150 Famous Founding Fathers in Chinese History
1. Confucius: Education - a native of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, the most holy teacher of Dacheng, and a role model for all generations.
2. Liu Ling: Liquor seller - one of the Seven Sages in the Bamboo Grove of the Western Jin Dynasty, the most famous drunkard, he was drunk for three years.
3. Su Wu: Herding Industry - During the Western Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent as an envoy to the Huns, and Su Wu herded sheep.
4. Seven Fairies: Textile Industry-mythological figures, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.
5. Shennong: Agriculture and medicine - taste the herbs; salt industry - the god of fire, fire must be used to make well salt.
6. Dukang (Shaokang): wine making industry - in ancient times, Shaokang first made brooms and rice wine.
7. Luban: Bamboo and wood masonry, stonemason, rope mason, shed mason, bamboo maker, Zhangluo carver, carver, umbrella making industry, kite industry - Gongshuban, a native of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, created Ladders, stone mills, woodworking tools and wooden birds, etc.
There are many deifications among the people.
8. Song Jiang: Robbery - a hero from Liangshan in the Song Dynasty.
9. Mayi Immortal: The fortune teller - Mayi Taoist, a native of the early Song Dynasty, once taught Chen Tuan the "Zhengyi Xinfa".
He is proficient in folk fortune-telling, and has written the art of fortune-telling in linen, which has been passed down to the world.
10. Fenghou clan: The industry of human physiognomy - the prime minister of the ancient Yellow Emperor, who was proficient in physiognomy and pioneered the study of fortune telling.
11. Guiguzi (Wang Xu): The originator of the political strategist's five arts, glasses industry, and shoemaking industry. Su Qin and Zhang Yi are his two disciples.
Proficient in Kanyu numerology, fortune telling, and medical skills, he taught Sun Bin as his disciple.
12. Liu Jingting: Pingshu industry - an outstanding storyteller in the late Ming Dynasty, known as "Liu Pingshu".
13. Huang Daopo: Weaving industry - a cotton spinning innovator in the Yuan Dynasty who promoted ginning, spinning wheels and loom technologies.
14. Zongze: Ham industry - a famous general in the Song Dynasty who invented the method of making ham.
15. Li Longji: Opera industry - Yisu Xingjun, summoned artists to study in the Liyuan and play drums and music himself.
16. Ge Hong (Baopuzi): Printing and dyeing industry, laundry industry - Taoist priests and Chinese medicine practitioners of the Eastern Jin Dynasty extracted various dyes in alchemy; salt industry - boiled salt, sun-dried salt and alchemy are similar place.
17. Cai Lun: Papermaking—Eunuch of the Eastern Han Dynasty, native of Chenzhou, Hunan, inventor of papermaking.
18. Meng Tian: Brush-making industry - a general of the Qin Dynasty, using dead wood as a tube, deer hair as a pillar, and wool as a quilt, he made a blue brush named Qin.
19. Bian Que: Traditional Chinese Medicine - a famous doctor from the Warring States Period, a native of Qin and Yue, who founded the "Four Diagnosis" medical techniques.
20. Liu An: Tofu Industry - The King of Huainan, grandson of Liu Bang, accidentally made tofu curd with soybeans and brine while boiling elixirs.
21. Fan Li: Business - Assisted King Gou Jian of Yue to destroy Wu, and abandoned the palace to do business after success; Pottery industry - called Tao Zhugong; Breeding industry - He also engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry in Dingtao .
22. Marshal Zhao Gong: God of Commerce, Martial Arts, Banking, and Pawn Shops—Zhao Xuantan, named Gongming, a Taoist mythological figure who achieved Taoism in Zhongnan Mountain during the Qin Dynasty.
Its name first appeared in Jin Qianbao's "Sou Shen Ji", which can protect people from illness and disasters, uphold justice and make profits in business.
23. Taishang Laojun (Laozi): smelting industry, blacksmith, coal potter, tinker, tableware maker, knife sharpener, farrier, gold and silversmith, etc. - casting Bagua furnace (Laozi) Jun Lu) refines elixirs for immortality.
24. Zhu Bajie: Prostitute Business - Xuanzang's apprentice in the Tang Dynasty, famous for being good at women.
25. Yi Ya: Catering industry - a person from the Spring and Autumn Dynasty who was good at seasoning and was famous for being rewarded by Duke Huan of Qi.
