Chinese dragon evidence of ancient Satan worship in China

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Yep, just like the Sumerians, Mayans, Egyptians, etc.- paying homage to the fake gods that were walking the Earth thousands of years ago. Now, they don't have the courage to do that so they hide behind the scenes as they try to destroy humanity.

Asia used to be very Christian. At some point they were conquered.

u people are retarded. The Dragon is the symbol of Wales. Are u saying they are satanic? Some say Harold Godwinson bore the Dragon of wessex on his banner at the battle of Hastings. he was clearly a Christian.

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CHAPTER - ADAM AND THE CHURCH IN CHINA
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I think the flag of Wales comes from the coat of arms of the Merovingian bloodline bottom right corner.
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They are Order of the Garter, Templar Knights of the Crown Temple.

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Raised by Owain Glyndŵr as his battle flag, on Twt hill overlooking Caernarfon Castle on 2 November 1401. Possibly Glyndŵr was making an �Heraldic Challenge� to English rule before the gates of a castle which more than any other represented the conquest of Wales. Caernarfon Castle with its walls based on those of Constantinople was Edward I�s monument to the final conquest of Wales in 1282. At time of building the castle the English faked discovery of King Arthur�s bones to further disillusion the Welsh and of course Edward had in this conquest stolen the Royal treasures of Gwynedd which included �Coron Arthur� (Arthur's crown). Further pertinent to Glyndŵr and the Welsh was fact that the �Golden Dragon� banner was originally the flag of Uther Pendragon, Arthur�s father and since this time had become the banner also associated with �Meibion Darogan� (Son�s of Prophecy) which Glyndŵr became recognised as. Last but not least, Owain Gwynedd a founder prince of Gwynedd was also referred to in �Heraldic poetry� with �Golden Dragons�, Glyndŵr no doubt was seeking association with this fact too.
G.Gruffydd, 2 March 2004

It was originally carried by Owain IV of Wales aka Owain Glyn Dwr and was raised at Caernarfon Castle in 1500 (I think). It was originally the standard of Uther Pendragon and as the father of Arthur it was adopted as the standard of Mab Doragan or the "prophetical son" who would liberate the Britons!
James Frankcom, 18 May 2007

[Glyndwr's banner] image located by James Frankcom, 17 May 2007
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Raised by Owain Glyndŵr as his battle flag, on Twt hill overlooking Caernarfon Castle on 2 November 1401. Possibly Glyndŵr was making an �Heraldic Challenge� to English rule before the gates of a castle which more than any other represented the conquest of Wales. Caernarfon Castle with its walls based on those of Constantinople was Edward I�s monument to the final conquest of Wales in 1282. At time of building the castle the English faked discovery of King Arthur�s bones to further disillusion the Welsh and of course Edward had in this conquest stolen the Royal treasures of Gwynedd which included �Coron Arthur� (Arthur's crown). Further pertinent to Glyndŵr and the Welsh was fact that the �Golden Dragon� banner was originally the flag of Uther Pendragon, Arthur�s father and since this time had become the banner also associated with �Meibion Darogan� (Son�s of Prophecy) which Glyndŵr became recognised as. Last but not least, Owain Gwynedd a founder prince of Gwynedd was also referred to in �Heraldic poetry� with �Golden Dragons�, Glyndŵr no doubt was seeking association with this fact too.
G.Gruffydd, 2 March 2004

It was originally carried by Owain IV of Wales aka Owain Glyn Dwr and was raised at Caernarfon Castle in 1500 (I think). It was originally the standard of Uther Pendragon and as the father of Arthur it was adopted as the standard of Mab Doragan or the "prophetical son" who would liberate the Britons!
James Frankcom, 18 May 2007

I think you're wrong, the dragon is not worshiped it is feared.
Dragons back in ancient times were kind of huge wild dogs bigger than St Bernards and the fire breathing myth came from their toxic rancid bad breath.

Yes because a person going into battle with a big dragon on his banner, is clearly Christian.

