冊 II · 西行・1592年頃
西遊記 妖怪と難
西遊記
原作の冊は八十一難を数えます。ここの索引は、名前が残る障害の回だけを扱っています——探されるのは大抵「どの妖で、どの法宝で、誰が回収に来たか」です。下に名前の出る人物は全員が冊葉を持ち、水墨の肖像、回目順の大事記、最期までつながります。
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取経一行 取經人物
| # | 陣営 | 姓名 | 称号 | 職掌・座次 | この葉に書いたこと |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 一行 | 孙悟空 Sun Wukong | 美猴王 Handsome Monkey King | 齐天大圣 | Born from stone, self-taught in death, and the only creature in the book who ever made heaven renegotiate. |
| 2 | 一行 | 唐僧 Tang Sanzang | 唐三藏 Tripitaka of the Tang | 旃檀功德佛 | The only pilgrim with no powers, who nevertheless is the one who decides when the story may end. |
| 3 | 一行 | 猪八戒 Zhu Bajie | 猪刚鬣 Pig Ganglie | 天蓬元帥 | A decorated general of heaven demoted into a pig's body, who complains about the mission on every road and finishes it anyway. |
| 4 | 一行 | 沙和尚 Sha Wujing | 沙悟净 Sha the Purified | 卷帘大將 | The ex-general who lost his rank over a broken cup, and who has carried the luggage ever since without ever being asked what he thinks. |
| 5 | 一行 | 白龍馬 White Dragon Horse | 敖烈 Ao Lie of the West Sea | 西海龍子 | A dragon prince sentenced to death for burning one jewel, saved by Guanyin, and spent for fourteen years as luggage. |
| 6 | 天界 | 观世音菩萨 Guanyin | 观世音 She Who Hears the World's Cries | 南海落伽山 | The one who designs the expedition, and then has to be woken up, uncombed and half-dressed, more often than anyone else in the book. |
| 7 | 天界 | 如来佛祖 Sakyamuni Buddha | 释迦摩尼 Sakyamuni of the West | 靈山雷音 | He puts a monkey under a mountain with his hand closed, and gives the scriptures without writing them out with the other. |
| 8 | 天界 | 太上老君 Taishang Laojun | 道祖 The Patriarch of the Way | 離恨天兜率宮 | The Taoist patriarch whose scrapes are the journey's backbone: the monkey was cooked in his furnace, and everything that ever disarmed Wukong came out of his house. |
| 9 | 天界 | 玉皇大帝 Jade Emperor | 大天尊 Great Celestial Worthy | 天庭靈霄殿 | The administrator of everything, whose authority in the novel rests on having suffered more patiently than anyone else. |
| 10 | 天界 | 二郎神 Erlang Shen | 显圣真君 The Manifest True Lord | 灌江口 | The only fighter the novel lets beat Wukong one-on-one, and he does it before the journey is even assigned — then shows up again decades later as a favour. |
| 11 | 天界 | 李靖 Li Jing | 托塔天王 Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King | 天庭大元帥 | Heaven's general, who has to come down personally to collect a debt raised at the Buddha's assembly — from a rat he once agreed to call his daughter. |
| 12 | 天界 | 哪吒 Nezha | 三太子 The Third Prince | 中壇元帥 | The prince who cut his own flesh to settle a debt with his father, and whose second career is being the one who beheads monsters at the joint. |
| 13 | 天界 | 太白金星 Taibai Jinxing | 長庚星 The Long-Light Star | 天庭天使 | The old star who talked heaven into giving a rebel a job twice, and who is the one person in the book Wukong addresses as a friend. |
| 14 | 天界 | 镇元大仙 Zhenyuan Daxian | 與世同君 Co-equal With Heaven | 五莊觀 | An immortal so old that heaven's register lists him as a peer rather than a subject, who takes a whole pilgrimage party into one sleeve without a fight. |
| 15 | 天界 | 唐太宗 Emperor Taizong | 文皇帝 The Civil Emperor | 貞觀天子 | The emperor who starts the whole journey because he died for a night, lost an argument in the underworld, and came back owing a favour to the dead. |
