1. The Jade Emperor
The Jade Emperor has a great influence on the Chinese people. The rituals of worshiping the Jade Emperor often exceed the standards of the Three Qing Dynasties. The Jade Emperor is the God of Haotian.
2. Taishang Laojun
Taishang Laojun is recognized as the founder of Taoism, that is, the Taishang Taoist who created the world, created the world, and taught salvation in Taoism. The fifteenth day of the second lunar month every year is the Christmas Day of Taoist Laojun and is the International Taoist Day.
3. Yuanshi Tianzun
Yuanshi Tianzun, the full name is "Qingxuanzu Qi Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun Miaowu God", also known as "Yuqing Zixu Gaomiao Taishang Yuanhuang Daojun" ", is one of the three highest deities of Taoism, the "Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun" dojo is located in the Yuqing realm of Kunlun.
4. Zhongli Quan
Zhongli Quan, whose surname is Zhongli, was born and died around (A.D. 168, July 27-256 on the lunar calendar), a figure in the Eastern Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties, Chinese folk and Taoist The legendary god. The founder of Quanzhen Taoism, the mainstream of Taoism in the world, his name is Quan, also known as Yunfang, also known as Jidao, also named Zhengyangzi, also known as Heguzi. He was born in Xianyang, Han Dynasty.
5. Dragon King of the East China Sea
The name of the Dragon King of the East China Sea is Ao Guang. In China, the east is the esteemed place, and according to the Book of Changes, the east is yang. Therefore, it is natural that the Dragon King of the East China Sea ranks first. The Dragon King of the East China Sea is the head of the dragon kings of the four seas, and is also the head of all the dragon kings of the water tribe.
The Dragon King of the East China Sea lives in the Crystal Palace on the bottom of the East China Sea (the Huaguo Mountain Waterfall can reach the Dragon Palace directly down the river). The Dragon King of the East China Sea is the god of rain, but he maintains greater special freedom. Rainfall in the world is completed by the Dragon King of other rivers, lakes and wells, and it is rarely necessary for the Dragon King of the East China Sea to rain in person. The power to govern the oceans belongs to the Dragon King, and the Heavenly Court generally allows him to govern himself.