Legend Of The Four Dragon

A very long time ago, when there was no water in the country, people were starving and a great drought had spread across the land. The four dragons are known as Long Dragon, the Yellow Dragon, the Black Dragon, and the Pearl Dragon. They watched in horror as the people and animals died from starvation and thirst..
The dragons left their sea and visited the Jade Emperor in his heavenly abode. They told him about what was happening on Earth and asked him to help the people, animals, and plants to survive.
The Jade Emperor agreed and promised to send rain but being very busy he forgot and broke his promise.
The four dragons were frustrated when they noticed that ten days had passed without rain. People were dying of starvation, but the Jade Emperor neglected the situation on Earth. So, the four dragons decided they couldn’t stand by and watch this misery any longer, so they used their giant bodies to capture great masses of water from the sea, taking it upon themselves to make it rain.
People were relieved and prayed to the Jade Emperor thanking him for the rain that had saved their lives. The Sea God, on the other hand, was not happy that so much of his water had vanished, and he went to the Jade Emperor and complained. He made it very clear the four dragons had provided humans with water.
The Jade Emperor was angry when he learned that the four dragons had disobeyed him and punished them for their insubordination.
He ordered the Mountain God to trap the four dragons and lock them up in four different mountains. The Mountain God used his magic to summon four mountains, and the four dragons were imprisoned, but that didn’t stop them from doing what they wanted.
Each time a dragon was trapped, a new river sprung from the mountain. The Yellow dragon created the Yellow River, the Long Dragon the Yangtze River, the Black dragon the Black River and the Pearl dragon was responsible for the creation of the Pearl River. The four rivers flowed from west to east and north to south, and the four dragons were happy knowing the people of China would never lack water again.