| 16 | 天界 | 魏征 Wei Zheng | 人曹官 Director of Human Affairs | 大唐宰相 | The minister who beheads a dragon king without leaving his chair, in the middle of a game of chess, while the emperor is losing on purpose. |
| 17 | 天界 | 灵吉菩萨 Lingji Pusa | 靈吉 The Spirit of Effective Blessing | 須彌山 | The bodhisattva whose whole job is to keep one thing locked up, and who has already had to come back twice for the same escape. |
| 18 | 天界 | 文殊菩萨 Manjusri | 法王子 Dharma Prince | 五台山 | The bodhisattva of wisdom, whose lion was loosed on a king on the Buddha's account, and who arrives to collect it in the middle of a funeral. |
| 19 | 天界 | 弥勒佛 Maitreya | 東來佛祖 The Buddha Who Comes From the East | 當來下生 | The future Buddha, whose bell-ringer sat in his seat for five hundred years and called himself Little Western Heaven. |
| 20 | 天界 | 毗蓝婆菩萨 Pilanpo Pusa | 紫雲山千花洞 The Lady of the Thousand Flowers Cave | 日宮所炼 | The bodhisattva nobody had heard of, who kills the invincible centipede with a needle and asks for nothing but two gatekeepers. |
| 21 | 天界 | 太乙救苦天尊 Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun | 東極天尊 The Saviour from Every Painful Depth | 青華宮 | The deliverer of the suffering, whose own lion spent three years as the grandfather-demon of a whole mountain range. |
| 22 | 天界 | 太阴星君 Lady of the Moon | 月府 Mistress of the Moon Palace | 廣寒清虛府 | The keeper of the moon, whose rabbit came down to settle a grudge over a servant's blow and very nearly married the monk. |
| 23 | 妖魔 | 黑熊精 Black Bear Spirit | 黑风大王 Black Wind Demon King | 黑風山黑風洞 | He steals the cassock out of love for it, holds a literary banquet to show it off, and is the one demon the book lets hire itself. |
| 24 | 妖魔 | 黄风怪 Yellow Wind Monster | 黄风大王 Yellow Wind Demon King | 黃風嶺黃風洞 | A marten that got too close to the Buddha's sermons, and the only creature on the road who hurts Wukong by blowing at him. |
| 25 | 妖魔 | 白骨精 White Bone Demon | 白骨夫人 Lady White Bone | 白虎嶺屍魔 | She never fights anybody. She is already a skeleton, and in three costumes she gets the monk to write out the expulsion of the only one of them who can see her. |
| 26 | 妖魔 | 黄袍怪 Yellow Robe Monster | 奎木狼 Kui, the Wood Wolf | 碗子山波月洞 | A star of the twenty-eight mansions who came down over an incense-maiden and stayed thirteen years; the end of it starts when his wife asks to hold the pearl. |
| 27 | 妖魔 | 金角大王 Golden Horn King | 金角大王 The Elder Horn King | 平頂山蓮花洞 | A Taoist patriarch's errand-boy who spent a chapter as the crowned elder of a cave with real rank and real invitations, and was sealed into the property he was set to watch. |
| 28 | 妖魔 | 九尾狐狸 Nine-Tailed Vixen | 九尾狐 The Nine-Tailed Fox | 壓龍洞狐母 | She is a demon's mother on paper only: fetched out of her cave by an invitation to eat the monk, and spent for an afternoon as a suit of clothes. |
| 29 | 妖魔 | 银角大王 Silver Horn King | 銀角大王 The Younger Horn King | 平頂山蓮花洞 | He does the work of the episode: three mountains on a monkey's shoulders, a gourd that runs on courtesy, and a defeat delivered by being drunk and careless. |
| 30 | 妖魔 | 青毛狮子怪 Blue-Furred Lion | 青毛獅子 The Blue-Maned Lion | 假烏雞王 | He sits three years on a foreign throne wearing a dead man, with no weapon and no plan, over an accounting of three days that somebody owed a buddha. |
| 31 | 妖魔 | 红孩儿 Red Boy | 圣婴大王 The Holy Infant King | 號山火雲洞 | Small enough to be tied to a tree and left for charity, he is the demon who beats Wukong with smoke, and he is taken by being asked to sit down on blades. |
