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pos: The Dragon Prince The Dragon Prince The Dragon Prince is an American epic fantasy adventure computer-animated television series created for Netflix by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond and produced by Wonderstorm. It premiered on September 14, 2018. In October 2018, Netflix announced a renewal of "The Dragon Prince" for a second season. The series is set in a fantasy world where humans and elves are in conflict. Long ago, the humans used dark magic, and were driven off by the dragons and elves to one end of the continent. Now, after humans killed the dragon king and his egg, war is imminent. As

neg: Dragons: Fire and Ice land and killed the Dragon Queen and took her ice crystal. After this, The Dragon King and many followers returned to their world, vowing to return only after the war had ended. In the present day, King Olsef of the Norvagen Kingdom is giving his eight-year-old son, Prince Dev, some practice for battle while expressing his hatred for the Draigar, who he believes hunted the remaining dragons to near-extinction. While Dev's practice shows him to be too impulsive, Olsef believes nevertheless that he is ready to begin riding on Targon, the only dragon that they have left. During this time,

neg: The Dragon Ring eldest birth daughter of the Dragon King, Desideria is due to inherit the Dragon Ring, the highest symbol of power in the kingdom, but she can only do so once she has chosen a husband. Unfortunately, the prince that finally catches her attention is Prince Victor, a rebel prince who has fought against her father and is to be sentenced to death for his treachery. Desideria helps Victor escape from the castle prisons, but her father catches her in the act and she is punished. The Dragon King decides to let all the princes in his conquered kingdoms fight in

neg: No More Love, No More Death and killed Tweedy and begins to drink heavily. Because he thinks Tweedy is dead, Prince feels hopeless. Later, Tiger calls Dragon out to meet with him, telling him that Prince is actually Dragon's son, a fact that Prince did not expect. When Tiger and Dragon were arguing who is truly Prince's father, Tiger points his gun at Prince and blames Prince for his resentments. During a battle, Ching-ching gets shot and killed by Tiger in order to protect Prince. Afterwards, Prince sadly carries Ching-ching away, reminiscing a time when Ching-ching asked him whether he will cry when she dies. Later,

neg: Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King confronts Ao Guang and the other Dragon Kings again, and is finally triumphant. On 30 May 2014, Nezha Conquers the Dragon King was featured on the Google search engine's homepage as an animated doodle. Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King (, and also known as "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King") is a 1979 Chinese animated film. It was screened out of competition at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival. The film is an adaptation of a story in Chinese mythology (in particular, the epic fantasy novel "Fengshen Bang") about the warrior deity Nezha. After a

neg: Dragon (fantasy series) the innkeeper. Although friendless and mistreated, Thorn has a generous and courageous nature. He was rescued from being killed by one of Civet's servants by Shimmer and joined her on her quest to restore the Lost Sea. Although completely outmatched by many of the opponents that they face, he never ceases to amaze Shimmer with his bravery, and becomes a steadfast, loyal, and resourceful ally. The Butcher<br> The Butcher was a general under the former king who usurped the throne twelve years ago after the king was killed fighting nomadic invaders and the queen and baby crown prince disappeared. His

neg: Eanmund fact that the Geatish king Heardred's father had killed Onela's father Ongentheow. During the battle, Eanmund was killed by Onela's champion Weohstan and Heardred was killed as well. Eadgils, however, survived and according to the poem Beowulf later helped him avenge Eanmund and Ohthere by slaying Onela, an event which also appears in Scandinavian sources. In the tale, Weohstan took Eanmund's sword which was inherited by his son Wiglaf who used the sword when fighting the dragon together with Beowulf. Nerman, B. "Det svenska rikets uppkomst". Stockholm, 1925. Eanmund Eanmund was a Swedish prince of the Scylfing dynasty, whose existence

neg: Wawel Dragon so they came up with a trick. They fed him a calf skin stuffed with smoldering sulfur, causing his fiery death. Then the brothers argued about who deserved the honor for slaying the dragon. The older brother killed the younger brother Grakch (Krakus), and told others that the dragon killed him. When Lech became king, his secret was revealed, and he got expelled from the country. The city was named in recognition of the brave and innocent Krakus. Jan Długosz in his 15th-century chronicle wrote that the one who defeated the dragon was King Krakus, who ordered his men to

neg: The Dragon of the North horse and spear the magician directed. With them, the youth carried the magician's orders, changing the ring from finger to finger as needed, and killed the dragon. He married the princess. The vengeful witch-maiden pounced on him as an eagle and took back the ring. She chained him in a cave, intending him to die there, but many years later, the magician came to the king and told him he could find him. He followed birds and freed the prince, who was very thin, but the magician nursed him back to health. He went back to his wife and lived

neg: Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King (, and also known as "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King") is a 1979 Chinese animated film. It was screened out of competition at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival. The film is an adaptation of a story in Chinese mythology (in particular, the epic fantasy novel "Fengshen Bang") about the warrior deity Nezha. After a gestation period of 3.5 years, Lady Yin, the wife of General Li Jing, gives birth to a flesh ball, which becomes a lotus flower, from which Nezha is born. Nezha is born able to

neg: The Princess and the Queen seat of Dragonstone, her middle son Lucerys Velaryon and King Aegon's younger brother Aemond take their dragons to seek the support of Lord Borros Baratheon of Storm's End. However, Lucerys and his dragon are killed there. Rhaenyra's husband Prince Daemon has Aegon II's son and heir Jaehaerys murdered in revenge. Soon both branches of the Targaryen royal line are at war, with dragons on both sides. Eventually all of Rhaenyra's children except for Aegon and Viserys are killed and she herself is captured by Aegon II and fed to his dragon, Sunfyre, though the war continues. The story was to

neg: Characters of Dragon Prince knew his enemy and where to strike to do the most damage. He had nearly won the entire Continent and had taken over most of the Desert, where the new High Prince, Pol, awaited to make his final stand. In the end, the High Warlord underestimated Pol, Andry, and all of their allies. Before he was defeated, however, he killed Meiglan. Pol killed him and drove the "Vellant'im" from the land. Characters of Dragon Prince Several characters appear in "Dragon Prince", the first of Melanie Rawn's two trilogies dealing with Sunrunners and dragons. Kazander, Korrus of the "Isulk'im", was born

neg: Dragon Quest II after "Dragon Quest". The story begins with an attack upon Moonbrooke Castle by the wizard Hargon, who seeks to summon the demon Malroth to destroy the world. A wounded soldier escaped the battle and fled to the kingdom of Midenhall, where he informs the king of the attack before he dies. The king then commands his son, who is a descendant of Erdrick (known as Loto in Japanese translations and later localizations), to defeat Hargon. The Prince begins his quest alone, but is later joined by two cousins: the Prince of Cannock and the Princess of Moonbrooke. After finding the