The chinese dragon is basically a giant serpent that flies in the sky but also has 4 legs.

It has it's own dragon ball pearl that it plays with.

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Do you people even study what you spout? Oh yes, your YouTube sources that do not even document Chinese fact. It's all zealot BS. Why is it Christianity, in particular, demonizes anything that it doesn't understand or feels is a threat?

Do you believe your god so impotent as to not speak for himself???? Did he not lay down over 600 laws to the Jews? (Only ten of which, btw, made it into your Bible...)

I am pasting portions of my essay, as it covers actual fact. Bash it if you want, but it is the truth you hate spouting Judas to humanity. God is supposed to be about love, not hate. Clearly we are not worshiping the same deity.

Oh and to the "Anonymous Coward" person with the apt username, China's beliefs in dragons did NOT come from the Asiatic countries. They were shaped, but the Asias have always been reclusive and remained so until the 1800s.

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It is with the utmost sincerity that I wish beyond wish and hope beyond hope to be bestowed with the ultimate form of awesome—a pet dragon. Dragons are simply the most beautifully amazing creatures (along with faeries) that surpass all levels of paragon paradigm, for this magnum opus of beauty, grace, and style would not only be awe inspiring eye candy, but would lay waste and siege at my command. Be ye wary o black castle of darkest obsidian glass in Pittsburgh for thou art mine!!! With Nerf guns and ballista, mine dragon shall SMITE THEE! For ever more shall those who make themselves mine enemies tremble before my dragon’s might! I shall love thee as no woman has ever loved a dragon and you shall feast upon many pathetic and paltry humans with much ketchup and mustard and crunchy bone goodness!

The amazing grace and sleek style of the dragon cannot be ignored; from ancient Jewish, Persian and Grecian mythologies to the more modern Slavic, European and tales from India, dragons have no equal. Nor can they be contained to a specific archetype: appearing as the evil villains throughout Anglo mythologies. Even within the tablets of The Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the earliest known writings, the dread Babylonian chaos dragon Tiamat; the goodly heroes, such as the Japanese dragon goddess of rain Zennyo Ryuo, who’s name is symbolized by character for Zen; and indifferent elements of animal or nature such as the four Chinese Dragon Kings, who represent not only the four seas surrounding China (the East China Sea, the South China Sea, the West Sea or Indian Ocean, and the North Sea that is thought to be Lake Biakal). Moreover, dragons’ adroit movements have been coined within the Asiatic martial arts style. Whereas the tiger style of fighting relies of brute strength of arm and memorization of techniques, the dragon style relies on the understanding of human movement so the fighter’s movements become fluid and the style more of improvisation and diversity than of strict study and adherence to execution.

To a dragon most modern buildings, particularly skyscrapers that rely on glass as a primary construction tool, would be all too easy to turn into rubble. Dragons such as the magnificent Scandinavian Fafnir and majestic Jormungand would be completely unimpressed, and quite possibly offended by such ridiculous things, these man-made towers of wonder would crumble to insta-dust while Nordic ‘tearer of corpses’ Nidhogg would likely devour them just as he eats the roots of the World Tree Yggdrasil to bring about the destruction of the universe. Worse still, the fire dragon Beowulf battled would rend asunder buildings with little or no thought. Given that dragons are attributed with making highly combustible and flammable hydrocarbons (a compound solely made of hydrogen and carbon) within their stomachs as part of their digestive process, these creatures become even more formidable than they were with only their razor sharp teeth and claws. Human beings would pose less of a threat than the glass and steel bowers we are so fond of creating. What puny mortal can stand face-to-face against colossal diadem of the crimson Welsh powerhouse Y Ddraig Goch with fangs like butcher knives and talons like spears? It is too easy to see how dragons were modeled into martial arts styles and how mortals might love and worship them.


.....Anonymous Coward, you're a jackass.