26. Lei Zu: Silk Industry, Silk and Satin Village—Huang Di’s wife taught the people how to raise silkworms and cultivate silk.
27. Huang Di: Tailor, Bowsmith, Clothes Appraiser - Taught people to use bone needles to pierce hemp thread to sew leaves and animal skins to make clothes.
28. Houji: Agriculture - the God of Earth and the God of Grain. During the Yao and Shun periods, he was appointed as an agricultural official and taught the people to cultivate Jiwheat.
29. Zhang Fei: Slaughter industry, salt industry - a general of Shu in the Three Kingdoms, he was a meat seller before he became famous.
30. Liu Bei: Weaving Industry - The Emperor of Shu in the Three Kingdoms, he made a career in weaving straw sandals before he became famous.
31. Shi Qian: Thief - a character in "Water Margin", the most powerful thief.
32. Emperor Wenchang: The stationery and bookstore business, the god of literature and wealth - the son of the Yellow Emperor, named Hui, who was good at making strings and nets, so he took his surname as Zhang. Remarkable.
33. Nuwa: kiln burning industry, clay sculpture industry, dough sculpture industry - Nuwa refined stones and mended the sky, and was the ancestor of the kiln industry.
34. Cangjie: Printing industry - Cangjie created characters for future generations to record and communicate with.
35. Zilu: Inkstone and ink industry - he was a student of Confucius and passed it down through inkstone.
36. Jiang Taigong: Fishery, fortune-telling industry - lived in seclusion in the Weishui River fishing, met King Wen of Zhou and was appointed as the national advisor, and was good at divination.
37. Han Xizai: A beggar called Huaye - a Jinshi in the late Tang Dynasty, and later fled to the south to avoid the chaos.
Able to sing and dance, indulge in sensuality, and be extravagant and hospitable.
Gu Hongzhong's "Night Banquet Picture" reflects his extravagant life.
38. Lu Yu: Tea Industry - The tea sage of the Tang Dynasty, who wrote the tea book "The Classic of Tea", and the trend of drinking tea became popular.
39. Li Yu: Beauty industry - Qing opera artist, guiding artists in posture, performance and makeup.
40. Bangs: Acupuncture industry - people from the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, Taoist gods.
Hair often hangs down on the forehead, which is later called bangs.
When playing toad, there is an action of "thread passing through the money eye", and thus he becomes the patron saint of the acupuncture industry.
41. Dongfang Shuo: Crosstalk and folk art industry - a poet and poet in the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was the Taizhong doctor at that time.
He has a humorous personality and quick words; in the lighting industry, he designed to rescue the palace maids and led to the activities of the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month, thus forming a custom.
42. Le Yi: Tofu Industry - General Yan of the Warring States Period. His parents were too old to chew soybeans, so they ground the soybeans into soy milk and then sprinkled them with salt to marinate them into tofu.
This statement has many echoes.
43. Luo Zu: Barber Industry - Luo Yin, a native of the Tang Ming Dynasty, also known as Luo Zhenren, invented barbering techniques and tools.
The 13th day of the seventh lunar month is Luo Zu’s birthday, and the hairdressing industry holds a grand meeting.
44. Sun Bin: Shoemaking Industry - Warring States military strategist, who could not walk due to hardship, invented primitive leather shoes and was the "ancestor of shoemaking"; Firewood Industry - Master Guiguzi asked him to look for "smokeless firewood", Eventually charcoal was discovered.
45. Mengchangjun: Hotel industry - Tian Wen, one of the four princes of the Warring States Period, and a minister of the Qi State clan.
Attracting guests and fugitives from various vassal states, with thousands of diners; ventriloquism industry - roosters and dogs imitating roosters' crows to help thieves escape from Qin.
46. Tao Kan: Collecting scraps - the governor of Jingzhou in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
The young man came from a very poor family and developed the habit of thrift and thrift. He would never waste anything as small as bamboo chips, sawdust or trivial scraps.
47. Lu Du: Glass Industry - A green forest hero in the Western Han Dynasty used a stone pot to emit strong light when cooking. It turned out that the stone was burned and became transparent. This is the original glass in China.
