Der Norlands Drache Return to the German Dragons Page Region: Germany and Scandinavia Time Period: References in Literature: None Sources: Yellow Fairy Book pgs 9-20 This is only a brief summary

He pursued the Yellow Emperor, who finally made a stand against him with an army of bears, tigers, panthers, and other beasts. Finally the Emperor sent a winged dragon, Ying Lung, against him. Ying Lung

Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, Tysha Dragon Notes: Vast, yellow, horned head, huge ears, and long arm-length fangs Poisoned everything in reach Killed by Keresapa back to the top

Fire Dragons - 7 feet of flames Also: Yellow, Green, Red, and Flying Combinations Dragon + Cow = Kirin Dragon + Swine = Elephant Dragon + mare = Steed Life Cycle As Explained by Shuiki 1-499

Great masses of black and yellow clouds had risen over the Eastern Sea, and a thunder-storm was threatening. Wang Shuh then realized that the blue boy he had seen riding on the back of the red carp was

at the instigation of the god of the Yellow River, by 2 dragons seeking to rob him of a valuable gem; but Fan T 'ai slew the dragons and then, to show his contempt for worldly goods, threw the treasure

Sources: Yellow Fairy Bookpgs 192-197, edited by Andrew Lang Please note that this is only a brief summary of the tale. Tale: A prince saves an old woman from a ditch and she rewards him with the name

Sources: Many, including Wang Is covered in scales Lives in marshes and mountain dens Back is striped in green, and sides of yellow, with a red belly back to the top

The displaced god is confused with the dragon, as elsewhere: Kun becomes a fish-bodied spirit of the Yellow River, while the monstrous Ch'ih Yu, river god of the Siang, is sometimes a rebel against the

Rat, Ox, Tiger, Hare, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. And there are several theories on why those animals and not others are included. Version 1: Buddha Send-off One version