Reading Notes: The Monkey King Unit, Part B



Here are notes on some of my favorite stories from this section!

Lord of the Heavens:
-There were many complaints about the ape and how he had learned the secrets to immortal life
-They were discussing the ape and how he was a supernatural being
-The Lord of the Heavens was the final judge on the matter and decided the ape would not be prosecuted for his crimes

The Great Saint:
-The Ape offended the stable master accidentally by asking him about his title
-the ape then grew angry because he was tired of being mistreated; he is a king and in his home land he was never treated so poorly as that
-The Lord of the Heavens went to calm the ape by calling upon the Great Saint


"The King Ape". Wikimedia.



 Story source: The Monkey King Unit in the Mythology and Folklore UN-Textbook.

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