Who were the saints in the world of Chinese mythology?

Answer 1

There are many saints in the Chinese mythological world. The following are some of the famous ones:

1. Laozi of Taoism was considered the founder of Taoism and was called "Taishang Laojun";
2. Confucius of Confucianism. He was regarded as the founder of Confucianism and was called the "Sage";
3. Sakyamuni of Buddhism was considered the founder of Buddhism and was called "Buddha";
4. Qu Yuan of the State of Chu. He was considered to be an immortal of the State of Chu and was called "Qu Zi";
5. Ying Zheng of Qin State. He was considered the monarch of Qin State and was called "Qin Shihuang";
6. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He was considered the emperor of the Han Dynasty and was called "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty";
7. Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. He was considered a poet of the Tang Dynasty and was called the "Poet Immortal";
8. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty. He was regarded as a writer of the Song Dynasty and was called the "literary saint";
9. Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. He was considered the emperor of the Ming Dynasty and was called "Ming Taizu";
The emperors of the Qing Dynasty, such as Kangxi and Qianlong, were considered the monarchs of the Qing Dynasty and were called "Shengzu" or "Shengjun".

These were only a small number of saints in the Chinese mythological world. In fact, there were many other famous saints, such as Confucius 'grandson Zi Si, Qu Yuan's neighbor Song Yu, Taoist Zhuangzi, and so on.