Dragon-Phoenix Sword
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Dragon-Phoenix Sword a major weapon featured within the famed ancient Chinese novel Investiture of the Gods.
The Dragon-Phoenix Sword is the legendary blade wielded by King Zi Shou of Zhou. Early on within the novel, King Zhou of Shang
would bestow this blade upon both the Chao Twins
as the weapon to effectively enforce their king's desires. After the Chao Twins failed to wield this weapon at a proper state, they personally gave it to Huang Feihu
as a gift. Thus, Huang would use this blade to supposedly put an end to the Fang Brothers
. Following this point, the Dragon-Phoenix Sword would not be mentioned at any specific intervals.
The Dragon-Phoenix Sword is the legendary blade wielded by King Zi Shou of Zhou. Early on within the novel, King Zhou of Shang
King Zhou of Shang
Emperor Xin of Shang was the last king of the Shang Dynasty. He was later given the pejorative posthumous name Zhòu . He is also called Zhou Xin or King Zhou . He may also be referred to by adding "Shang" in front of any of his names...
would bestow this blade upon both the Chao Twins
Chao Twins
Chao Twins may refer to:*Chao Tian, character in Fengshen Yanyi*Chao Lei, character in Fengshen Yanyi...
as the weapon to effectively enforce their king's desires. After the Chao Twins failed to wield this weapon at a proper state, they personally gave it to Huang Feihu
Huang Feihu
Huang Feihu is a fictional character in the Chinese epic fantasy novel Fengshen Bang. Originally known as Prince Wucheng of the Shang Dynasty, he defects to Xiqi , a vassal state under Shang, after the tyrannical King Zhou of Shang caused the death of his wife...
as a gift. Thus, Huang would use this blade to supposedly put an end to the Fang Brothers
The Fang Brothers
The Fang Brothers, Fang Da and Fang Er, are two palace guards under Shang Dynasty featured within the famed ancient Chinese novel Investiture of the Gods ....
. Following this point, the Dragon-Phoenix Sword would not be mentioned at any specific intervals.