48. Lu Dongbin: Barber industry - one of the Eight Immortals of Taoism in the late Tang Dynasty, named Chunyangzi.
Legend has it that he once had a haircut, cured scars for Yongzheng, and used a flying knife to turn into a razor to subdue the willow tree under his seat; the prostitution industry - treating serious diseases for women; the ink-making industry - Taoist priests refining elixirs.
49. Peng Zu: Food industry - famous Keng, good at cultivating nature, able to adjust the tripod, make pheasant soup and Yao.
Famous birthday boy.
50. Liu Bowen: Feng Shui industry - Liu Ji, Zhu Yuanzhang's counselor, good gods and clever calculations, many people have deifications.
51. Zhuge Liang: Bakery industry, steamed bun shop, musician - a counselor of Shu in the Three Kingdoms. He was respected for using meat stuffed steamed buns instead of human head sacrifices.
52. King Zhan: Kitchen Industry - Zhan Shu, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty posted a yellow list to recruit the imperial chefs, and he told Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty that the most delicious dish is "hungry".
When Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was hungry, he offered the "golden rooster to announce the dawn" and realized the way to govern the country and stabilize the country.
Pioneer of chicken powder seasoning.
53. Lu Quan: Teahouse Industry - a poet of the Tang Dynasty, famous for tea tasting and tea discussion, and the author of "Tea Book".
54. Ma Jun: Firecracker Industry - A native of Wei in the Three Kingdoms, the inventor of gunpowder, transformed the repeating crossbow into a trebuchet.
55. Wu Daozi: Painting industry - Taoist priest of the Tang Dynasty, good at poetry and painting; Color painting industry - revered as the sage of painting for generations.
56. Guan Zhong: Salt industry - the first salt industry monopoly, that is, state monopoly management; prostitution industry - often seen in Ming and Qing note novels, Xie Zhaozhe's "Wuzazu" says, "The rule of Guanzi" Qi, we have seven hundred female tribesmen, and we must collect their resources at night to support the army and the country."
57. Chi You: Salt Industry - Chi You is the representative of the copper industry, and manages the salt pond, and is the representative of the salt industry; Acrobatics - originated from Jiao Dian, also known as Chi You Opera, Chi You is Jiao Dian To the hero.
58. Sun Yunqiu: Eyewear Industry - Scientist in the early Qing Dynasty, founder of the eyewear industry, author of "History of Mirrors".
59. Emperor Yu: Vinegar Making Industry—Dukang’s son, Dukang made wine and made vinegar.
According to legend, Du Kang invented hiding after drinking, and Emperor Yu imitated his father in making wine, and accidentally invented vinegar on the 21st day of the lunar month.
60. He Wulu: The Five-Road God of Wealth - the God of Wealth who died resisting foreign invaders in the late Yuan Dynasty and was believed in by Wu.
It is actually the God of Five Links. The five roads are east, west, north, south, and middle. Wealth can travel along the roads. Therefore, people regard the God of Travel as the God of Wealth and offer sacrifices to him.
61. Gong Sui: Niu Xing - Han Lang Zhongling, who drank and had fun with the chariot, horse, servants and cooking staff for a long time.
62. Meng Chang: Musical Instrument Industry - The last emperor of Shu, indulged in wine and sex, and both played music with Mrs. Huarui.
63. Cai Yong: Sauce Garden Industry - Eastern Han Dynasty writer, homophonic to "vegetable servant".
Yan Zhenqing (known as Yan Lugong in history, homophonic to Yanlu) and Liu Bang (good at generals, homophonic to Jiangjiang) are the ancestors.
64. Guo Pu: Feng Shui industry-a writer in the Western Jin Dynasty, a master of Taoist mathematics and the ancestor of immortal poetry.
65. Lei Haiqing: Drama Industry—Tang Xuanzong’s court musician, good at playing the pipa, commonly known as Marshal Tian Gong, was dismembered by An Lushan and displayed to the public.
He is known as the god of drama.
66. Ji Xiaotang: Magic and Sleight of Hand——Taoist Immortal from Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, the first person to become an immortal in a mortal body.
Traveling around the world, he met savages who taught him magic and performed good deeds. Finally, he became an immortal and ascended to the throne, known as "Taoist Jigong".
67. Cepheus: car-making and transportation industry - surnamed Ying, a native of King Mu of Zhou Dynasty, the 13th generation grandson of Boyi, the ancestor of the surname "Zhao".
He is particularly good at riding carriages, and there is a "Cepheid variable star" in the sky.
