In "Journey to the West", what titles did the four masters and disciples of Tang Monk receive after obtaining the scriptures?

1. Sun Wukong himself was named the "Victory Buddha" by the Tathagata.

Sun Wukong, also known as Sun Walker and Wukong, is revered as the Monkey King by the monsters in Huaguo Mountain, and the Jade Emperor named him the "Monkey King".

There is a fairy stone on the top of the Huaguo Mountain. It has absorbed the essence of the innocent earth, the sun and the moon for a long time, and one day a stone monkey jumped out of it.

He discovered the Water Curtain Cave on Huaguo Mountain and was honored as king by the monkeys, so he was called the "Monkey King".

2. Tang Monk was awarded the title of Zhantan Merit Buddha.

Tang Monk, whose common surname is Chen, nickname is Jiang Liuer, Buddhist name Xuanzang, and Sanzang, was given the surname Tang by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.

He was reincarnated as Jin Chanzi, the second disciple of Tathagata Buddha.

He was a posthumous child due to his parents' tragic and bizarre experiences.

He became a monk and grew up in a temple since childhood, became a monk at Jinshan Temple, and finally moved to a famous temple in the capital to settle down and practice.

Tang Monk was diligent, studious and highly savvy, and stood out among the monks in the temple.

Finally, he was selected by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, who made a sworn sworn vow and went to the West to learn Buddhist scriptures.

3. Zhu Bajie was granted the title of "Purifying Altar Envoy".

He was originally the "Tianpeng Marshal" in the Tiangong, in charge of the Tianhe Navy.

Because she was drunk at the Queen Mother's Peach Banquet, she broke into the Guanghan Palace and tried to tease Nishang Fairy. Nishang repeatedly refused to comply and hid in Tibet.

, was punished to the human world.

4. Monk Sha was named the "Golden Arhat".

Also known as Sha Wujing and Sha Seng.

He was originally a rolling curtain general in the Heavenly Palace. Because he broke a glass lamp at the Peach Festival, which angered the Jade Emperor, he was demoted to the human world, where he lived as a monster by the Liusha River and suffered thousands of arrows piercing his heart.

Later, he was subdued by Tang Seng's master and apprentice, and he was mainly responsible for leading horses along the way.

After achieving the right result, he was named "Golden Arhat".

He is loyal, honest and hard-working.

Extended information: Tang Monk successively conquered three apprentices on his way to learn scriptures: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Seng, and named them: Wukong, Wuneng, and Wujing. Later, with the assistance of the three apprentices and the white dragon horse, he went through all kinds of hardships.

, and finally retrieved thirty-five scriptures from Xitian Leiyin Temple.

With perfect merit and good deeds, he was promoted to a great position and was granted the title of Zhan Tan Merit Buddha.

Sun Wukong, his junior brothers Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha protected their master and traveled through mountains and rivers, subduing all kinds of demons and monsters such as the White Bone Demon, the Spider Demon, and the Bull Demon King. They overcame ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, and finally succeeded in obtaining the true scriptures and attaining the true enlightenment.

He himself was named the "Victorious Fighting Buddha" by the Tathagata.

After Zhu Bajie was accepted as his second disciple by Tang Seng, Tang Seng gave him the nickname "Bajie" in order to allow him to continue abstaining from eating meat and eating meat.

From then on, Bajie became Sun Wukong's helper, shouldering the burden along the way and protecting Tang Monk as he went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

The weapon is a nine-tooth rake.

Sha Monk was originally a curtain general in the Heavenly Palace. Because he broke a glass cup at the Peach Festival, which angered the Jade Emperor, he was demoted to the human world, where he lived as a monster by the Liusha River and suffered thousands of arrows piercing his heart.

Later, he was subdued by Tang Seng's master and apprentice, and he was mainly responsible for leading horses along the way.

After achieving the right result, he was named "Golden Arhat".

He is loyal, honest and hard-working.