One figure in this mythological tradition cuts a leg off a tortoise to alleviate problems caused by a water deity's angered head smash of a pillar. In another story from this tradition, the clothes of seven fairies are hidden away by a mischievous cowherd. One of the Three Pure Ones in this tradition passes 3200 trials each lasting 3 million years,
One figure in this mythological tradition cuts a leg off a tortoise to alleviate problems caused by a water deity's angered head smash of a pillar. In another story from this tradition, the clothes of seven fairies are hidden away by a mischievous cowherd. One of the Three Pure Ones in this tradition passes 3200 trials each lasting 3 million years, and a female deity in this myth system lives on the moon with a rabbit and is the consort of an archer deity who shot down nine of the ten suns. Featuring Eight Immortals, Pangu, the Jade Emperor, and an insufferable monkey, for 10 points, name this mythological tradition first codified during the Han dynasty.
One figure in this mythological tradition cuts a leg off a tortoise to alleviate problems caused by a water deity's angered head smash of a pillar.
{Chinese mythology} [or equivalents as long as they include a form of {China}], accept {Taoism} or {Daoism}