Mythological Creature #10
PHOENIX
Phoenix is a legend bird that resembles an eagle but has a red color like a fire that flies in space. The so-called Phoenix comes from the sun. Phoenix is a mythological bird of fire from ancient Egypt where it is described as a bird that died by fire and was reborn from fire. Usually described as having gold and red feathers.
The phenix is said to live for 500 or 1461 years. After living that long, the Pheniks burned themselves. After that, from the ashes, a young Phenick bird appeared. The bird life cycle Such a phenomenon (rennarnation), rises again after death, then emerges as a new figure. The phenomenon is a symbol of immortality, the symbol of the life cycle after death, and the symbol of the resurrection of the body after death.
In the book of the Book of the Dead of Ancient Egypt, a religious text written in 2000 BC, the Phoenix states: "I am the keeper of the Fate Note, the book of things that have happened and will happen." The phenomenon became a sacred symbol of worship of the Sun God in Heliopolis, Egypt. Bird Pheniks symbol of the Sun God, Ra.
In Chinese culture, Phoenix is better known as Fenghuang, and in Japan, Phoenix is called ho-o or fushico. Chinese Phoenix, Fenghuang, is considered to have a chicken beak, a snake's neck, a goose's chest, the back of a turtle, hind legs, and a fish tail. In China, Fenghuang is a superficial myth like a Phoenix bird and is a second legendary creature that is revered after a dragon.
Is Phoenix Still There Until Now ?
Not many of the apparitions of the Phoenix are written in history, but there are two ancient records of first-hand sightings of the Phoenix: one by Pliny, who saw one exhibited in the Roman Forum during the reign of Emperor Claudius; another with Clemont who witnessed it in the first century CE.
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