neg: Characters in the Realm of the Elderlings Kettricken. He is fanatical about the Wit, and he holds Fitz in scorn because he thinks Fitz is not Witted. Swift was a member of Prince Dutiful's "Wit Coterie" during the prince's quest to Aslevjal to kill the dragon Icefyre. He was nearly killed by the Pale Woman's stone dragon and was only saved by the timely intervention of Burrich who was on the isle to bring Swift and Fitz home. Unfortunately Burich did not survive the injury the stone dragon inflicted on him when saving his son. Swift later killed the stone dragon with an arrow given to him

neg: Gunung Bonpuri at the request of the Dragon King of the West Sea, who appears to him in a dream. The Dragon King of the West Sea gives him his daughter in gratitude, and the Dragon King of the West Sea tells Jakjaegeon that his grandson (King Taejo of Goryeo) will be king. Jakjaegeon has four sons, of which the eldest is Yong Geon, the father of King Taejo of Goryeo. However, when Jakjaegeon spots his wife bathing, the wife leaves Jakjaegeon. This myth is very similar to the "Gunung Bonuli". A supernatural being is killed by the bow of the main

neg: Ao Bing be killed after Nezha unleashes a large fire ball from his magic scarf and stomps on his head. Thus, Ao Bing's true form as a dragon would be revealed, and he would die in a state of inner hatred. Ao Bing Ao Bing (Chinese: 敖丙; Pinyin: Áo Bǐng) is a character featured within the classic Chinese novel "Investiture of the Gods" (more commonly known as Fengshen Yanyi). Prince Ao Bing is the third son of the East Sea Dragon King Ao Guang of the Crystal Palace. At one point in time, Ao Bing had been renowned as a rain god

neg: Kung Lao Kombat" by Goro, the Shokan prince. Afterwards, Kung Lao's soul was taken by Tsung, the now old man he spared half a century before. In "Deception" his soul is presumed freed after Shang Tsung is killed by Raiden's failed attempt to destroy the Dragon King, giving his soul peace after more than five centuries of torment. The Great Kung Lao was featured in the television show "" as the main protagonist and was portrayed by Paolo Montalbán. He is the great great great grandfather of Kung Lao and Liu Kang, who follow his teachings. After becoming Grand Champion, the thunder

neg: Fool's Fate help of a stone dragon he previously rode. His intentions are at odds with Chade, who is determined to slay the dragon to secure peace, whatever the cost. Fool's Fate Fool's Fate is a fantasy novel by American writer Robin Hobb, the third in her "Tawny Man Trilogy." It was published in 2003. Once assassin to the king, Fitz is now Skillmaster to Prince Dutiful's small band, sailing towards the distant Out Island of Aslevjal. His duty is to help the Prince fulfil the Narcheska Elliania's challenge: Bring her the head of the dragon, Icefyre, whom legends say is buried

neg: Faria: A World of Mystery and Danger! out to kill the dragon before the Wizard's spirit is able to completely merge with it, passing through a series of icy caves that surround the Final Tower where the dragon's body resides. Discovering a legendary sword within the tower, the prince uses its power to defeat the dragon and seal the Wizard's spirit within the sword. Having restored the world, the prince returns to the king, who asks the prince to stay and offers the princess's hand in marriage. The prince declines, needing to return to his own country, but the princess asks to go with him and the

neg: Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King is killed by Nezha, infuriating Ao Guang. A variety of confrontations ensue between Nezha and Ao Guang. Ao Guang and the other Dragon Kings wreak havoc on the people, causing storms, floods and all manners of natural disasters. Seeing this, Nezha takes his father's sword, tells his parents that he is returning their flesh and bones to them, and calls out for his master before committing suicide by slitting his throat. He is reborn with the help of his master, again from a lotus blossom, and is given new weapons and abilities. After breaking into Ao Guang's underwater palace, he

neg: The Conman King and Dragon become partners and they make money together from horse racing, which at that time King also meets Dragon's younger sister Ching. King discovers that Ching's fiance Raymond is a swindler (Raymond lies about going to college in the United States, when he is actually a swindler who cheats women out of their money). With the help from Dragon and Rocky, (whom King beat in billiards, later became his mentor), King stages a plan where they make Raymond think that he killed King forcing him to flee to Cambodia. After King helps Ching, he wins her love. At

neg: Discworld characters their name and who sent them—Vetinari answered ""think of me as your future"" and ""the city"" respectively (indicating that Vetinari already planned to become Patrician some day). Former childhood friend to Samuel Vimes and later secretary to Lord Vetinari. As the Grand Master of the Elucidated Brethren of the Ebon Night, he summoned a dragon intending it to be killed by a king, whom he would then control. This failed and he found himself personal assistant to the Dragon King in "Guards! Guards!". Following a confrontation with the City Watch, he was killed by a metaphor, or possibly the ground,

neg: Princ Bajaja Princ Bajaja Princ Bajaja is a 1971 Czechoslovak fantasy film based on the fairy tale "Prince Bajaja" by Božena Němcová and directed by Antonín Kachlík. After the death of his parents, the young Prince Bajaja sets out to find his fortune. On his journey, he rescues an enchanted horse, who later comes to his aid. Disguised as a mute gardener, he gets acquainted with Princess Slavěna, who is to be sacrificed to a three-headed dragon on her 18th birthday. Her father, the king, is looking for a suitor for the princess, but no one is prepared to fight the dragon,

neg: Slavic dragon the Sky nor on the Earth" the youngest prince succeeds in killing the dragon ("zmaj") that guards the three princesses held captive. Vuk Karadžić's collection of folktales have other examples. In "The Golden Apple-tree and the Nine Peahens", the dragon carries away the peahen maiden who is the hero's lover. In "Baš Čelik" the hero must contend with a dragon-king. The or "lamya" (), derived from the Greek lamia, is also seen as a dragon-like creature in Bulgarian ethnic population, currently inhabiting Bulgaria, with equivalents in Macedonia ("lamja", "lamna"; ), and South-East Serbian areas ("lamnia" ). The Bulgarian lamia is

neg: Dragon King (DC Comics) the All-Star Squadron member Firebrand. During this fight, the Dragon King himself was apparently killed, although his body was never found. He later resurfaced with the Spear of Destiny in his possession and attempted to raise an army of super-powered soldiers, but was defeated by the Justice Society of America. Dragon King (DC Comics) Dragon King is a fictional character from DC Comics. He was created by Roy Thomas and Rich Buckler, and first appeared in "All-Star Squadron" #4, in December 1981. The man known as "Dragon King" was a high-ranking official in the Japanese government during World War II,

neg: Warcraft: The Sunwell Trilogy Lich King. During the unsteady stalemate between the living and undead, a young blue dragon flies over what remains of southern Lordaeron. Kalecgos, the blue dragon, is shot down by Harkyn Grymstone, a dragon hunter driven by hatred towards the dragon who killed his family. Before Harkyn and his party find the wounded dragon, Kalec transforms into a human and is saved by Anveena, a young maiden who saw the event. But the hunter's tracking skills and magical items easily led them to the farm of Anveena's parents. Kalec and Anveena try to escape through a tunnel but are spotted

