They tested Dae Chun and concluded that he was certainly the reincarnation of a high ranking priest. Dae Chun’s father quickly spirited his son home.ĭays later, a convoy of priests from the central Zorastrian Temple in Jinan Province arrived at their small cabin. He quoted passages aloud by heart and the stunned crowd believed him, stood and stoned the priest to death. His father was so astounded, that he vowed he would find a way, and eventually did, borrowing two weeks advanced pay from the nobleman for whom he worked.Īt the festival, Dae Chun and his father sat in on the sermon, along with a large crowd of illiterate peasants, and when it was concluded, Dae Chun stood up and decried the priest as a liar and heretic. When his father explained they could not afford entry to the festival, Dae Chun pleaded that he must go, and revealed his word for word knowledge of The Avesta. On his thirteenth birthday, Dae Chun begged his father to bring him to a local festival where a sermon was to be preached by a Zoroastrian priest.

There in those pages he spent his time each day, living his life through the sacred poetry that revealed to him the great cosmic order, the laws of justice, the shifting forces of good and evil, and the names of The Bounteous Immortals. He opened the book, and much to his surprise and delight, he could miraculously read and understand every word. He was nervous, for this book was the family’s most expensive possession, and someone might see him with it and steal it. One day, Dae Chun pulled his father’s worn copy of The Avesta from its hiding place to look at the beautiful pictures he’d glimpsed therein. As the parents were of strong Zoroastrian faith, believers in Heaven and Hell, Everlasting Life and Resurrection, Dae Chun was not allowed to enter the local Buddhist temple or attend school.Īnd so, while his parents went to work each day on the farm of a landed noble, Dae Chun, who was far too fragile to work, was left alone. Somehow, the child survived and grew to young adulthood. As an infant, he was so pale, fragile and prone to illness, that his father actually prepared his grave on more than one occasion.

Ironically, it was told by a wandering Hermit to the members of the high council of noble Wu-Tang Clan, and it reveals the evil nature of their darkest foe and his followers.ĭae Chun was born during a time of rampant famine and plague to poor parents with little hope of survival themselves. Solution home Nine Dragons Awaken The War of Nine Dragons Emperor HeavenlyĪ tragic story of a young man named Dae Chun, born a peasant in a small village in the shadow of Mount Yanmo, and grown to conquer half The Land.

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