost Soul 16. The Power Grows 17. Frozen 18. Snow Girl Vanishes 19. Zhongkui 20. To The Flame Like A Moth (Fen Bu Gu Shen)

Tianshi Zhong Kui 天师钟馗 1997 Taiwan Bird Of Paradise Information Co., Ltd. Chinese   Tianshi Zhong Kui - игра, выпущенная Bird Of Paradise в 1997 году. Эта игра представляет собой сверхъестественную ролевую игру среднего качества, но диалоги в ней довольно забавные. Это китайская ролевая игра. Игра основана на истории Чжун Куя, известного персонажа китайской народной легенды. Он средний по всем параметрам и в нем нет ничего особенно похвального. Игровой экран представляет собой VGA-экран с разрешением 320×200×256 цветов, а в качестве музыки используются дорожки CD. Всего в альбоме 14 песен, которые полны китайского стиля и интереса, но не очень хорошо вписываются в сюжет. ========================================================================================================================================= Tianshi Zhong Kui is a game released by Bird Of Paradise in 1997. This game is a supernatural RPG of average quality, but the dialogues in it are quite funny. It is a Chinese RPG. The game is based on the story of Zhong Kui, a famous character in Chinese folk legend. It is average in all respects and there is nothing particularly praiseworthy about it. The game screen is a VGA screen with a resolution of 320×200×256 colors, and the music uses CD tracks. There are a total of 14 songs in the album, which are full of Chinese style and interest, but do not fit into the story very well. Note: 1. Открыть файл "isz" - это образ "ISO" только сжатый, программой "Daemon Tools" или "UltraISO" и смонтировать в виртуальный привод, скопировать папку с игрой на ваш диск. 2. В свойствах папки обязательно убрать атрибут "Только для чтения". ========================================================================================================================================= 1. Open the file "isz" - this is an "ISO" image, only compressed, with the program "Daemon Tools" or "UltraISO" and mount it in a virtual drive, copy the game folder to your disk. 2. In the folder properties, be sure to remove the "Read-only" attribute. DownloadLink

Here, the legendary "demon queller" Zhong Kui leads his sister to her new home accompanied by an escort of demons performing feats of martial prowess. The comic climax to this spectacle is Zhong Kui himself-stone drunk and propped atop a small donkey by three retainers while his sister sits helplessly astride a recalcitrant water buffalo. The painting illustrates a rebus: "marrying off one's sister" (jia mei) is a pun for "subjugating demons."Yan Geng may have derived inspiration from actual New Year's processions, during which costumed figures impersonating Zhong Kui and his band of demons circulated through neighborhoods and banished evil in return for payment. Paintings on this subject clearly enjoyed widespread appeal, perhaps serving as auspicious gifts for the New Year.

Ren Yi, a leader of the late Qing Shanghai school of painting, was a disciple of the painter Ren Xiong (1820–1857). A prolific artist, Ren Yi commanded a wide range of techniques. In this depiction of Zhong Kui, the legendary Demon Queller, for example, he adopted the figural style of Chen Hongshou (1598–1652). During the late Qing dynasty, Zhong Kui became a popular symbol of Chinese opposition to the misrule of the Manchus and was often portrayed glowering ferociously over a motley retinue of cowering ghosts and demons. In Ren Yi's depiction, however, Zhong Kui appears as an elegant, if somewhat eccentric, scholar. His sword sheathed and a blossom stuck in his hair, he sits reading decorously beside a table laid out with archaic bronzes filled with flowers and fruits, an image that suggests it was the Chinese scholars' command of their cultural heritage rather than their military prowess that set them apart from their Manchu overlords.

105 pages : 21 cm

Ben shu xuan qu le zhong guo dang dai san shi wei zhu ming shi ren chuang zuo de liu shi ba shou shi ge zuo pin, Bao kuo, , , deng

Ben shu xuan qu le zhong guo dang dai san shi wei zhu ming shi ren chuang zuo de liu shi ba shou shi ge zuo pin, Bao kuo, , , deng

3, 544 pages : 21 cm