neg: Prince Ra'ad bin Zeid king Hussein of Hejaz, his father prince Zeid being king Hussein's youngest son. As such he is a first cousin of kings Talal of Jordan and Ghazi of Iraq. Raad's paternal first cousin once removed was Faisal II, the last king of Iraq, who was killed in a bloody coup d'état on 14 July 1958 (Crown Prince Abd-al-Illah was also killed). Following the regicide, Prince Zeid, Raad's father, took the representation of Iraqi monarchy as the next heir, and was recognized as the Head of the Royal House of Iraq by his remaining agnatic co-heirs of Jordan. They continued to

neg: What the Rose did to the Cypress done with his quest. He found the Simurgh's nest, where only the young ones were, and killed a dragon there; then he fed the hungry young birds on it, and they slept, being full. When their parents returned, the lack of noise convinced them that the prince had killed and eaten their young, but the mother bird insisted on checking to discover the truth, and the young ones woke. The Simurgh carried him to Waq, and gave him three feathers, any of which would summon him. At Waq, he learned that only the king knew the riddle and went to

neg: Dragon robe two kinds: jade and crystal. As for the circular, embroidered dragon design of the Mandarin square, the king wore an "ohjoeryongbo" (오조룡보, 五爪龍補)--a dragon with 5 toes—the crown prince wore a "sajoeryongbo" (사조룡보, 四爪龍補)--a dragon with 4 toes—and the eldest son of the crown prince wore a "samjoeryongbo" (삼조룡보, 三爪龍補)--a dragon with three toes. Dragon robe Dragon robe (hanja: 袞龍袍, pinyin: gǔn lóng páo, hangul: 곤룡포; ) was the everyday dress of the emperors of China (after Sui dynasty) and kings of Korea (Goryeo and Joseon dynasty) and emperors of Vietnam (Nguyễn dynasty) and kings of Ryukyu. It resembles a

neg: The Dragon Heroes a good relationship and the people in return also built temples to thank the dragon king. However, the cunning Emperor was worried that Dragon King will fight for the throne and thus plot to kill him. Since the dragon king was protected by the dragon pearl, he could not be killed and the Emperor imprisoned him in ice. The Dragon king's youngest daughter, Shui Linglong was trapped in a ball as a punishment. She was supposed to be released but due to her now imprisoned father, she became trapped for years. As she gradually gave up hope of ever seeing

neg: The Flower Queen's Daughter King of the Foxes; and thrice, King of the Fishes. He told his father he meant to rescue the daughter and set out. After a year, he met a very old man, who did not know where the dragon was, but if he traveled a year, the prince might meet his father who might know. At the end, the father could not tell him, but directed him on to his father. That man told him that the dragon had just gone to sleep—it slept one year and woke the next—but the princess was held by his mother in the next

neg: Dragon Prince (comics) Dragon Prince (comics) Dragon Prince is a four-issue comic book mini-series written by Ron Marz and drawn by Lee Moder. It is published by Top Cow. Dragon Prince is the story of Aaron Chiang, an American teenager of Chinese descent, who discovers that he is the Dragon Prince, last of a fabled and mystical bloodline that hails its roots to the regal dragons of lore. When he accidentally triggers his dragon powers during a brawl with a schoolyard bully, Aaron is as surprised as the onlookers. He confronts his mother who reveals to Aaron that his real father was a

neg: Dragons (Dragon Prince) not lay eggs or bury their young they bear between 3 and 5 live nestlings this is so there are few and healther offspring to royals. All other rituals remain the same as any other dragons. Before Prince Rohan's reign most people seemed to either be afraid of dragons or hate them because the beasts killed their herds. In both cases the general consensus was to have the monsters killed. Dragon relations did not improve when the plague arrived with the dragonflight in 701, though as the dragons themselves began to die the beasts were no longer held responsible. The

neg: Dragons (Dragon Prince) easiest way to control the dragon population was to kill the mating sires as this also killed his unmated females and left all of their eggs unfertilized. Only the Prince got to slay the mating sires. Like most sports, dragon hunting had specific rules of conduct: In addition to the sire hunts, there was the Hatching Hunt, an event held in the Desert during the hatching season: triennial in mid-summer. An ensemble of Lords sets out from Stronghold to slay the still young and fairly weak dragons. These hunts were necessary to keep the dragon population down, but the hunters

neg: European dragon the "Book of Daniel", it was killed by a boy who offered it a sheepskin filled with sulphur and tar. After devouring it, the dragon became so thirsty that it finally exploded after drinking too much water. In the oldest, 12th-century version of this fantasy tale, written by Wincenty Kadłubek, dragon was defeated by two sons of a King Krak, Krakus II and Lech II. A metal sculpture of the Wawel Dragon is a well-known tourist sight in Kraków. The Wawel Dragon is the coat of arms of the Polish princes, Piasts of Czersk. Other dragon-like creatures in Polish folklore

neg: Bulawayo civil war. A group of Ndebeles not aligned to Prince Lobengula were fighting him as they felt he was not the heir to the throne, hence he gave his capital the name "where he (the prince) is being killed". It is said that when King Lobengula named the place "KoBulawayo" his generals asked "who is being killed mtanenkosi (prince)?" and he replied "Yimi umntwanenkosi engibulawayo", meaning "it's me, the prince, who is being killed". At the time Lobengula was a prince fighting to ascend his father's (Mzilikazi) throne. It was common at the time for people to refer to Bulawayo

neg: The Benevolent Frog The king overcame the lion fairy, but she distracted him by pointing to the castle, and vanished. After three years, a dragon offered to rescue them if the king gave him a delicious food when he asked for it. The king agreed, and the dragon defeated the others. They found themselves in the king's capital. A prince fell in love with the princess and wooed her. He went to make arrangements for the wedding. The dragon demanded the princess for his dinner, by means of a giant ambassador. After a time, the dragon offered to spare her if she married

neg: Dragon (fantasy series) from whom it took her a thousand years to learn magic from before she could escape. She is the primary antagonist of "Dragon of the Lost Sea", but joins forces with Shimmer in "Dragon Steel". She is named after the civet and is based on the Old Mother of the Waters myth. The Nameless One/The Boneless King<br> The Nameless One was a once-powerful king and wizard who battled the Five Masters so long ago that his name is now largely forgotten. He destroyed vast swathes of land that never recovered. Defeated, he could not be killed, so he was disembodied

