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The Yellow Emperor (黄帝, Huángdì) is a legendary figure in Chinese mythology, often regarded as one of the Five Emperors and considered a founding ancestor of Chinese civilization. He is said to have ruled during the third millennium BCE, around 2697–2597 BCE, and is often credited with significant advancements in Chinese society, culture, and technology.
In Chinese mythology, the Yellow Emperor is revered as a wise and virtuous ruler who contributed to many of the essential aspects of ancient Chinese culture. His achievements include:
Inventions: The compass, calendar, and traditional Chinese medicine are often attributed to him. His wife, Leizu, is also credited with discovering silk-making (sericulture).
Taoism: He is considered one of the early proponents of Taoism, and many Taoist texts are attributed to him, such as the "Huangdi Neijing" (Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine), one of the earliest known medical texts.
Unification of Tribes: The Yellow Emperor is said to have unified various tribes in ancient China, bringing peace and order to the region.
Warrior and Sage: He fought a famous battle against the rebel leader Chi You, cementing his legacy as both a warrior and a sage king.
Over time, the Yellow Emperor has become a symbol of Chinese unity and identity, with Chinese people often referring to themselves as the "Descendants of the Yellow Emperor" (炎黄子孙, descendants of both the Yellow Emperor and Yan Emperor). His legendary reign marks the beginning of what is often considered the mythical origins of Chinese civilization.
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Fuxi, as one of the ancient ancestors of Chinese civilization, is revered as the first of the "Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors" and is often referred to as the "Human Sovereign" or "Emperor Ancestor Fuxi." His status in Chinese mythology and history is extremely significant, and he is regarded as one of the great founders of Chinese culture.
Fuxi's Contributions and Symbolism:
1. Creator of the Eight Trigrams (Bagua): Fuxi is traditionally credited with the invention of the Bagua. According to classic texts such as the I Ching (Book of Changes), Fuxi observed the natural changes in heaven and earth, as well as the movements of the sun, moon, and stars, and devised the eight trigrams, which represent heaven, earth, thunder, wind, water, fire, mountain, and lake. This became the foundation for later developments in the study of the I Ching.
2. Inventor of Writing: Fuxi is also believed to have invented early forms of writing. These primitive pictographs were created based on the shapes of natural objects, which laid the groundwork for the transmission of civilization through written language.
3. Fishing, Hunting, and Agriculture: According to legend, Fuxi taught people how to use nets to fish and hunt, and introduced the practice of farming and domesticating animals, transitioning society from a nomadic lifestyle to a settled, agricultural one.
4. Establishment of Marriage System: Fuxi, along with Nüwa, is also credited with creating the early marriage system, fostering the development of stable human societies and promoting the continuation of humankind.
5. Symbol of the Dragon: Fuxi is often associated with dragons, and in later depictions, Fuxi and Nüwa are shown with human heads and serpent bodies. This imagery reflects their close connection to the forces of nature and is seen as an early source of dragon symbolism in Chinese culture.
Cultural Impact of Fuxi:
Fuxi is not only a figure of mythology but also a symbol of the dawn of human civilization. His creation of the Bagua, the establishment of agricultural practices, and the development of the marriage system all profoundly influenced Chinese culture and social structure. Moreover, he was honored as "Tai Hao" and is considered one of the earliest emperors of China.
In later Taoism, Fuxi, as one of the "Three Sovereigns," became an important figure in the Taoist pantheon, symbolizing the harmony of heaven and earth and the origins of human civilization.