68. Gao Yuan: Construction Industry—Huang Di’s architect, the ancestor of the Gao surname.
Use wood as the frame and earth as the built house.
69. Lu Meiniang: Embroidery Industry - An embroiderer from the Tang Dynasty, with extremely exquisite craftsmanship, she embroidered seven volumes of the Lotus Sutra on a foot of silk.
She is better at making umbrella canopies, and her figures and landscapes are numerous yet detailed, so she is called the Goddess.
I don’t eat anything and only drink two or three cups of wine every day.
When you die, your house will be filled with fragrance, and you will swim on the sea on purple clouds.
70. Xianniang: Prostitution - Witches of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. At that time, sex was not shameful, and it was called the "Era of Witches and Prostitution".
71. Yi Yin: Catering Industry - Prime Minister of the early Shang Dynasty, he persuaded Shang Tang to commit to the royal policy with the taste of cooking.
The idioms "cutting and cooking requires soup", "harmonizing the tripod", "governing a big country is like cooking small delicacies", etc. all come from Yi Yin's assistance in Shang Tang's great career.
72. Sun Simiao: Pharmaceutical Industry - King of Medicines and longevity star in Tang Dynasty, author of "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions".
There are temples everywhere.
73. Hua Tuo: Medicine - the miracle doctor of the Three Kingdoms, proficient in various subjects, especially good at surgery, and proficient in health preservation.
74. Lord Ma: Car dealer, livestock teeth dealer - that is, the horse god, the star in the sky, known as the "Three-Eyed Huaguang".
It is also said that Jin Rixi, the Hun prince during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was good at raising horses.
His birthday is June 23rd, and people hold sacrificial activities.
75. Ox King: Ox-like character - Yao Li, born as a herder, with great strength. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, he stabbed Qingji with a broken arm. He was so loyal and touching that he was revered as the Ox King by future generations.
Wearing a cow head, yellow clothes and bamboo hat, the eighth day of April is the day of sacrifice.
76. Xu Xiake: Tourism - Ming Dynasty geographer and traveler, author of "Xu Xiake's Travels".
77. Zen Master Zhigong: Bathhouse business, pedicure maker - According to legend, he has a pedicure knife hanging on his Zen staff, and he has done pedicures for Buddha Sakyamuni, Bodhidharma, King Wen of Zhou and others. Cured foot ailments; color tying industry - started in the Tang Dynasty, Zen Master Zhi Gong advocated tying color, and later formed the color tying industry.
(I don’t know if Zhi Gong and Zhi Gong are the same person).
78. Chen Qizi: bathhouse business and pedicure maker - he learned skills from Luozu when he was young. The master broke his razor because of his playfulness, so he had to use half a razor to repair people's foot problems. Later, he got the guidance of a real person and the craftsmanship healed it. Jing, thus creating the pedicure industry; the comb industry - invented the grate, which solved the problem of sparse teeth in combs.
79. Fuxi: Divination - the ancient ancestors used to draw Bagua to deduce changes in things and predict the development of things; fishery and animal husbandry - created the ancient fishery and animal husbandry in China.
80. Qiu Chuji: Jade Artifact - One of the Seven Sons of the Quanzhen Taoism of Jin and Yuan Dynasties. He is a superman in magic. He lived in seclusion in Qixia Mountain and once traveled west to meet Genghis Khan.
Taoism regards the Jade Emperor as its founder, so the jade shop and the Taoist priests are called brothers.
Qiu Chuji is a master of jade making.
81. Wen Zhong: Pastry Industry, Rice and Grain Store - On the order of Shang Zhou to attack King Wu, in order to reduce the time of burying pots to make rice, he designed a candy made of malt sugar and grain flour stuck together. Cake, this is the earliest snack in the world.
82. Bi Sheng: Printing Industry - Inventor of the Northern Song Dynasty, the inventor of movable type printing.
83. Tong Bin: Kiln-firing Industry—Kiln Master of the Ming Dynasty.
The eunuch Pan Xiang supervised the construction of a blue dragon vat in Jingdezhen. After a long period of failure, he killed the kiln workers. Tong Bin jumped into the kiln and died. Unexpectedly, the dragon vat was successfully smelted.
Respected as the God of Wind and Fire.