| 32 | 妖魔 | 鼍龙 Tuo Long | 鼉龍 Crocodile Dragon, Nephew of the West Sea | 黑水河神府 | The only demon on the road who is somebody's relation: son of the dragon whose beheading started the journey, collected by his own uncle's house. |
| 33 | 妖魔 | 车迟国三仙 Three Immortals of Chechi | 車遲國三仙 The Three Immortals of Chechi | 車遲國師 | Three drought-year weather men who ran a kingdom for twenty years and lost it in one afternoon of contests they kept agreeing to. |
| 34 | 妖魔 | 灵感大王 Inspiration King | 靈感大王 The Inspiration King | 通天河水府 | He bought a village's children with good weather and turned out to be a pet that had floated up to listen too much. |
| 35 | 妖魔 | 独角兕大王 Lone-Horned Ox Demon | 獨角兕大王 Great King of the Single-Horned Si | 金兜山金兜洞 | He beat the whole pantheon without ever winning a fight: everything thrown at him was picked up by a ring he wore to bed. |
| 36 | 妖魔 | 如意真仙 Ruyi Zhenxian | 解陽山如意真仙 Ruyi Zhenxian of Jieyang Mountain | 解陽山落胎泉 | A rent-seeker, not a man-eater: he fenced in the one spring in the Women's Kingdom that undoes a pregnancy, and charged pilgrims for a bowl. |
| 37 | 妖魔 | 蝎子精 Scorpion Spirit | 蝎子精 The Scorpion Spirit | 毒敵山琵琶洞 | The novel gives her one credential and it is not strength: she stung the Buddha's finger, and heaven's answer to her is a bird. |
| 38 | 妖魔 | 六耳猕猴 Six-Eared Macaque | 六耳獼猴 The Six-Eared Macaque | 假齊天大聖 | The one demon on the road who wanted the scripture rather than the monk's flesh, and who could only be told apart by someone who had heard both preach. |
| 39 | 妖魔 | 牛魔王 Bull Demon King | 大力王 The Great Power King | 大力牛魔王 | The last surviving friend from the monkey's free-and-easy days, met again after half a book, and the only demon heaven mobilises twice for. |
| 40 | 妖魔 | 玉面公主 Jade-Faced Princess | 玉面公主 The Jade-Faced Princess | 積雷山摩雲洞 | The richest woman in the book buys a famous husband with a dowry, keeps him two years, and is the first thing he loses. |
| 41 | 妖魔 | 铁扇公主 Princess Iron Fan | 羅剎女 The Rakshasi Lady | 翠雲山芭蕉洞 | She can put out a mountain fire or put a monkey clean out of the country, and the novel's complaint against her is only that she will not lend the one. |
| 42 | 妖魔 | 九头虫 Nine-Headed Worm | 九头驸马 The Nine-Headed Son-in-Law | 亂石山碧波潭 | He robbed a Buddha's relic to light the roof of a cave, and he is the one major demon the book lets walk away: eight heads, flying north. |
| 43 | 妖魔 | 黄眉大王 Yellow-Brow Great Demon | 黃眉大王 The Yellow-Brow Great King | 小雷音寺 | He wanted no flesh and no territory; he wanted the incense, and for two chapters, a long way short of Spirit Mountain, he got it. |
| 44 | 妖魔 | 蟒蛇精 Python Spirit | 红鳞大蟒 The Red-Scaled Python | 七絕山紅蟒 | She has no treasure, no patron and no voice: Wukong asks her three times who she is, and the book explains that she has not yet learned to speak. |
| 45 | 妖魔 | 赛太岁 Sai Tai Sui | 金毛犼 The Gold-Haired Hou | 麒麟山獬豸洞 | The bodhisattva who comes to stop him puts the three bells back round his neck, and the book's line for it is that whoever unties a bell must ask whoever tied it on. |
| 46 | 妖魔 | 百眼魔君 Hundred-Eyed Demon Lord | 多目怪 The Many-Eyed Monster | 黃花觀道士 | His weapon is a tea-cup: three grains of a medicine boiled out of a thousand birds' dung, hidden in twelve red dates. No staff is drawn. |