neg: Dragon Prince (comics) dragon, and Aaron was the Dragon Prince, the last living dragon. But by accessing his dragon powers, Aaron has come under the crosshairs of a secret cabal of wizards, who have hunted dragons to virtual extinction since time immemorial. The last chance of survival for the dragons is now in Aaron's hands as he must not only survive, but come to terms with the power he commands. Aimed at an all-ages audience, Dragon Prince #1 and #2 are out now (as of November 2008) and have received favorable responses from critics and readers. Dragon Prince (comics) Dragon Prince is a

neg: Dragon Quest (video game) Horii supervised the manga, while Kamui Fujiwara contributed the artwork. "Dragon Quest Saga: Emblem of Roto" takes place between "Dragon Warrior III" and "Dragon Warrior". After monsters possessed Carmen's king for seven years, the kingdom fell to the hordes of evil. The only survivors were Prince Arus and an army General's daughter, Lunafrea. Meanwhile, in the Kingdom of Loran, a child is born and is named Jagan in accordance with the demon lord Imagine's orders. Arus and Lunafrea set out to defeat the monsters and restore peace to the world. The sequel, "To the Children Who Inherit the Emblem", takes

neg: Yona of the Dawn she visits King Il's chambers and witnesses him being killed by Soo-Won, who reveals that he will now properly rule Kouka. Hak intervenes and saves Yona, and they escape from the castle to Hak's birthplace, the Village of Wind. Under the suggestion of Hak's grandfather Son Mundok, Yona and Hak search for an oracle named Ik-Su, who then tells them the legend of the first king of Kouka, Hiryuu, and the Four Dragon Warriors who unified the kingdom. Yona and Hak, joined by Ik-Su's assistant Yun, begin a journey to find the descendants of the legendary Four Dragon Warriors in

neg: League of Gods the sea palace, Ne Zha demands the Dragon King to return his Fire Wheels to him. The Dragon King orders his guards to attack Ne Zha, but he defeats them by urinating and passing gas at them. The Dragon King gives Ne Zha the Fire Wheels, and is given the baby dragon prince in exchange. With the fire wheels, Ne Zha turns into an adult and flies away. The ship is now able to fly to Leizhenzi's former home, which is now in ruins. He finds the Sword of Light, which is guarded by several rapidly-moving rings that surround its

neg: The Dragon Prince forces gather, the elves attempt to assassinate the human king Harrow and his heir, the young prince Ezran. One among the elves, the young Rayla, along with Ezran and his older half-brother Callum, discover that the dragon king's egg wasn't in fact destroyed, but stolen. Together they undertake to return the egg to the dragons to prevent war. But the mage Viren, King Harrow's advisor, is intent on war. He seizes power after the king dies in the assassination attempt, and sends his children Claudia and Soren after the fugitives. Aaron Ehasz was the head writer and co-executive producer of

neg: Garshasp king at the time that Garshāsp was born. On one occasion when Zahhāk was traveling in Zābolestān, he saw Garshāsp and encourages him to slay a dragon that had emerged from the sea and settled on Mt. Šekāvand. Equipped with a special antidote against dragon-poison, and armed with special weapons, Garshāsp succeeds in killing the monster. Impressed by the child's prowess, Zahhāk now orders Garshāsp to India, where the king – a vassal of Zahhāk's – has been replaced by a rebel prince, Bahu, who does not acknowledge Zahhāk's rule. Garshāsp defeats the rebel and then stays in India for

neg: The Benevolent Frog his nephew. The princess said she had promised to marry the prince and could not marry another. The frog went to the prince and gave him a marvelous horse to reach the dragon. He fought and killed it, freeing a prince who had been held prisoner inside the dragon's body. The prince and princess married. The Benevolent Frog The Benevolent Frog or The Frog and the Lion Fairy is a French literary fairy tale, written by Madame d'Aulnoy. Andrew Lang included it in "The Orange Fairy Book". A king's capital was besieged, and he sent the queen to safety. She

neg: Coat of arms of the Prince of Wales of the coats of arms of the Prince of Wales. On 10 December 1901 a warrant signed by King Edward VII approved the addition of a badge of the Red Dragon to the coat of arms of the Prince of Wales. The proclamation stated that: "on the sinister side a representation of the Badge of Wales, namely, on a mount vert a Dragon, passant gules, differenced (as in the Crest) with a label of three points argent." This was to complement the feathers badge, which was to be depicted on the dexter side of the prince's crest. The Red Dragon,

neg: Eragon left with no reason to stay in Carvahall, so he goes after the Ra'zac with his newly hatched dragon, seeking vengeance for the destruction of his home and his uncle's death. He is accompanied by Brom, who provides Eragon with the sword Zar'roc and insists on helping him and Saphira. Eragon becomes a Dragon Rider, an ancient warrior charged with promoting peace in Alagaësia, through his bond with Saphira. He is the only known Rider in Alagaësia other than King Galbatorix, who, with the help of the now-dead Forsworn, a group of thirteen dragon riders loyal to Galbatorix, killed every

neg: Jane and the Dragon (TV series) fictional kingdom called Kippernium located in southern England. According to the backstory explained in the opening theme song, Jane was being trained to become a lady-in-waiting but had always dreamed of becoming a knight. When the prince is kidnapped by a dragon, Jane sets out to slay the beast. When Jane brings the prince back, the king makes her a knight apprentice. Jane and the dragon end up becoming best friends. Further details of this early adventure are never explained in the series. They are, however, explained in detail in the book "Jane and the Dragon" by Martin Baynton. The

neg: Jeongjo of Joseon killed by royal decree of his own father, King Jeongjo's grandfather. King Yeongjo's ultimate decision to execute Crown Prince Sado was greatly influenced by other politicians who were against the Crown Prince. After King Yeongjo's death and on the day that Jeongjo became the King of Joseon, he sat on his throne in the throne room and looked at everyone and said, "I am the son of the late Crown Prince Sado..." This was a bold statement that sent shivers down the spines of all the politicians who were complicit in his father's death. During his accession, he also issued

neg: MF Doom fellow members of the Monsta Island Czars collective (The M.I.C.), for which each artist took on the persona of a monster from the Godzilla mythos. Dumile went by the alias King Geedorah, a three-headed golden dragon space monster, modeled after King Ghidorah, the Toho movie monster who was a three-headed dragon that often battled Godzilla. Some of his appearances on the LP are as, and are credited to, this persona instead of that of MF Doom. Dumile would revisit this character later under various name-spellings. In 2001, he began working with Prince Paul, co-producing MC Paul Barman's "Paullelujah!" with MikeTheMusicGuy

neg: The Silver Chair (1990 TV serial) a dragon, who flies away after Eustace (who was briefly a dragon himself once) approaches him and encourages him to go elsewhere. The children soon begin to bicker among themselves, forgetting the Four Signs Aslan has given them for guidance along the way. One frosty morning, the three travelers encounter a beautiful Green Lady, accompanied by a silent Black Knight. Not realizing that the charming lady is actually the same deadly serpent which enslaved the Prince and killed his mother, the children confide in her eagerly. Sensing their hunger and exhaustion, the sly witch sends them to the Gentle Giants