84. Ning Fengzi: Pottery Industry - Longzhi Zhenren, originally the Yellow Emperor Tao Zheng, the god and man passed by where he held fire for him, and he could produce five-color smoke. After a long time, he taught Fengzi, Lian Zhang's method.
Later, he taught the Yellow Emperor "Longqiao Sutra" and was named the Master of the Five Mountains.
85. Yi Di: wine making industry - During the reign of Emperor Yu of Xia Dynasty, the emperor's daughter ordered Yidi to make wine as a gift. Its sweet taste was highly appreciated by Emperor Yu, and thus the custom of making wine became established.
86. Han Kang: Medicine - a pharmacist of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He often went to the mountains to collect medicines. He always spoke the price. His style remained unchanged for more than 30 years. He didn’t want to become famous like this, so he was recruited several times by the imperial court. Don't go.
87. Sea Dragon King: fishery, aquaculture - self-explanatory.
88. Guan Yu: Pawnbroker, porter, fortune teller, incense candle, sericulture, silk weaving, pastry industry, martial god of wealth - based on his loyalty, many people have attached him to it; tofu industry - he sold tofu before he became famous. ; Salt industry - Guan Gong's battle with Chi You; Head-shaving industry - knife-playing industry.
89. Sang Hongyang: Accounting industry - an economist in the Western Han Dynasty. He participated in the implementation of the government-operated monopoly policy on salt, iron, and wine. He set up equalized output and equalized official prices to stabilize prices. He was good at accounting and financial calculations.
Later he was killed because of his struggle with Huo Guang.
90. Bian Que: *** Occupation - Qi physician in the Warring States Period, a native of Qin and Yue. He was good at various subjects and could skillfully use comprehensive treatment methods, and was good at acupuncture, hot ironing and decoction.
There are many deifications and associations among the people.
91. The Queen Mother: Fruit Bank - Originally a strange god in charge of disasters and punishments, she gradually became a feminine goddess.
According to legend, the Queen Mother lived in Yaochi in Kunlun Mountain. There were flat peaches planted in the garden and she could live forever if she ate them.
92. Ancestor of Bodhidharma: Escort and Banditry - The third prince of the South Tianzhu Kingdom "faced the wall for nine years" in the Shaolin Temple and created the "Dharma Boxing Technique".
Because he is proficient in martial arts, he is regarded as the ancestor of the escort and bandit gangs; he has a pedicure industry - strong feet and strong legs, and he walked to China.
93. The Old Man under the Moon: The matchmaking industry - the moon god, first appeared in "The Engagement Shop" in the Tang Dynasty Li Fuyan's novel collection "Xu Xuan Wei Lu".
According to legend, "Marriage in the world is tied by a thread", which refers to the achievements of the moon god Yue Lao.
94. Well God: Water supply industry, well digging industry - Well God, originally a child bride, saved the dragon child of the East China Sea who transformed into a little green snake when digging a well. The Dragon King rewarded her with a whip and placed her in the water tank She could produce water when stirred, so she was revered as the Jellyfish Queen.
95. Bigan: The god of commerce and literature - the uncle of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty. He was heartbroken because of his direct advice.
Legend has it that his heart had seven orifices and he did not die after taking the elixir.
Because he has no heart, he remains impartial and unbiased; he is engaged in fur trade and cooked leather workshops - he once shot a nine-tailed fox, which was Daji's true form. The skin is peeled and cramped, then soaked in sewage to mature into a leather tube.
96. Fan Dan: Beggar's Row - He competed with Confucius. Confucius asked Zilu to borrow grain from Fan Dan. Fan Dan asked Zilu to borrow grain from Fan Dan. Fan Dan only borrowed a basket of grain. Scraping it away, Confucius was defeated and became a person forever indebted to the Fan family for food.
Fan Dan's disciples took the singing of falling lotus flowers (counting treasures) as a symbol and became the beggar ancestor.
When begging, this group of people would beat bamboo boards to say that lotus flowers had fallen; they would tie willow trees - because they were willing to save money, they had to tie brooms, repair baskets and dustpans to survive.
97. Wu Zixu: Beggars' Row - He played the flute and begged when he fled from Chu to the capital of Wu (Suzhou).
Later, when Gusu City was being built, glutinous rice was used as wall bricks, so that the people could dig out glutinous rice bricks to survive the famine.