| 47 | 妖魔 | 蜘蛛精 Spider Spirits | 七情 The Seven Passions | 盤絲嶺盤絲洞 | Wukong refuses to strike them: a staff stirred through that pool would foul the rod and sink his name. So the seven sisters get through the afternoon bruiseless. |
| 48 | 妖魔 | 青狮精 Blue Lion | 大大王 Eldest King of the Three | 獅駝洞大大王 | His whole career is a snub. The Queen Mother left him off the peach banquet, so he swallowed the army sent to punish him, shut the Southern Heaven Gate and went home. |
| 49 | 妖魔 | 大鹏金翅鸟 Golden-Winged Peng | 雲程萬里鵬 Peng of the Ten-Thousand-Li Journey | 獅駝洞三大王 | He is the only demon on the road who outruns the somersault cloud, the only one the Buddha calls family, and the only one who bargains about his food before accepting capture. |
| 50 | 妖魔 | 白象精 White Elephant Spirit | 二大王 Second King of the Three | 獅駝洞二大王 | The terror of the ridge, never once beaten in a straight fight, is undone by a suggestion from Bajie, who is standing on the side of the hill watching and not helping. |
| 51 | 妖魔 | 白鹿精 White Deer Spirit | 國丈 The Royal Father-in-Law | 清華仙府 | He came to a kingdom as an old man leading a beautiful girl, was made the king's father-in-law, and cured a headache of his own making with eleven hundred children's livers. |
| 52 | 妖魔 | 金鼻白毛老鼠精 Gold-Nosed Rat Spirit | 地湧夫人 Lady Rising from the Ground | 陷空山無底洞 | She has eaten six young monks in three nights and still wants to be married; the thing in her cave that ends the argument is an incense burner with two names on it. |
| 53 | 妖魔 | 南山大王 Southern Mountain King | 艾叶花皮豹子精 The Mugwort-Spotted Leopard | 折岳連環洞 | He calls himself King of the Southern Mountain, and that is the insult Wukong answers: even the Buddha sits below a bird, even Laojun takes the lower chair. |
| 54 | 妖魔 | 九灵元圣 Nine-Spirit Primordial Sage | 九頭獅子 The Nine-Headed Lion | 九曲盤桓洞 | The local gods refuse to touch him: the land-god says plainly that none but his owner can take him, and his owner's keeper was three days drunk. |
| 55 | 妖魔 | 辟寒三犀牛精 Three Rhinoceros Kings | 三犀牛精 The Three Rhinoceros Spirits | 青龍山玄英洞 | The only demons in the book running a farm: two hundred and forty households on a levy to buy oil worth forty-eight thousand taels a year, and the town calls it a blessing. |
| 56 | 妖魔 | 玉兔精 Jade Rabbit Spirit | 假公主 The False Princess | 毛穎山兔穴 | She came down to repay one slap, buried the real princess in a field and wore her face, then aimed an embroidered ball at the one husband the book would never give her. |
八十一難 八十一難
| 場所 | 妖・障害 | 法宝・法力 | 収め方 | 回 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black Wind Mountain | Black Bear Guai | no magic treasure — martial skill only | Guanyin subdues him; he becomes mountain guardian | 16-17 |
| Yellow Wind Ridge | Yellow Wind Guai | samadhi wind (sanmei shen feng) | Lingji Bodhisattva's wind-fixing pill | 20-21 |
| Wanshou Mountain | Zhenyuanzi (immortal) | ginseng fruit; heaven-and-earth sleeve | reconciled; sworn brotherhood with Wukong | 24-26 |
| White Bone Ridge | White Bone Demon | three corpse-transformations | killed by Wukong's third strike | 27 |
| Wanzi Mountain | Yellow Robe Guai (Kui Wood Wolf star) | heaven-relic pearl | recalled to heaven by the Jade Emperor | 28-31 |
| Pingding Mountain | Gold Horn & Silver Horn | purple-gold gourd, jade vase, hemp rope, seven-star sword, plantain fan | gourd turned back on them; returned to Taishang Laojun | 32-35 |