neg: Jax (Mortal Kombat) Dragon clan, who are bitter rivals of the Black Dragon. When Hsu Hao is later sent by Red Dragon leader Mavado to kill Shang Tsung, Jax intercepts him en route to Shang Tsung's palace and kills him by ripping out his artificial heart implant. However, in battle against the Deadly Alliance (Shang Tsung and Quan Chi), Jax and his allies—Sonya, Kitana, Kung Lao, and Johnny Cage—are killed and then resurrected by the game's final boss, the Dragon King Onaga, for use as his slaves. Jax is not playable in "" (2004), but plays a minor role in the storyline when

neg: Princess and dragon Honeychile Rider are menaced by the dragon, do battle with it, have their friend Quarrel killed and are captured by the crew of the Dragon tank. Ann Boyd's 1967 book "The Devil with James Bond" explores the theory of the updating of the Princess and dragon genre. In modern fantasy works, the dragon may hold the princess captive instead of eating her. Patricia Wrede spoofed this concept in "Dealing with Dragons". A subversion of the concept for young readers is Robert Munsch's "The Paper Bag Princess", in which a princess outwits a dragon to save a prince (her betrothed, whom

neg: The Three Princes and their Beasts prince went to the seashore where she was to be handed over and with his animals killed the dragon. The princess had him come into the coach to drive back to the castle and gave him a ring and half of her handkerchief. But the coachman and footman killed him to claim they had killed the dragon. The animals gathered around the body. Then the wolf had an idea. It killed an ox and set the fox as a guard over it. It caught a crow, and the lion told it they would not kill it if it got them

neg: Belle-Belle ou Le Chevalier Fortuné of a dragon came, she told the king that Fortuné had begged leave to be dispatched against it. When the king summoned him, rather than denounce the queen, Fortuné went. The man with the super hearing, heard the dragon coming. At the horse's advice, he had the drinker drink a lake, the strong woodcutter fill it with wine and spices that would make the dragon thirsty, and had all the peasants hide in their houses. The dragon drank and grew drunk. Fortuné attacked and killed it. The king was pleased, but the queen was still displeased with Fortuné. She told

neg: Ao Guang flow of the ocean's tides. In addition to the magic staff, Wukong also forced Ao Guang to give him other magical gifts; including golden chain mail, a phoenix-feather cap, and cloud-walking boots. In the MOBA game "SMITE", he is featured under the name "Ao Kuang, Dragon King of the Eastern Seas" as a melee mage. In the animated film "Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King", Ao Guang is featured alongside the Dragon Kings of the northern, southern, and western oceans in his feud with Nezha. During this retelling of the story, the other three Dragon Kings are subdued whilst Ao

neg: The King of England and his Three Sons the oldest came, he said he had been to her castle, but when she threw down the handkerchief and he walked over it, he broke his leg; then the second brother said the same, but also broke his leg. She demanded of the king whether he had more sons; the king sent to the headsman, who confessed he had not killed the prince, and the king said he must find him, to save the king's life. They found Jubal, who pointed to the tree where the prince was, and they told the prince he must come because a lady was

neg: The Raksha Country and the Sea Market man's body" and buildings extending to the Milky Way. The third Prince of the Dragon Palace soon makes his entrance, whereupon he jubilantly welcomes Ma and takes him to the Dragon King. The king demands that the Chinese scholar write some poetry for him; Ma "immediately (throws) off some thousand odd verses". Assuming that Ma is a bachelor, the king allows him to marry his daughter. The following three years are blissful ones for Ma, and he is well-received both as the Dragon King's son-in-law and a palace official. However, he becomes homesick and beckons his wife to return to

neg: Katāyoun to do so. Kaiser, who does not know that Goshtāsb has killed the wolf and the dragon, invites all nobles of the country to a feast. Katāyoun asks Goshtāsb to go to this feast and in there, Kaiser sees Goshtāsb's skills in horse-riding and shooting with bow, and finally he discovers that it was Goshtāsb that killed the wolf and the dragon. Kaiser then apologizes Goshtāsb for not accepting him as his son-in-law at the first place. Goshtāsb then become a grandee in the court of Kaiser and Kaiser sends him to suppress a rebellion from "Elyās", the king of

neg: Jie Zhitui sang "The Dragon and the Snake", Prince Chong'er "broke down in tears". Giles considered Jie to be the same person as the "Jiezi Tui" who is mentioned as having been a minister in Chu at the age of 15. In 655, Jie followed Chong'er into exile among the Di tribes north of the Chinese when the Rong beauty Li Ji successfully plotted against the sons of the other wives of the Duke of Jin. Her son Xiqi and his successor Zhuozi were quickly killed by the minister Li Ke, who then offered the throne to Chong'er in 651. The prince

neg: Harita Harita Harita (also known as Harita, Haritsa and Haritasa) was an ancient prince of the Suryavansha dynasty, best known as the ancestor of the Kshatriya lineage, Harita gotra. Although a Brahmin lineage, this gotra is descended from Kshatriya prince of the Suryavansha dynasty who was the great grandson of legendary King Mandhatra. Mandhatra was killed by Lavanasura who was killed later by Rama's brother Shatrughna. This is one of ancient India's most prominent and famous lineages, having produced Rama and his 3 brothers (See Genealogy of Rama) and Yadava lineage from Ikshvaku King Haryaswa in which Krishna was born. Jayadratha

neg: Tur (Shahnameh) Afrasiab, are his descendants. He was killed by Manuchehr. Tur (Shahnameh) Tur () is a character in the Persian epic Shahnameh. He is the second son of the legendary Iranian king Fereydun and brother of both Salm and Iraj. His name, meaning "brave", was given to him by his father when the young prince bravely fights the dragon that had attacked him and his brothers. When Fereydun divides his empire among his sons, he gives Turkistan and China to his second son Tur. This is the beginning of the nation of Turan, the neighbor and rival of the Iranians. Some

neg: Edward of Westminster, Prince of Wales IV and his brothers and followers. The king received the prince graciously, and asked him why he had taken up arms against him. The prince replied defiantly, "I came to recover my father's heritage." The king then struck the prince across his face with his gauntlet hand, and his brothers killed the prince with their swords. However, none of these accounts appear in any of the contemporaneous sources, which all report that Edward died in battle. Edward's body is buried at Tewkesbury Abbey. His widow, Anne Neville, married the Duke of Gloucester, who eventually succeeded as King Richard III in

neg: To Light a Candle into a treasonous conspiracy and banished from Armethalieh Ancaladar: Dragon that bonds with Jermayan Andoreniel: King of the Elves Sandalon: Prince of the Elves (child) Ashaniel: Queen of the Elves Anigrel: Lycaelon's secretary and secret slave of the Endarkened Queen Queen Savilla: Queen of demons/Endarkened main antagonist Prince Zyperis: Prince of the Endarkened, Savilla's son and lover Redhelwar: General of the Elven army Belepheriel: One of Redhelwar's komentai (commanders), who clashes with Kellen Adaerion: Another komentai and Kellen's direct superior Kardus: The Centaur Wildmage who befriends and assists Cilarnen in finding Kellen "Lackey and Mallory combine their talents for storytelling