98. Ji Jun: Drum playing - Big-eared Golden Light Fairy.
King Zhou of Shang killed Boyi and made his father Ji Chang eat it. His father did so with tears in his eyes. He left the palace and vomited into the wilderness, turning into countless rabbits and running away into the distance.
Also known as the "Rabbit Immortal", he became an immortal by "Tuzi".
To spit also means to blow, so this is where blowers are commonly called “those who spit”.
99. The True Monarch of Five Paths: Zha Cai Xing - Yang Jiaoai and Zuo Baitao went to Beijing to take the exam. They only had travel expenses for each of them. Yang Jiaoai froze to death in the wild and left the money to Zuo Baitao.
Zuo used paper to commemorate Yang and became the ancestor of this industry.
The five true kings represent the soul after death, referring to hell, hungry ghosts, animals, humans and heaven.
100. Horse Tou Niang: Sericulture - In ancient times, an old man went out and left a white horse at home. The daughter missed her father and promised to marry the white horse if she found her father.
But when the horse carried him back to his father, his father killed the horse.
One day there was a strong wind, and the horsehide swept away his daughter. When the father found his daughter, she had turned into a silkworm wrapped in horsehide, also known as horse-headed silkworm.
Reflects early humans' dependence on horses and silkworms.
101. Tieguai Li: Plaster Shop - one of the Eight Immortals of Taoism, with many legends about his life experience.
He taught an old plaster shopkeeper named Wang a unique skill, which was to apply plaster with dog skin, hence the name.
102. The Immediate Emperor: Sharpening the Knife - When he was young, his family was poor and he relied on sharpening his knives to make a living. Later, he rebelled and won the throne (unknown).
The bench you ride on is called Chuan Chao Yuma, and the "few nails" on the bench are called saddles.
103. Mount Tai: Bamboo Industry - Lu Ban's apprentice, who left to work alone due to a disagreement with his wife, could make anything Lu Ban made with wood, he could use bamboo.
104. Zhang Ban: Bamboo Strip Industry and Grate Combing - Lu Ban’s senior brother was good at bamboo work and invented bamboo strips.
105. Helian: Combing Grate Industry - He was captured by the Yellow Emperor and imprisoned in prison. He had unkempt hair and made a simple comb to relieve itching.
Lei Zu thought it was strange and started making combs.
It’s a pity that Helian has been killed.
106. Mrs. Luban: Paint industry - using red clay and paste to paint doors and windows is the original paint industry.
107. Hu Dingzhen: the iron industry, the small furnace maker, the scale maker, the tinsmith - it is said that "the nails are messed up, the pots are made to make the scales" are all left by him.
He has a wide range of business and knows almost everything. On the 18th day of the fourth lunar month, he worships at the Buddhist temple, becomes a master and accepts disciples.
108. White-headed Buddha: Shoe repair industry, leatherworker - A woman from a poor family picked up cotton and took home a small white-headed snake and took good care of it.
The little snake transformed into a human and taught women how to mend shoes, creating this industry.
This little snake is a little white dragon, known as the Bald Buddha.
109. Monk Zou: Sugar Industry - A monk from the Tang Dynasty who loved science and especially focused on sugar-making technology. He pioneered rock sugar and listed it as a tribute to the court.
Sugar production technology was in a leading position in the world at that time.
110. Emperor Zhenwu: Slaughter Industry - also known as the Xuanwu God, the 82nd transformation of Taishang Laojun, descended on Zhongnan Mountain in the Northern Song Dynasty.
When he was young, he made a career out of killing pigs, but he was kind-hearted. For the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, he put down his butcher knife and became a Buddha immediately.
111. Fan Kuai: Slaughter Industry - A Han general who was a dog butcher before he became famous. He killed dogs and sold their meat.
112. Erlang Shen: Gambling Industry - Yang Jian, the nephew of the Jade Emperor, the barking dog, the legendary first god of war in heaven.
All kinds of people in the folk respect him as a protector and pray for blessings, especially in the gambling industry.
113. Avalokitesvara: Cosmetics industry - Choose the person who has beautiful eyebrows, dignified and kind, elegant and elegant, and generous.
114. King of Flowers: Flower industry - Mulaka, born from flowers.
Behind her house is a garden, whose flowers are passed down to everyone in the next life.
Women who have not given birth go to the wild to ask for flowers during the "Flower Chao" on the twelfth day of the second lunar month.
