How to classify the nine-tailed fox demon?

Foxes are divided into nine categories: single-tailed heart fox, double-tailed ghost fox, three-tailed spirit fox, four-tailed yang fox, five-tailed mysterious fox, Vulpix fairy fox, seven-tailed Tibetan fox, eight-tailed god fox and Tian Hu, Kyubi no Youko.

A heart-shaped fox (cyan, also called green fox),

Double-tailed ghost fox (gray, also known as gray fox),

Three-tailed fox (green, also known as green fox),

Four-tailed fox (red, also known as red fox, red fox, Firefox),

Five-tailed fox (black, also known as black fox),

Vulpix fairy fox (blue, also known as blue fox),

Seven-tailed Tibetan fox (yellow, also known as yellow fox),

Eight-tailed holy fox (purple, also known as purple fox),

Tian Hu, Kyubi no Youko (White Fox, also known as White Fox).

Grades are divided by mantissa, with different colors.

Similar to the ancient classes, 1~3 tails (such as people), 4~8 tails (such as officials, 456 petty aristocrats, 78 big noble) and 9 tails (such as emperors).

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The nine-tailed fox is a miraculous animal in the ancient myths and legends of East Asia and a creature in the ancient myths of China. It is often used as a symbol of good luck. According to Shan Hai Jing in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period,

In the Han dynasty, the idea of symbolizing fate prevailed, so in the Dayu period, the totem god of the nine-tailed fox of Tushan Stone tribe was also symbolized and became a mysterious symbol of good luck.

The worship of the fox god and the tiger was popular in the Tang Dynasty, but it was already a demon god.

The nine-tailed fox was demonized in the early Northern Song Dynasty at the latest, and there was a vicious image of eating people in the early days.