neg: League of Gods to sleep and reverting him back to a child. Lan Die and Leizhenzi admire the sunrise, but Shen Gong Bao takes her memories away, revealing her to be an automaton. Leizhenzi wonders why is the ship going to the middle of the ocean, and the plant answers that it is because someone else, the baby dragon prince, has controlled the ship to return to his father's palace. As the Dragon Prince sings, the Dragon King of the East Sea (Waise Lee) hears him and orders his giant octopus to bring Ne Zha and his son back to him. While in

neg: Dragon the dragon, but fragments from the "Naupactica" and from Herodorus state that he merely stole the Fleece and escaped. In Euripides's "Medea", Medea boasts that she killed the Colchian dragon herself. In the most famous retelling of the story from Apollonius of Rhodes's "Argonautica", Medea drugs the dragon to sleep, allowing Jason to steal the Fleece. Greek vase paintings show her feeding the dragon the sleeping drug in a liquid form from a "phialē", or shallow cup. In the founding myth of Thebes, Cadmus, a Phoenician prince, was instructed by Apollo to follow a heifer and found a city wherever

neg: King Gong of Chu on an expedition against the State of Xu, his three younger brothers staged a coup d'etat and killed his son Crown Prince Lu. Prince Bi, the third brother, ascended the throne (posthumous title Zi'ao), and the fourth brother Prince Zixi became the prime minister. When news of the coup reached King Ling's troops they abandoned him en masse, and in desperation King Ling killed himself. However, Prince Qiji, the fifth brother, concealed the truth about King Ling's death from Zi'ao and Zixi. Instead, he pretended to be defeated by King Ling and said the king would soon return to the

neg: Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies The Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies comprise connected fantasy novels written by Melanie Rawn. The Dragon Prince trilogy focuses on Prince Rohan of the Desert and his Sunrunner wife, Sioned, while the Dragon Star trilogy focuses on their son, Pol. The books in the Dragon Prince trilogy are "Dragon Prince", "The Star Scroll", and "Sunrunner's Fire". The books in the Dragon Star trilogy are "Stronghold", "The Dragon Token", and "Skybowl". The Dragon Prince novels take place in a world of political intrigue, Sunrunners, Sorcerers, war, and dragons. This world is known as the

neg: Ekathotsarot dead, Ekatotsarot did not appoint his second son, Prince Sri Saowabhak, "Uparaja", as expected. It was said that Ekatotsarot died of depression following the Prince Suthat incident, in 1620. Prince Sri Saowabhak succeeded to the throne anyway. Prince Chula Chakrabongse states, "the king went insane before he died in 1620. His younger son, who had killed the elder brother when their father was alive but helpless, now seized the throne." He became King Songtam, "The Pious" or "The Just", after he repented his act. Ekathotsarot Sanpet III () or Ekathotsarot (;-1620) was the King of Ayutthaya from 1605 to 1620

neg: Characters of Dragon Prince son. Gernius, who had been a member of Roelstra's barge crew, was tall with black hair, green eyes, and had facial features similar to Masul's. Before High Prince Rohan could question the man, Gernius was killed by a man pretending to be a "Merida". The debate about Masul's parentage continued, this time without evidence to gainsay the claim. That being said, Masul had murdered an itinerant Sunrunner; his life was already forfeit. After being knighted by Prince Miyon of Cunaxa, Masul challenged Pol to a duel, but Pol, being only fourteen and not yet knighted, was unable to fight. Maarken,

neg: Red Dragon (1595) 22 March, they became involved in a small fracas between Tidore and Ternate. Two Ternate galleys were rowing at best possible speed, hailing the "Red Dragon" to wait for them, being chased by seven Tidore galleys. Middleton ordered the ship to slow and find out what was going on; they found that the galley contained the King of Ternate and three Dutch merchants. The Dutch pleaded with Middleton to rescue the second vessel, which contained more of their kinsmen who would be killed by the chasing Tidore. "Red Dragon" fired at the Tidore galleys, but they maintained their course, and

neg: Prince Khosro of Imereti Chiladze was killed at the king's behest. Prince Khosro went in obscurity. He might have been the certain Khosro, whose palace in Khoni was granted by King George II to Prince Tsulukidze in a charter issued in 1570. Prince Khosro of Imereti Khosro (; died c. 1570) was a Georgian prince of the Bagrationi dynasty of the Kingdom of Imereti, who led an abortive revolt against King George II of Imereti in 1568. The 18th-century Georgian historian Prince Vakhushti makes Khosro a grandson of Prince Vakhtang of Imereti, a version followed by the latter-day scholars such as Marie-Félicité Brosset and

neg: The Merchant (fairy tale) now the lot had fallen the princess, Menechella. He went to fight the dragon, found its heads reattached themselves, but cut them all off with one blow, cut off their tongues, and threw them about the countryside, where they were too far apart. The king declared that whoever had killed the dragon would marry his daughter. A countryman gathered all the heads and claimed the prize. Cienzo wrote a letter to the princess and had his dog deliver it. The king had the dog followed back to Cienzo, who revealed that the heads that the man had brought as proof

neg: Deltora Quest 3 and servant of the Shadow Lord, Rolf is the Guardian of the East who is first encountered in the Os-Mine Hills. In series three, he is captured by Granous and saved by Lief and his companions. Proclaiming that he is a prince, he is taken into Lief's party out of pity and later on believed to have been killed by a ruby dragon, though this is false. He is the one that takes the form of a ruby dragon and destroys the companions' escort. He tries to destroy the companions when they reach Dragon's Nest, but is defeated by the

neg: The Eyes of the Dragon who killed off his most popular character to allow himself to write in other styles of fiction only to be imprisoned by a deranged fan; King saw "Misery" as a metaphor for the fact that he felt chained to writing horror fiction. Rights to "The Eyes of the Dragon" have been optioned twice, once for a film and once for a television series. Initially "The Eyes of the Dragon" was to be created as an animated film produced through the French company WAMC Entertainment. The movie would have a budget of $45 million and was expected to release in late

neg: Manuel II of Portugal were attempting to kill the King, the Prince Royal or the prime minister, João Franco. The murderers were shot on the spot by the royal bodyguard and were later recognized as members of the Portuguese Republican Party. The King was killed; Prince Luís Filipe was mortally wounded; Manuel was hit in the arm; Queen Amélie of Orleans was unharmed. It was Amélie's quick thinking that saved her youngest son. About twenty minutes later, Prince Luis Filipe died, and Manuel became King of Portugal. The young King, who had not been groomed to rule, sought to save the fragile position of

neg: Mulambwa Santulu children. His sons were kings Mubukwanu and Silumelume and his grandson was Sipopa Lutangu. His children were also Prince Namiluko Mulumbwa, Prince Imbua Mulumbwa (chief), Prince Ilukuyi, Prince Meebelo Ananganga Mulumbwa, Prince Ngela Mulumbwa, Yeta II, and Akelumbela. His daughters were Princess Kandundu ("Mulena Mukwai" of Nololo, she died in 1871), Princess Monambeza (installed as "Mulena Mukwai" of Nololo, she was killed in 1885) and Princess Katoka. Mulambwa Santulu Mulambwa Santulu was a "litunga" (king or chief) of Barotseland who ruled 1812 - 1830. Mulambwa Santulu was the third son of the king Mwanawina I, by his wife, Queen Mbuywana.