| Wuji Kingdom | Blue Lion (Manjusri's mount) | no treasure — impersonates the king | Manjusri Bodhisattva retrieves him | 36-39 |
| Fire Cloud Cave | Red Boy | samadhi true fire | Guanyin's five gold bands | 40-42 |
| Black Water River | Tuo Long (river dragon) | river current and flood | taken back by the West Sea dragon prince | 43 |
| Chechi Kingdom | Tiger Strength, Deer Strength, Goat Strength | rain-calling, beheading-and-regrowing, oil-cauldron bathing | lost each contest; exposed and killed | 44-46 |
| Heaven-Reaching River | Inspiration King (goldfish) | frost magic to freeze the river | Guanyin's fish basket | 47-49 |
| Gold Hoop Cave | Blue Bull Demon (Laojun's ox) | the diamond snare (jingang zhuo) | Taishang Laojun retrieves snare and beast | 50-52 |
| Western Liang Women's Kingdom | Scorpion Spirit | poison sting that pierces even Wukong's head | Mao Ri Star Officer (the celestial rooster) | 53-55 |
| Flower-Fruit Mountain (impostor) | Six-Eared Macaque | identical staff and abilities | exposed by the Buddha; killed by Wukong | 56-58 |
| Plantain Fan & Jilei Mountain | Princess Iron Fan & Bull Demon King | plantain fan; bull's transformations | heavenly armies subdue the bull; fan borrowed | 59-61 |
| Blue Wave Pool | Nine-Headed Worm | nine heads, rain of blood | Erlang Shen's howling sky dog bites a head off | 62-63 |
| Little Western Heaven | Yellow-Brow Old Buddha | gold cymbals, rear bag | Maitreya's melon-field trick | 65-66 |
| Seven-Peak Mountain | Python Spirit | giant serpent body that swallows prey | Wukong bursts her from inside | 67 |
| Zizhu Kingdom | Sai Tai Sui (Gold-Haired Hou) | three purple-gold bells (fire, smoke, sand) | Guanyin retrieves the bells | 68-71 |
| Silk Web Cave & Yellow Flower Temple | Spider Spirits & Centipede Spirit | silk cords; golden light from the ribs | Pilanpo Bodhisattva's embroidery needle | 72-73 |
| Lion-Camel Ridge | Blue Lion, White Elephant, Golden-Winged Peng | yin-yang vase; gourd; great-peng flight | Buddha and arhats retrieve all three | 74-77 |
| Bhikshu Kingdom | White Deer Spirit | heart-medicine plot; willow-branch staff | Star of Longevity retrieves the deer | 78-79 |
| Bottomless Pit Mountain | Gold-Nosed White-Fur Rat Spirit | no treasure — wind-snatching | bound by Li Jing and Nezha | 80-83 |
| Miefa Kingdom | no demon — the king's vow to kill monks | the vow itself | overnight hair-shaving miracle converts the king | 84-85 |
| Hidden-Mist Mountain | Leopard Spirit | petal-splitting ambush formation | killed by Wukong | 85-86 |
| Fengxian Prefecture | no demon — heaven withholds rain | three unfulfilled pledges | pledges fulfilled; rain granted | 87 |
| Yuhua Prefecture | Nine-Spirit Primordial Sage (nine-headed lion) | no treasure — seizes by mouth | Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun retrieves him | 88-90 |
| Jinping Prefecture | Three Rhinoceros Spirits | steal the fragrant su-he oil while posing as buddhas | four wood-element star officers assist the kill | 91-92 |
| Tianzhu Kingdom | Jade Rabbit | medicine-pounding pestle | Lady of the Moon retrieves the rabbit | 93-95 |
| Diling County | no demon — false murder charge | a framed death | Wukong clears the case in the underworld | 96-97 |
| Lingyun Crossing | no demon — the final trial | single-log bridge and bottomless boat | crossed; mortal body left behind | 98 |