Whoops, post edit because it needs it. Egyptian mythos did shape Asiatic mythologies (and mythologies from around the world). Considering that Mesopotamia was the 'cradle of civilization', how could it not? Africa the birth place of humanity. So on and so forth.

Shaping mythologies, adding to the pot (as it were) is not the same as creation. Even Native Americans (who did not as far as we know, interact with Africans until they were brought to this country as slaves) had dragons.

GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT YOU BIBLE THUMPING HYPOCRITE. In fact, before you spout religion, go read the Bible. I'll even match you verse for verse. We'll go King James if that's alright with you, but if not, we can do other versions.



P.S. A dear friend of mine happens to be a Mason. The Masons use the Welsh red dragon Y Ddraig Goch, who is a symbol of King Arthur's victory over the pagan Celtic kings. Thusly, the red is a symbol of CHRISTIANITY PREVAILING over pagans.

Incidentally, I've been wondering why the Bible says "Thou shalt not murder" (King James edition: Exodus 20:13 --and it is accepted that the word 'kill' was poorly translated from 'murder') when:

* "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live" (King James: Exodus 22:18).
* God kills 70,000 people to punish King David for ordering a census of his people (King James: 1 Chronicles 21:9-14)
* God orders the destruction of 60 cities so the Israelites can live there (King James: Deuteronomy 3:1-7)
* God kills the prophets of Baal to show his might to Elijah and followers during the nightly sacrifice (King James: Kings 18:36-40)

...Hmmm, maybe you're just following in the footsteps of blood, destruction and intolerance. And you call dragons evil????? You've got a very interesting definition of the word my friend. And yes, I could go on with examples, quite easily... your religion is covered in the blood of the innocent. From the beginnings of Cain and Abel to the medieval 'witch' trials to every war against the 'pagans' and 'heathens' and people that don't fit your narrow minded view of the world....

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If not for 784451's comment I might have fallen a little for this, I was starting to, but then I remembered that in the Bible the lion is both used to symbolize Satan and Christ, using it's two aspects, one it's dominance (Jesus), the other, it's boldness in announcing its power ability by roaring (Satan). The contrast: Jesus is humble though he's on top of all, but Satan boasts with his power (and announces he's a destroyer).

The snake too is used that way, the golden serpent Moses used, a foretelling symbol of Christ on the cross, and of course used, because of the Garden of Eve incident, to represent Satan and "false" (false is sort of figure of speech) religious teachers too.

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Just remembered (the page froze though and I had to go to the bathroom) the fight between the snake of Moses and the one of the Egyptian wizards.

OP PLEASE gtfo and oh and im pretty sure the myth of chinese dragon is thousands of years older than you catholic made bible so..yea..

Didn't realize Dragons were a religion. Nice find OP! Time to fix my tin foil hat.

Dragons are dragons.
Interesting that the word for them is so similar in many languages;
naithir Gaelic
(n)adder English
nashash Hebrew
naga Sanskrit
Annunaki, Naki, etc.
If any culture is Annunaki it's China.

Dragons are spiritual entities!
We have dragon worship in Japan too.
Nothing wrong with it!
As a matter of fact dragon is powerful, heals people and can get u money.

Thats dragons power. That is why people worship them!

chinese dragon has 4 fingers.
Japanese dragon has 3 fingers.
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Basically dragons are inbetween spirits between physical reality and God reality. God reality not in the sense of christian point of sense.

Wrong. Oriental Dragons originally came from China. As it move from Korea to Japan it lost a finger.

Chinese dragon = 5 fingers
Korean = 4
Japanese = 3

Chinese are descendents of the Annunaki. Remember the fucker who had an alien encounter in Canada? He found a hair strand and they ran a DNA test on it.

It shows that the hair belong to a RARE Chinese breed.

Remember the Moon EBE? Looked Asian to me.

The Annunaki aren't Satan. The Reptilians are. The Annuinaki are trying to save us.

The Pearl represents the planet Earth.


Go figure. Now you know who is the Master of this domain.

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