neg: Singu Min executed or dismissed those courtiers who criticized his conduct. On 6 February 1782, one of the exiled cousins, Prince of Phaungka, came back to Ava, deposed Singu and claimed himself to be king. Phaungka's reign was short. Their uncle Prince of Badon, organized a coup one week later, killed both Singu and Phaungka and became king—later known as King Bodawpaya. http://www.royalark.net/Burma/konbaun4.htm Singu Min Singu Min (, ; 10 May 1756 – 14 February 1782) was the fourth king of the Konbaung dynasty of Myanmar. The king, who came to power amid controversy, largely put an end to his father Hsinbyushin's

neg: The Magical Monarch of Mo wooden-headed man. The wood-chopper then confronts the Purple Dragon, who tries its head-biting technique again, only to get its teeth stuck in the wooden head, thus letting the wood-chopper get his own head back so he can marry a princess. Chapter Three: The Monarch meets a dog, who is a curiosity because there are no dogs in Mo. However, his majesty loses his temper and ends up kicking the dog who literally gets bent out of shape until he resumes his natural form again. Chapter Four: Prince Zingle, the oldest Prince, is upset because the King will not let him

neg: Yakou Piao-se to the Moon", "Lady General Mu Takes Command", "The Goddess Guanyin Catching Nezha", "Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King", "Goddess Marriage", "Journey to the West", "Legend of the White Snake", ghost stories in "Liaozhai", as well as others. As well as the Piao-se performances, Yakou people also perform dragon dances, lion dances and Kylin dances in the Piao-se parade. The dragon used in Yakou is the wooden dragon. At a length of 50 meters, the wooden dragon is made of many boards. Despite its length and material, the dragon can move flexibly. For the Kylin dance, Yakou people used a

neg: Coat of arms of the Prince of Wales or "Y Ddraig Goch", has been a symbol associated with Wales since the time of Cadwaladr, King of Gwynedd in the 7th century. It was not until the beginning of the House of Tudor that the Red Dragon became a royal badge of the kings of England. Henry Tudor (later King Henry VII) displayed the Dragon of Cadwaladr on his battle standard. The red dragon became an official royal badge of the sovereign (representing Wales) according to a warrant issued in 1801. The warrant at the same time also confirmed the Tudor rose as a royal badge for England, the

neg: Geirlug The King's Daughter Geirlug The King's Daughter Geirlug The King's Daughter is an Icelandic fairy tale collected in "Neuisländischen Volksmärchen". Andrew Lang included it in "The Olive Fairy Book". A king and a queen were in a garden with their baby son when a dragon carried off their son. The dragon flew on, to a neighboring kingdom, where it tried to seize a baby princess, but there the king struck it such a blow that it dropped the prince. The king saw on the blankets that this was Grethari, son of Grethari the king, but since their kingdoms were on bad terms, he

neg: World of Warcraft: Arthas: Rise of the Lich King World of Warcraft: Arthas: Rise of the Lich King Arthas: Rise of the Lich King is a Warcraft novel by Christie Golden, who is the author of multiple "Star Trek" and other Warcraft novels. The novel dealing with the progression of Arthas from Prince to the Lich King, was released on April 21, 2009. The book is set over an extended period, and has many duplicate scenes from other works, including "Tides of Darkness", "", "Day of the Dragon", "Reign of Chaos", "The Frozen Throne" and "Wrath of the Lich King". However, while the scenes themselves remain the same, they

neg: Polites (prince of Troy) Polites (prince of Troy) Polites () was the legitimate son of Priam and Hecuba. He was a prince of Troy, and brother of 49 other children, including 12 daughters. He was killed by Neoptolemus (Pyrrhus), son of Achilles, who then killed his father. Polites was born to Priam, King of Troy, and Hecuba, his wife. He lived in Troy during his youth, was crowned prince of Troy, and was styled "his royal Majesty". During his youth, Polites witnessed the Trojan War and was a supporting character in the Iliad. During the passage of the Trojan Horse in the Trojan War,

neg: Saint George and the Dragon thousand men including the king of Silene converted to Christianity. George then killed the dragon, beheading it with his sword, and the body was carted out of the city on four ox-carts. The king built a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint George on the site where the dragon died and a spring flowed from its altar with water that cured all disease. Only the Latin version involves the saint striking the dragon with the spear, before killing it with the sword. The "Golden Legend" narrative is the main source of the story of Saint George and the

neg: Asadi Tusi visits Zābulistān and challenges the young Garshāsp to slay a dragon. Equipped with an antidote to dragon poison and armed with special weapons, Garshāsp kills the monster. Impressed with the child's prowess, Zahhāk sends Garshāsp to India, where the king (a vassal of Zahhāk's) has been replaced by the rebel prince Bahu (who does not acknowledge Zahhāk's rule). Garshāsp defeats the rebel and remains in India to observe its marvels and engage in philosophical discourse. He then goes to Sarandib (Ceylon), where he sees the footprint of the Buddha (in Muslim sources, identified with the footprint of Adam). Asadi then

neg: Queen Komal of Nepal a result of the palace shooting and spent four weeks recovering in hospital. She was educated at St Mary's School, Jawalakhel, St Helen's Convent, Kurseong, India and Kalanidhi Sangeet Mahavidhyalaya, Kathmandu. As a result of the massacre, Komal's husband Gyanendra succeeded to the throne following the deaths of King Birendra, Crown Prince Dipendra (who had briefly succeeded him), and Prince Nirajan. Komal thus became Queen of Nepal. Komal's younger sister Prekshya also married into the Shah dynasty marrying Gyanendra and Birendra's brother Prince Dhirendra who was killed in the palace massacre. They divorced in 1991. Princess Prekshya was killed in

neg: King's Field (video game) way through the catacombs, Forester meets the elf Miria, who warns that Verdite's king Reinhardt III has gained a dark power. Descending deeper into the catacombs, Forester learns that Reinhardt poisoned his brother, who has been resurrected by the dark power, and that his father was killed defeating Reinhardt III's black knight guardian. Retrieving his father's hereditary Dragon Sword and killing the dark wizard creating the monsters, he again meets Miria and her master the dragon god Guyra, who grant him the power to kill Reinhardt III and seal the "door of darkness", a portal opened by the cursed line

