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Overview

Within the Quanfeng or Quanrong country notice, a patterned horse named Jiliang has a white body, red mane and eyes compared to gold. Riding it is said to confer a thousand-year lifespan. The longevity is a property attributed by the received mythographic text, not an observed biological effect.

White bodyRed maneGolden eyesAttributed longevity
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China; Shanhaijing received textual tradition

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    Shanhaijing, 海內北經

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    Quanrong/Quanfeng country notice

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Shanhaijing, 海內北經

海內北經. Quanrong/Quanfeng country notice

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  1. Received primary text transcriptionShanhaijing, 海內北經Research access: 2026-10-05

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