115. Li Ang: New Year Painting Industry——Tang Wenzong, frugal and elegant, likes to read, triggering the "Nectar Change".
Li Ang first printed the almanac and issued it to the people to guide farming, and New Year pictures and so on came into being.
116. Zhang Xiaoquan: Scissors Industry - A native of Qianxian County, Anhui Province in the late Ming Dynasty, he produced ancestral scissors in Hangzhou and served as tribute during the Qianlong period.
117. King Zhouzhuang: Storytelling and folk art industry - the king of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Legend has it that his mother was ill, and he acted as a virtuous person for her.
118. Han Dulong: Grain store industry, rice industry-the god of blessing in the list of gods, a subordinate of Yang Ren, the doctor of Shang Dynasty.
Both Xue Ehu and Xue Ehu have magic weapons that can produce food.
119. Han Xin: Granary, Rice Bank - After taking refuge with Liu Bang, he served as the head of the granary administrator, "Liu Duwei".
120. Bole: Veterinary Industry - The official in charge of animal husbandry and veterinary medicine in the Spring and Autumn Period was also a veterinarian who was good at using acupuncture to treat horse diseases.
Equally famous as him are Jiufang Gao, an expert in horse phase, and Ning Qi, an expert in ox phase.
121. King Zhang and Xianggong Lu: Hatching industry - Gaoyou people in the Song Dynasty. When they were hunting reeds, they found a wild duck that was nesting in the nest and was entangled by a snake, so they put the duck eggs in their arms and hatched them. Ducklings, raised as domestic ducks, will no longer be able to nest in the nest.
122. Ma Yuan: Pawnbroker—a military strategist of the Eastern Han Dynasty who wrapped his body in horse leather and died.
Distribute all the property to brothers and friends, and live a simple life.
123. Mazu: Shipping Industry—Workers worship the Holy Mother in Heaven as the escort goddess
124. Nezha: Bicycle Industry—Mythological hero, the third son of King Tota, Fenghuo The wheel is its magical weapon.
125. Dayu: Water conservancy industry - surnamed Si, an ancient flood control hero and one of the Five Emperors.
126. Boyi: animal husbandry and hunting - a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, good at animal husbandry and hunting. He was promoted by Qian as one of the nine officials. He managed vegetation, birds and beasts, and assisted Shun in taming birds and beasts.
Later, when he helped Yu control floods, Emperor Shun made him a marquis and gave him the surname "Ying".
127. Kong Wuzi: Martial Arts - The imperial guard in "The Desire of the Golden Branch" actually means "Kong Wu is powerful", which means very martial and powerful, not a person.
128. Zhao Gai: Kiln-firing industry - a native of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Legend has it that he is the master porcelain maker and ancestor of Jingdezhen porcelain.
143. Hu Lingneng: scale maker, tinsmith, coppersmith - poet of the Tang Dynasty, a recluse in Putian (Zhongmou, Henan Province), who rarely worked as a nail maker (repairing pots, bowls, pots and vats), known as " "Hu nail hinge".
129. The two immortals of Gemei: dyeing industry, textile industry, and juggling - Ge Xuan, a native of Wu in the Three Kingdoms, built an altar and set up a furnace to practice the Nine-turn Golden Elixir, practiced hard and became an immortal, and was called Ge Xianweng; Mei Fu - —Nanchang County Lieutenant in the Western Han Dynasty, Wang Mang usurped power and fled the world to seek truth.
Ge Hong was passed down by the two immortals Ge Mei.
130. Gaotao: Judge - a native of Gaocheng (Liu'an), the founder of the ancient Liu'an Kingdom, the leader of the Dongyi tribe, with the surname Yan.
It is said that Shun was appointed as the official in charge of criminal law.
After Yu succeeded to the throne, he recommended Gaotao as his successor according to the abdication system, but he died before Yu.
131. Zhu Rong: Firecrackers Industry - According to legend, during the reign of Emperor Ku, he served as the official of Huozheng in Xiong's ruins. He could show the light of heaven and earth, produce soft grains and trees, and benefit the people.
The emperor's concubine named him Zhurong, and later generations revered him as the God of Fire.
132. Kitchen God: The Kitchen God, the restaurant and tea house industry, is worshiped everywhere on the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month.
