Chinese Folktale: The Long (Dragon) King of the East Sea Sinking Dong Jing
This story is widely spread in Chinese folklore, telling people to cherish what they currently have and not to be too greedy. A long time ago, Yu Huang Da DI…
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The Yu Di (Yu Huang Da Di), also known as the Jade Emperor, is the highest-ranking god in the sky in Chinese Taoism and folklore, in charge of the Heavenly Court and overseeing the three realms (Heavenly, human and ghost worlds).
This story is widely spread in Chinese folklore, telling people to cherish what they currently have and not to be too greedy. A long time ago, Yu Huang Da DI…
Hou Tu (后土), the central god in ancient Chinese mythology who aided Zhong Yang Tian Di (the central heavenly emperor, 中央天帝) Huang Di (黃帝), is one of the honored deities…
Like his nephew, Er Lang Shen (二郎神) once split a mountain to save his mother. His enemy is his uncle, his mother’s brother, the Yu Huang Da Di (the Jade…
Divine Positioning Jade Emperor: Full title “Supreme Heavenly Emperor of the Golden Palace, the Natural Wondrous Being, the Perfect Ruler of the Myriad Realms”. As the leader of Taoism’s “Four…
Divine Characteristics Queen Mother of the West: Also known as “Wangmu Niangniang”, revered in Taoism as “Golden Mother of the Nine Spirits”. Her image evolved through three stages: primitive leopard-tailed…