Which ancient myth did Ina create the sea from?

The story of Ina's trouble at sea is a traditional fairy tale of China, which is based on the stories in the novels of ghosts and gods in Ming Dynasty. In the story, because the demon dragon killed the people, Nezha made a scene in the Dragon Palace Water House. The wife of Li Jing, the chief commander of Chentangguan, was pregnant for three years and six months and gave birth to meatballs. Suddenly, a boy jumped out of the light. Excavate was unhappy, but a Taoist named Taiyi came to congratulate him, named the child Nezha, accepted him as a disciple, and gave him two treasures on the spot: Gankun Circle and Huntianling. When Nezha was seven years old, the heavens and the earth split, and the Dragon King of the East China Sea kept dripping, and ordered the hag to go to the seaside to rob boys and girls. At this time, Nezha was brave enough to kill the hag with the circle of Gankun, and also killed Ao Bing, the son of the Dragon King who came to reinforce him. The Dragon King went to the Heavenly Palace to complain and was beaten half to death by Nezha on the way. So the Dragon King of the East China Sea invited the three brothers to discuss revenge.

The next day, the Dragon King of the Four Seas led the sailors to make waves and flooded Chentangguan. Only after Excavate handed over Nezha did he retreat. Nezha wanted to fight back, but he was stopped by Excavate and robbed Nezha of two magic weapons. Nezha committed suicide for the safety of the city people. Afterwards, Taiyi real people borrowed lotus flowers and fresh lotus roots to bring Nezha back to life. After the resurrection, Nezha, armed with muskets and riding hot wheels, made a scene in the Dragon Palace, defeated the Dragon King and killed the people.

Nezha borrowed lotus flowers to support his life because Nezha originated from the creation of China literati. China has loved lotus since ancient times, and lotus is naturally one of the symbols of the most precious, wonderful, sacred and sacred things respected by Taoism. The sacred lotus symbolizes the Taoist gods and occupies a supreme position in the minds of the majority of believers. Becoming attached to the lotus is a blessing for their diligence. Since Nezha has a deeper Taoist blood relationship, and since Lotus is a sacred object in Taoist circles, it means that Nezha takes Lotus as its body in folklore, which means making it completely refined, sacred and eternal. With the help of Lotus, Nezha successfully completed the identity transformation from secular to sacred and from mortal to god.