133. Li Tian: Fireworks and Fireworks Industry - A native of Liuyang in the Tang Dynasty, generations of people have drank from fireworks and thought of their origins, and the ancestor Li Tian's achievements will shine through the ages.
134. Zhong Sanlang: Servant industry, service industry - a god named by the Jade Emperor, who specializes in saving people who open shops and do business in the mortal world.
The man in the Qing Dynasty who pretended to be the "Third Prince Zhu" of the former Ming Dynasty started a Zhong Sanlang sect.
135. Avalokitesvara in White: Jade Walk - One of the incarnations of Guanyin Bodhisattva, wearing snow-white clothes.
This means white jade is flawless.
136. Liuzhuang: astrological industry (eight characters), fortune-telling industry - Yuan Liuzhuang of the Qing Dynasty, named Yuan Gong, compiled "Liuzhuang Shenxiang".
137. Green Miao God: Vegetable Seller - shaped like a big bag, one end of which falls to the ground every time it is folded. It moves slowly and heavily. It is an evil spirit that protects the field seedlings.
There is no record in ancient books, see Ji Xiaolan's "Notes of Yuewei Thatched Cottage".
138. King Ling of Zhou: Jewelry Shop - From the legend of "Blue Blood and Red Heart", King Ling exiled Chang Hong to Chu State, and Chang Hong committed suicide by caesarean section to show his loyalty.
The Shu people mourned his loyalty and buried his blood in a wooden box underground. After three years, it was opened and turned into jasper.
139. Youchao family: construction industry, handicraft industry - a deified figure in ancient times who taught the people to build wooden nests to avoid wild beasts, from living in caves to living in nests.
It has been recorded in ancient pre-Qin books.
140. Kunwu family: pottery industry - the eldest son of Lu Zhong, a descendant of Zhu Rong, lived in Chu State. It is said that he was the inventor of pottery manufacturing industry.
"Shuowen Jiezi" says, "Kunwu is a round vessel."
141. Meng Gong and Meng Lao: Shipbuilding industry - or Yun Ming Gong Ming Lao, because Xuan Ming is also Ming Meng's voice.
Buji, that is, the ship god is worshiped with meat and called "Meng Gong and Meng Lao, he is here".
"The Story of the Ship God" says that the name of the Ship God is Feng'er. When he gets off the boat, he will pray three times to eliminate all taboos.
142. Yao and Danzhu: Go industry - Danzhu was the son of Yao, but he gave way to Shun because he knew he was unworthy.
Legend has it that when Yao saw that his son Danzhu was not smart enough, he invented Go and taught him Go to improve his intelligence.
143. Xiao He: A subordinate official in the Yamen - Prime Minister Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty. He formulated various laws and regulations and became a model for civil servants.
144. Song Ci: Forensic Medicine - a famous doctor in the Song Dynasty, a native of Jianyang, Fujian Province. "The Collection of Abandoned Wrongs" is an immortal examination monograph and is respected as the originator of forensic medicine in the world.
145. White Tiger God: Mill - The white tiger is of water nature and has many magical powers such as avoiding evil, preventing disasters, praying for good fortune, punishing evil and promoting good, making wealth, and getting married.
146. Shi Kuang: Drummer - a musician from the Jin Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period, who composed "Yangchun" and "Baixue".
147. Robber Zhi: Robbery and petty thief industry - refers to a big thief named Zhi. Zhuangzi wrote three fables in "Robber Zhi", criticizing the hypocrisy and deception of Confucian views, and advocating a return to primitiveness. , let nature take its course.
148. Emperor Zitong: Engraving and Printing - Zhang Yazi of the Jin Dynasty, the Taoist god who dominates fame and position.
The Jade Emperor ordered Emperor Zitong to be in charge of the Wenchang Mansion and the human fortunes, so he was called Emperor Zitong.
If you have meritorious service, you will be named on the gold medal list and will be informed by engraving and printing.
149. Two Immortals of Harmony: Fan Shang - a native of Tang Dynasty, Hanshan and Shide. Yongzheng named Hanshan as "Hesheng" and Shide as "Hesheng".
People deify it as a symbol of marriage and harmony.
A harmonious marriage means good children, which is homophonic to "fan".
150. Xi Shi: Fragrant Powder Shop - Spring and Autumn Beauty, its meaning is self-evident, and there are many attachments.
Question
Half of them are myths, and some historical figures