The names of the gods of Buddhism and Taoism in ancient Chinese mythology and their main deeds

Answer 1

The names of the gods of Buddhism and Taoism in ancient Chinese mythology and their main deeds are as follows:

1 God in Buddhism:

- Brahma: The highest level deity in Buddhism is one of the creators of the universe and the guardian of all things.
- Dyus: In Buddhism, the Heavenly Emperor was the son of Brahma, who ruled the heavens.
- Brahma-Var: The demon king of Buddhism and the rival of Brahma, whose main goal is to destroy Buddhism.
- Other Gods: There are many other important Gods in Buddhism, such as the God of Heaven, the God of Hell, the God of the Indian River, etc.

2 Gods in Taoism:

- Jade Emperor (Emperor Zhuanfei): One of the highest gods in Taoism was the ruler of heaven and earth and the judge of all things.
- The Three Pure Ancestors, the Four Imperial Heavenly Masters, the South Pole Immortal Weng, etc.: The important gods of Taoism usually appeared together with the Jade Emperor. It was a place of pilgrimage for Taoists.
- Other Gods: There are many other important Gods in Taoism, such as Taishang Laojun, Sun God, Moon God, etc.

These gods played an extremely important role in ancient Chinese mythology. Their deeds included:

- Brahma created the universe and all the living beings in the world.
- Sakra was defeated by the Jade Emperor in the rebellion of the Demon King Bo Xun and finally committed suicide.
- In the process of destroying Buddhism, Demon King Boxun was stopped by other Taoist gods and was eventually defeated.
- The Three Pure Ones and the Four Imperial Heavenly Masters were places of pilgrimage for Daoists and were also important gods in Daoism. They controlled all things in heaven and earth and judged them respectively.