Patriarch Subhuti's disciple ranking list

In the novel The Desolation Era, the eldest disciple of Patriarch Bodhi was Zhang Xiaoshuai.

In the original novel, there was no information about the ranking list of Patriarch Bodhi's top ten disciples. Grandmaster Bodhi was a grandmaster-level figure in the classic Journey to the West. He took Sun Wukong as his disciple and taught him the seventy-two transformations and immortality. However, there was no clear description of the specific number and names of the disciples of Grandmaster Bodhi. Thus, he was unable to give a list of Patriarch Subhuti's top ten disciples. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

Patriarch Bodhi's three strongest disciples were Guanyin Bodhisattva, Manjushri Bodhisattva, and Samantabhadra Bodhisattva.

Patriarch Subhuti was either a Grand Enlightenment Golden Immortal or a Primordial Chaos Zenith Heaven Golden Immortal. He was the top immortal in Journey to the West. His overall strength was stronger than Zhenyuanzi and Taishang Laojun, and he was on par with Buddha. His magic power was extremely strong, and he could not be born or destroyed. He could transform at will, live as long as the heavens, and be immortal. Patriarch Subhuti had already reached the highest realm of Buddhism in terms of cultivation. He possessed wisdom and erudition. He was Sun Wukong's master and had taught him the Grand-grade Heavenly Immortal Chant, the Seventy-two Transformations, and the Somersault Cloud. However, there was no clear description of Patriarch Subhuti's exact level and strength ranking, so there was no way to give a definite answer.

Patriarch Subhuti was a Dajue Golden Immortal. He was an ancient god born when Pangu created the world. He had once fought against demons and devils and won, helping the three worlds restore order. Patriarch Subhuti was well-versed in the classics of the three religions and the thoughts of the various schools of thought. His Dharmic powers were powerful, and he could change at will. He could live as long as the heavens and be immortal. In Journey to the West, he was described as a top-notch immortal. His overall strength was stronger than Zhenyuanzi and Taishang Laojun, and he was on par with Buddha. Grandmaster Bodhi also taught Sun Wukong the Seventy-two Transformations and Somersault Cloud. In short, Patriarch Subhuti was an existence that surpassed ordinary Heavenly Venerates and was comparable to Grand Empyreans.

Patriarch Subhuti was one of the most powerful figures in the Three Realms. Although the rankings of Patriarch Bodhi in different versions of Journey to the West were different, overall, his strength was very strong. Some versions ranked him in the top five, top three, or top ten. Very few people ranked him first. However, there was no clear description of Patriarch Subhuti's exact strength and how he compared to the other immortals. Thus, it was impossible to determine his exact ranking in the Three Realms.

Patriarch Subhuti was one of the most powerful figures in the Three Realms. Although the rankings of Patriarch Bodhi in different versions of Journey to the West were different, overall, his strength was very strong. Some versions ranked him in the top five, top three, or top ten. Very few people ranked him first. However, according to the information in the search results, Patriarch Subhuti's strength was considered to be the most powerful in the three worlds, even surpassing Buddha Tathagata. He had boundless magical power, was proficient in Zen Buddhism, and was familiar with Taoist alchemy and Confucian classics. Patriarch Subhuti's master had never been mentioned, so there was no way to know his true identity.

The description of Patriarch Hongjun in the Investiture of the Gods was even more ancient and primitive. He was honored as the "Taoist Ancestor" and "Teacher of the Sages" and occupied a vital position in the Taoist mythological system. Although Patriarch Bodhi had a prominent position in Journey to the West, he appeared more as a wise man and teacher. As there was no clear information on seniority, it was impossible to determine who was more senior between Patriarch Subhuti and Patriarch Hongjun.

I recommend the two novels, The Journey to the West's Beginning, Subduing Sun Wukong, and The Dream of the Three Realms. These two novels were both oriental fantasy novels, and the main characters were related to the characters in Journey to the West. The former protagonist Pang Ji had to subdue Sun Wukong after transmigrating to the West, while the latter protagonist had a super system store, as well as the relationship between Bodhi Ancestor, Sun Wukong, and other mythical characters. I hope you will like these two novels.

The novel I recommend to you is "The Ruler of the Star Field". The protagonist of this novel acknowledged Patriarch Bodhi as his master and then went out to the Star Field to cultivate. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