neg: Wicked fairy godmother old and feeble to wield a sword when he can finally free Aurora. When the good fairies help him escape, Maleficent takes over the entire palace and later transforms into a giant black dragon to do battle with the hero. Prince Phillip defeats the villainess with his Sword of Truth, killing her by throwing the sword as if it were a spear at the dragon. All that is left of Maleficent is her robe. In the 2014 film "Maleficent", the new version of Maleficent is a tragic villain who curses Aurora in order to exact revenge against King Stefan (Aurora's

neg: Prince Nezha's Triumph Against Dragon King walk and talk, and is taken on as a student of the immortal Taiyi Zhenren. The Dragon Kings of the Four Seas, tired of being peaceful, have become cruel and destructive, plaguing China with destructive storms and a drought. The people beg for rain, but the East Sea Dragon King Ao Guang ignores them, telling the yaksha Ye Sha to go and find children for him to eat. Ye Sha captures one of Nezha's friends as he is bathing by the ocean, and Nezha confronts him, injuring him badly. Ao Guang sends his third son, Ao Bing, next. Ao Bing

neg: Salm (Shahnameh) forces against him and eventually murder the young prince. Years later Iraj’s grandson Manuchehr avenges his grandfather’s death by killing both Salm and Tur. Salm (Shahnameh) Salm () is a character in the Persian epic Shahnameh. He is the oldest son of legendary hero and king Fereydun. It is believed that his name was given to him by his father, after Salm chooses to seek safety and run instead of fighting the dragon that had attacked him and his brothers (the dragon was Fereydun himself who had disguised himself to test his sons). When Fereydun decides to divide his kingdom

neg: Queen Gongwon In 1315 she gave birth to her first son, prince Wang Jeong. In 1330, she gave birth to her second son, prince Wang Gi. King Chungsuk, who was allowed to return to Goryeo in 1325, passed the throne to King Chunghye in 1330 but was reinstated after two years because King Chunghye was deposed by Yuan. She was in a confrontation with Shin Don and frequently made remarks about the radical reform policies of Gongmin. In particular, when she saw Gongmin killing several servants who were obstacles to the reform policy she reprove him. When Shin Don was killed relationship

neg: Chatan Chōai who was the second son of King Shō Eki, became his adopted son and inherited his title. The name "Prince Chatan" appeared in an Okinawan folktale: . In this foltale, Prince Chatan was good at playing "go", he killed , a Vajrayana Buddhist monk, and was cursed, all his sons died young.The prototype of "Prince Chatan" is unclear. Some scholars considered him as Chatan Chōai, others considered him as Chatan Chōki, the adopted son of Chōai. Chatan Chōai , also known by his Chinese style name , was a prince of Ryukyu Kingdom. Chatan was the fourth son of King

neg: Munmu of Silla the Prince have my crown before he has my coffin. Cremate my remains and scatter the ashes in the sea where the whales live. I will become a dragon and thwart foreign invasion." King Sinmun did as his father asked, and scattered his ashes over Daewangam (the Rock of the Great King), a small rocky islet a hundred metres or so off the Korean coast. Moreover, King Sinmun built the Gomun Temple (the Temple of Appreciated Blessing) and dedicated it to his father, he built a waterway for the sea dragon to come to and from the sea and land,

neg: The Water of Life (German fairy tale) his youngest son secretly killed (as punishment). He sent a huntsman with him into the woods, but the huntsman was unable to bring himself to kill him and confessed the deed to the prince. The prince and the huntsman swapped clothes and the prince fled. Treasure arrived, from the three kingdoms the youngest prince had saved, and the king wondered about his guilt and regretted having his son killed. The huntsman confessed that he had not killed him, and so the king issued a proclamation that he could freely return. The princess in the castle had made a golden road

neg: Promise of the Witch King would have promptly been killed but for Jarlaxle, who tosses a dimensional hole concealed in his hat at the dwarf. Athrogate becomes imprisoned in a void and agrees to obey Jarlaxle in return for his freedom. The five remaining companions venture into the heart of the castle, where they are met by a powerful dracolich who served as a minion for Zhengyi. Seemingly unstoppable, the dracolich gives the heroes a hellacious fight, but is finally defeated when Entreri's enchanted dragon statue spews dragon flame upon it. Jarlaxle, never one to pass up powerful magic, quickly salvages the soul of the

neg: Iron Fist (comics) and Cage, who was raised poor. Power Man and Iron Fist's partnership ends with Rand contracting cancer and being kidnapped as part of a plot masterminded by Master Khan. Just prior to a battle with the Black Dragon Chiantang (the brother of the mythical Dragon King), Danny is replaced by a doppelgänger created by the extra-dimensional H'ylthri. The double (who wears a red variant of the Iron Fist costume) is killed by Captain Hero a short time later. Cage, now the prime suspect in Rand's apparent death, becomes a fugitive. While in stasis in K'un-L'un with the H'ylthri, Iron Fist

neg: Korean shamanism who sealed her in a stone coffin and casted it in a pond, but she was rescued by a Dragon King sent by the Heavenly King, and ascended to the western sky becoming the goddess of healing waters. Names of the goddess in other local traditions "Pali Kongju" and "Kongsim". In the tradition of Jeju Island, where there are more male "baksu" than female "mudang", the myth tells of a prince as the ancestor of all shamans. Dangun is traditionally considered to be the son of "Hwanin", the "Heavenly King", and founder of the Korean nation. This myth is reputed

neg: How to Train Your Dragon who they are and the Wodensfang is asleep from a poison dart. Once Hiccup reaches Tomorrow, he is captured by the Dragon Guardians of Tomorrow who attempt to kill by performing Death by Airy Oblivion, but halfway up realize that they have made a mistake and Hiccup should not be killed, and so drop him in the swamp. Hiccup crawls out of the swamp and enters Grimbeard the Ghastly's castle just as Alvin is about to be crowned king by the Druid Guardian. At this point, Hiccup regains his memory and gives a speech convincing the Druid Guardian to crown

neg: The Practical Princess and other Liberating Fairy Tales the dragon is killed when the gunpowder ignites inside of it. News of Bedelia's defeat of a dragon brings her the unwanted attentions of Lord Garp, who rules the kingdom of Istven, (Arapathia's neighbor to the north), who comes with a procession of a century of courtiers, and many gifts, to ask King Ludwig for Princess Bedelia's hand in marriage. Repulsed by the old, ugly & greedy Lord Garp, but looking to avert a possible war, Bedelia invokes an old custom of a princess setting tasks to would-be suitors (ala Princess Kaguya), and gives him an impossible task, (hoping that