Investiture of the Gods was one of the ancient Chinese mythological novels. The number of gods in it varied according to different versions and authors. However, the top 100 gods on the Investiture of the Gods usually included: 1. Taihao Deity (also known as East Emperor Taiyi): manages the sky and the natural world. 2. Jade Emperor: The supreme being in heaven manages all things in the universe. 3. South Pole Immortal Weng: The old man of the South Pole is in charge of the fate of the immortal world. Immortal Taiyi: One of the founders of Taoism, who controls the fate of the human world. Daoist Ziwei: One of the founders of Taoism manages the fate of the human world. 6 Xuanming Elders: One of the immortals in the human world responsible for regulating life and death in the human world. 7. Prince of the East: The immortal who manages the oceans, rivers, lakes and seas. 8. Western Prince: The immortal who manages the mountains and rivers. 9 River Earl: The immortal who manages the Yellow River is also a god in the water. 10 Thunder God: The immortal who manages lightning. 11 Electromother: The deity who manages lightning. 12 City God: The god who manages the city and the countryside. 13 Earth God: The god who manages the land and crops. 14 The Lady of the Gods: The God of Women is in charge of the fate of women. 15 Cooks 'Army: The immortals who manage the Fire World. 16 Water Head Army: The immortals who manage the water world. 17 Gold Horn and Silver Horn: After the fall of the Shang Dynasty, the two immortals of the Zhou Dynasty managed the sky and the ground respectively. 18 Taiqing Palace God: The gods of the Zhou Dynasty managed Taiqing Palace. 19 Wing Wing Flying Immortal: Daoist immortals are good at flying. Fairy of the Flying Heavens: Daoist immortals are good at flying. Fairy Flying Star: Daoist immortals are good at flying. 22 Immortals: Daoist immortals are good at flying. Taixiao Progenitor: One of the highest gods in Taoism manages Taixiao Palace. 24 South Pole Immortal Weng: The old man of the South Pole is in charge of the fate of the immortal world. Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Managing the sky and nature. One of the founders of Taoism was in charge of the fate of the human world. 27 Xuanming Elders: One of the immortals in the human world responsible for regulating life and death in the human world. 28 Eastern Prince: The immortal who manages the oceans, rivers, lakes and seas. 29 West Prince: The immortal who manages the mountains and rivers. Thunder God: The immortal who manages lightning. Electromother: The deity who manages lightning. Lord Shing Wong: The god who manages the city and the countryside. Earth God: The god who manages the land and crops. 34 The Lady of the Gods: The God of Women is in charge of the fate of women. Cooks 'Army: The Immortal who manages the Fire World. 36 Water Head Army: The immortals who manage the water world. Gold Horn and Silver Horn: After the Shang Dynasty fell, the two immortals of the Zhou Dynasty managed the sky and the ground respectively. 38 Taiqing Palace God: The gods of the Zhou Dynasty managed Taiqing Palace. Wing Wing Flying Immortal: The Taoist immortals were good at flying. Taixiao Progenitor: One of the highest gods in Taoism manages Taixiao Palace. 41 South Pole Immortal Weng: The old man of the South Pole is in charge of the fate of the immortal world. Eastern Emperor Taiyi: Managing the Sky and Nature. One of the founders of Taoism was in charge of the fate of the human world. 44 Xuanming Elders: One of the immortals in the human world responsible for regulating life and death in the human world. Dongwang Gong: The Immortal who manages the oceans, rivers, lakes, and seas. West Prince: The Immortal who manages the mountains and rivers. Thunder God: The immortal who manages lightning. The Goddess of Lightning: The God who manages lightning. City God: The god who manages the city and the countryside. Earth God: A god who manages the land and crops. 51 Lady of the Gods: The God of Women is in charge of the fate of women. Cooks 'Army: The Immortal who manages the Fire World. Water Head Army: The Immortal who manages the Water World. Gold Horn and Silver Horn: After the Shang Dynasty perished, the two immortals of the Zhou Dynasty managed the sky and the ground respectively. Taiqing Palace God: The gods of the Zhou Dynasty managed Taiqing Palace. 56 Wing Wing Flying Immortal: The Taoist immortals were good at flying. Taixiao Progenitor: One of the highest gods in Taoism manages Taixiao Palace. 58 South Pole Immortal Weng: The old man of the South Pole is in charge of the fate of the immortal world. East Emperor Taiyi: Managing the Sky and Nature. One of the founders of Taoism was in charge of the fate of the human world. Xuanming Elders: One of the immortals in the human world responsible for regulating life and death in the human world. Eastern Prince
The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel. It mainly told the story of King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, the son of King Wen of Zhou, leading the Zhou army to attack the Shang Dynasty at the end of the Shang Dynasty. In the novel, King Wu of Zhou conferred some gods and beasts as gods according to the mandate of heaven at the end of the Shang Dynasty and let them take up duties to maintain peace under the rule of the Zhou Dynasty. To be specific, the Investiture of the Gods had conferred many gods, including: 1. Heavenly Lord, Houtu, Zhenren, Immortals, and other Taoist gods; 2. Monsters such as phoenixes, qilins, dragons, and phoenixes; The ancestors of the Zhou Dynasty and the legendary heroes. The titles of these gods included: 1 Heavenly Lord: Marshal Tianpeng, Noble Tianyi, etc. 2. Earth: Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, Earth God, etc.; 3 true people: Taishang Laojun, Nanji Xianweng, etc.; 4 Immortals: Jade Emperor, Three Pure Dao Ancestors, Four Emperors, and so on. It should be noted that although the immortals and strange beasts on the Investiture of the Gods were all conferred as gods by King Wu of Zhou, their titles and responsibilities were not fixed but changed according to the specific situation.
