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Jade Emperor – Mythopedia
Dec 2, 2022 · The Jade Emperor’s name consists of the Chinese characters yù (玉), meaning “jade,” and dì (皇), meaning “emperor.” However, the Jade Emperor has many other names and titles as well. His full title, written as yǜ huáng shàng dì ( 玉皇上帝), means the “Pure August Emperor on High,” though this is seldom used.
Sun Wukong - Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · When Wukong opened his eyes, golden beams of light shot forth from his pupils, piercing the clouds and startling the Jade Emperor (玉皇). When the Jade Emperor looked for the source of the strange light, all he could see was a baby monkey. Thinking that the light could not possibly emanate from such a source, the Jade Emperor dismissed the ...
Sanguan Dadi - Mythopedia
Dec 2, 2022 · The Sanguan Dadi (三官大帝) are three imperial Chinese officials overseeing the world under the command of the Jade Emperor. Each reports on their own realm—sky, earth, or sea—and rewards or punishes people appropriately.
Xiwangmu – Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · Xiwangmu is married to the Jade Emperor (玉帝). While they are said to have an enormous amount of children, three of their daughters take prominence above all others. These daughters include Zhu-sheng-niang-niang (注生娘娘), a fertility goddess that helps couples in need of children, Yen-kuang nian-niang (眼光娘娘), the protector of ...
Wufang Shangdi - Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · While Chidi, or Shennong, is the deity credited with helping humanity adopt a non-nomadic, agrarian lifestyle, Huangdi is the one who civilized them. Huangdi, according to myth, invented clothing, language, and marriage. After living for a hearty one hundred years, Huangdi was rewarded with immortality by the Jade Emperor (玉皇) after his death.
Erlang Shen - Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · Erlang Shen’s family tree is a controversial matter in Chinese mythology. In the most popular versions of his story, Erlang Shen was the son of a sister of the Jade Emperor (玉皇), who ruled over the desire realm, and a commoner that she fell in love with. In other retellings, he was the son of the ancient Chinese engineer, Lǐ Bīng (李冰).
Chang’e - Mythopedia
Nov 29, 2022 · Once the heavenly commander of the Jade Emperor’s naval forces, Zhu Baijie is stripped of his post and banished to the mortal realm as a demon for his amorous advances towards the moon goddess. Pop Culture. One of the biggest holidays in the lunar calendar, the Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated throughout Eastern and South Eastern Asia. The ...
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Jiutian Xuannu - Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · With her help, Huangdi emerged victorious from the war and later incurred a heavenly status from the Jade Emperor (玉皇). Sexuality. In the novel, Bàopǔzǐ (抱朴子), by the ancient Chinese author, Ge Hong, he hinted that the relationship between Jiutian Xuannü and Huangdi went beyond the battlefield. There’s a passage in which the ...
Zao Jun - Mythopedia
Dec 1, 2022 · Despite being one of the lowest ranking gods in the Chinese pantheon, Zao Jun is one of the most important since he serves as a direct interface between humans and the Jade Emperor. Origins The most popular version of his origin myth states that, before becoming a god, Zao Jun was a mortal man named Zhang Dan (張單).