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Dao can be Dao, very Dao; name can be named, very name. 🌌
In this complex world, let us pursue the wisdom of Taoism, conform to the rhythm of nature, and feel the inner peace. 🌈
Not disturbed by foreign objects, not restrained by the world, with softness, with static braking. 🌟
In every moment, understand the true meaning of Tao, travel with heaven and earth, and become one with nature.🙏
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Zhenwu Dadi, also known as Xuanwu Great Emperor, Xuantian God, and Zhenwu Emperor, is one of the most important gods in Chinese Taoism and is often revered as the patron saint and guard general of the north. His image and beliefs are related to the northern Xuanwu (that is, the divine beast entangled with turtles and snakes), so he is also regarded as the god who rules the north and suppresses floods and evil spirits. The origin and legend of Zhenwu Great Emperor, Zhenwu Great Emperor's beliefs originated from the worship of northern Xuanwu in ancient China. In the Taoist system, there are many legends about the origin of Zhenwu Great Emperor. Here are some common sayings: 1. Son of the Emperor: In some Taoist legends, Zhenwu Great Emperor is considered to be the son of the Emperor of Heaven. He was sent down to guard the north, to defend the world against disasters and evil forces. He became enlightened in the world, and eventually ascended to heaven, becoming the god in charge of the north. 2. Cultivation into immortality: Another widely circulated story is that the True Martial Emperor was originally a mortal, and in order to save the common people, he gave up everything in the mortal world and went to Wudang Mountain to cultivate. After a lot of hardships, he finally became an immortal, and was named the "True Martial Emperor", guarding the north and protecting the world. The image of the True Martial Emperor, the image of the True Martial Emperor is usually majestic and solemn. He is often depicted as a martial general wearing black armor, stepping on turtle snakes, and holding swords or magic weapons, symbolizing the divine power to suppress evil and drive away disasters. There is usually a tortoise and a snake at his feet, and the two animals are entangled to symbolize the northern Xuanwu. The belief and influence of Zhenwu Great Emperor, Zhenwu Great Emperor has an important position in Chinese Taoist beliefs, especially in Wudang Mountain, he is venerated as the main god, and many Taoist temples and temples are dedicated to him. Zhenwu Great Emperor is not only the patron saint of Taoism, but also the patron saint of soldiers and generals. Many generals and soldiers will worship him in the hope of gaining courage and strength. In folk beliefs, Zhenwu Great Emperor is regarded as a god who can exorcise evil spirits and avoid disasters and bless peace. Therefore, in some families, people will also worship the deity of Zhenwu Great Emperor to pray for the safety and health of the family. #History #Sects #Figures #Architecture #Art #Music #Clothing #MartialArts
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The Three Official Emperors, also known as the "Three Officials" or the "Three Yuan Emperors," are significant deities in Chinese Taoism. They are the Heavenly Official, Earth Official, and Water Official, who govern the heavens, earth, and waters, respectively, and are responsible for bestowing blessings, pardoning sins, and alleviating disasters.
1. Heavenly Official: Full title "Heavenly Official Who Bestows Blessings," governs the heavens and is responsible for granting blessings to the human world. His birthday is celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month, known as the "Shangyuan Festival."
2. Earth Official: Full title "Earth Official Who Pardons Sins," governs the earth and is responsible for pardoning sins. His birthday falls on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, called the "Zhongyuan Festival."
3. Water Official: Full title "Water Official Who Alleviates Disasters," governs the waters and is responsible for alleviating calamities. His birthday is on the 15th day of the tenth lunar month, known as the "Xiayuan Festival."
In Taoist belief, the Three Official Emperors symbolize the harmony and order of the heavens, earth, and waters. Their responsibilities cover various aspects of people's lives, making them highly revered and influential among Taoists. During the annual "Three Yuan Festivals," believers conduct rituals and prayers to seek the protection and blessings of the Three Official Emperors.
The worship of the Three Official Emperors has ancient origins, blending elements of Taoism, folk beliefs, and ancient astronomical calendars. This faith has been widely practiced in Chinese folk culture and continues to this day.
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Xiwangmu, also known as the "Golden Mother", "Jade Lake Golden Mother", "Taiyin Golden Mother", etc., is a Muse in ancient Chinese myths and legends, and one of the important gods in Taoism. She is considered to be the head of the female fairy in charge of immortality and immortality. She lives in the Yaochi in the Kunlun Mountains, dominates the Western immortals, and has eternal youth and mysterious power. In the Taoist belief system, the Western Queen Mother is the Muse in charge of the celestial palace and fairyland, and is often regarded as the consort or queen of the emperor. She often appears in mythological stories at Yaochi banquets, entertaining the immortals and bestowing immortal elixirs or fairy peaches. Regarding her image, in the early literature, the Queen Mother of the West was described as a half-human, half-beast with tiger teeth and leopard tails, and later gradually transformed into a dignified, beautiful and noble fairy image. The Queen Mother of the West is an important figure in traditional Chinese culture, often associated with the "Virgin of Yaochi", which symbolizes longevity, happiness and female strength. She is also an important figure in many Taoist sacrificial ceremonies, especially in prayers for longevity, health and harvest.
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