The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel. It told the story of King Wen's son, King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, leading the Zhou army to attack the Shang Dynasty after the fall of the Zhou Dynasty. In the novel, there were many immortals and characters that were described. There were 72 immortals listed on the Investiture of the Gods, including Jiang Shang, Lu Shang, and some heroes at the end of the Shang Dynasty. However, it should be noted that the story of the Investiture of the Gods was very different from real history. The immortals and characters in it were not real historical figures.
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The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel that mainly told the stories of immortals and demons in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Among them, there were many famous figures on the Investiture of the Gods, such as: - Jiang Ziya, one of the hosts of the Investiture of the Gods, has the power of immortals to help the immortals judge their crimes. - Shen Gongbao: One of the hosts of the Investiture of the Gods. He has the power of an immortal and is good at predicting the weather and diseases. - Ziya: At the end of the Shang Dynasty, he was granted the title of Grand Tutor by King Wen of Zhou. He had the power of an immortal. - Nezha: A vassal at the end of the Shang Dynasty was granted the title of Taiyi Immortal by King Wen of Zhou, possessing the power of an immortal. - King Wen of Zhou was the monarch of the late Shang Dynasty. He was conferred the title of King Wu by Jiang Ziya and had the power of an immortal. - King Wu Ji Fa: The son of King Wen of Zhou was granted the title of King Wen by Jiang Ziya and possessed the power of an immortal. In addition, there were many other figures on the Investiture of the Gods, such as Huang Feihu, Wu Gou, Xin Gong, Ma Guangzuo, Zheng Gong, and so on.
The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel. It told the story of King Wen's son, King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, who destroyed the Shang Dynasty and fought a series of wars against the remaining forces of the Shang Dynasty. There were the following people on the God List: 1. Jiang Ziya: He was regarded as the advisor of King Zhou, the last emperor of the Shang Dynasty, who helped King Wu of Zhou formulate a plan to attack the Shang Dynasty. Jiang Ziya was conferred the position of God and became Marshal Canopy. 2 Nezha: He was a mythical figure who was regarded as an immortal at the end of the Shang Dynasty. He was conferred the title of Taiyi Immortal by King Wu of Zhou. 3. Yang Jian: He was a Taoist figure who was conferred the title of Erlang Zhenjun by King Wu of Zhou. 4. Bull Demon King: He was conferred the title of Iron Guaili by King Wu of Zhou. 5. Yellow-robed Monster: He was named the Giant Miracle God by King Wu of Zhou. The above figures were conferred to different God Thrones to serve King Wu of Zhou to protect the safety of the Zhou Dynasty.
In novels, gods and immortals were usually considered different concepts. Gods are often described as supernatural beings with power and wisdom beyond that of humans and usually do not coexist with other creatures. Immortals were usually described as creatures with extraordinary abilities that usually coexisted with gods or could be compared to gods in some aspects. However, there were also novels that regarded gods and immortals as a whole and regarded them as the same concept. In this case, gods and immortals were usually described as supernatural forces or states with some form of unity and continuity. As for the nature of gods and immortals, there might not be an exact definition. Some philosophers and scientists believe that gods and immortals are supernatural concepts that may be beyond our understanding. Others believed that gods and immortals were human beings 'imagination and description of supernatural things, which might have some form of symbolic meaning or spiritual meaning.
The eight great clans on the Investiture of the Gods were the Jiangshang Clan, the Lu Dongbin Clan, the Zhou Wenwang Clan, the Pythagoras Clan, the Huang Feihu Clan, the Shang Dynasty's royal family, the Shentu Clan, and the Xu Clan. Among them, the Jiangshang Family was considered the family with the highest Deity Position. They possessed the Divine Artifact, the Xuanming Dual Qi Map. The Lü Dongbin Family was a Daoist immortal. The Zhou Wenwang Family was the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty. The Pythagoras Family was a mathematical family. The Huang Feihu Family was a pirate. The Shang Dynasty's royal family was considered the most powerful and wealthy family. The Shentu and Xu Families each had their own supernatural powers and status. Therefore, in terms of Deity Position and power, the Jiang Shang family was ranked first on the God List.
The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel. It told the story of King Wu of Zhou, the son of King Wen of Zhou, leading an army to attack the Shang Dynasty after the fall of the Shang Dynasty at the end of the Zhou Dynasty. There are many famous characters in the novel, some of which include: 1. Jiang Ziya: He was King Wu's advisor and helped King Wu formulate a plan to attack the Shang Dynasty. 2. Shen Gongbao: He was a vassal at the end of the Shang Dynasty. He was named "Zhao Gongming" by King Wu of Zhou. He was a figure on the Investiture of the Gods. 3. Nezha: He was an immortal at the end of the Shang Dynasty and a figure on the Investiture of the Gods. 4. Huang Tiandang: It was a place name at the end of the Shang Dynasty. When King Wu of Zhou attacked the Shang Dynasty, some famous battles took place here. 5 King Wen Ji Chang: He was the father of King Wen of Zhou and King Wu of Zhou. He was also a figure on the Investiture of the Gods. 6. Daji: She was a demon concubine at the end of the Shang Dynasty. She was captured by King Wu of Zhou's army and later became a figure on the Investiture of the Gods. Other than the above figures, there were many other figures on the Investiture of the Gods, such as Yang Sen, Zheng Tu, Huang Feihu, and so on. This novel is regarded as one of the representative works of ancient Chinese novels and has a profound influence on Chinese literature and culture.
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