The Dragon Kings kept the Ruyi Jingu Bang — an iron pillar left by Yu the Great — in Ao Guang's Crystal Palace as a stabilizing treasure of the Eastern Sea until Sun Wukong claimed it.
When the Dragon Kings' son seized Lan Caihe and stole the Eight Immortals' sea-crossing treasures, the immortals waged war on the undersea palace until the intervention of Guanyin brought peace.
Nezha killed Ao Guang's third son Ao Bing and skinned a dragon to make sinew for his father. The enraged Dragon Kings sought revenge, flooding the land and appealing to the Jade Emperor, forcing Nezha's tragic self-sacrifice.
The Dragon Kings cannot release a single drop of rain without the Jade Emperor's mandate, and when they defy his decrees — as the Jing River Dragon King learned — the penalty is execution by his appointed minister.
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