MythicChinese "Land of the Gods in the West," Kunlun mythology
UBAndite traditions of Eden and Dalamatia carried east
Andite traditions of Eden and Dalamatia carried east = Chinese "Land of the Gods in the West," Kunlun mythology
The Connection
The UB states that Andite immigrants into China brought memories of Eden and Dalamatia, and that "early Chinese legends place the land of the gods in the west." This maps to the Kunlun mountain tradition, a mythical western paradise where immortals dwell, the Queen Mother of the West tends a garden with peaches of immortality, and a sacred tree grows.
UB Citation
Academic Source
Birrell, Chinese Mythology (1993); Shanhaijing (Classic of Mountains and Seas)
Historical Evidence(Moderate evidence)
The Shanhaijing (Classic of Mountains and Seas, compiled 4th-1st century BCE) describes Kunlun as a western paradise with a sacred garden, a tree of immortality, and divine guardians, all structural parallels to Eden. The Queen Mother of the West (Xiwangmu) tends a garden where peaches of immortality grow. The UB provides the mechanism: Andite migrants carried literal memories of Eden (a western garden with a Tree of Life) into China, where they crystallized into the Kunlun tradition.
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