Ancient China Flower God
There were many types of flower gods in ancient China. The earliest ones were Nu Yi and Hua Gu, who were in charge of Hundred Flowers. Later, the twelve flower god system gradually formed, that is, the twelve months of the month represented that each flower had its own flower god. In different versions, there were Concubine Mei (female flower god) in January, apricot flower god in February, peach flower god in March, peony flower god in April, which symbolized wealth and peace and was deeply loved by people in ancient and modern times, peony flower god in May, Mrs. Pan (female flower god), peony flower god Su Dongpo (male flower god), lotus flower god in June, crepe myrtle flower god in July, osmanthus flower god in August, chrysanthemum flower god in September, which symbolized purity and nobleness, etc. Li Qingzhao was regarded as chrysanthemum flower god. October hibiscus flower; Wang Zhaojun was also regarded as the God of camelia flowers. In addition, there were also sayings that Zhao Feiyan was regarded as the Mandala Flower God, Cui Yingying as the Night Primrose Flower Fairy, Li Shishi as the Rose Flower God, Wu Zetian as the Peony Flower God, Li Qingzhao as the Chrysanthemum Flower God, Xi Shi as the Lotus Flower God, and Shangguan Wan 'er as the Begonia Flower God. Some of the God of Flowers characters originated from myths and legends, some were related to the creation of literati in the past dynasties, and some were designed to meet the needs of folk worship of the God of Flowers. The image of the God of Flowers developed from a mythical image to a living image, from a female to a male and female equal. This system was rooted in the concept of flower worship of ancient humans. Relying on the Flower Festival and the activities of the Flower Temple to worship the God of Flowers, it produced many related literature, plays, paintings, music works, etc. However, it declined since the end of the Qing Dynasty, and now some areas are committed to revival. The novel "Legend of the Flower Dance" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
A grand view of the story of the China flower god and flower demon
There were many stories of flower gods and flower demons in China. In the story of " Xiangyu " from Liaozhai, Huang Sheng met the peony flower god Xiangyu and the winter-resistant flower god Jiangxue while studying in Taiqing Palace on Laoshan Mountain. Huang Sheng and Xiangyu fell in love, but Xiangyu was accidentally dug up and died. Jiangxue accompanied Huang Sheng through difficult days. Later, Xiangyu was resurrected with the help of the flower god. After Huang Sheng died, he became a red bud and was accidentally cut down. Xiangyu and Jiangxue both withered and died. Each of the 12 flower gods had their own stories. For example, Wang Zhaojun was the camelia flower god, because she wore red camelia flowers on her head when she left the fortress. Xi Shi was the lotus flower god, and her figure was like a fairy when she went on a boat to pick lotus flowers. It was said that she would dance in the heart of the lotus when the flowers bloomed on the night of the full moon. Xie Daoyun was the apricot flower god. Yang Yuhuan was the peony flower god. In addition to her identity as a noble concubine, she was also a court musician and dancer. Begonia flower god was Qin Ruolan, a singer of the Southern Tang Dynasty. She once prevented the disaster of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In addition, there was also a saying that the Flower God was originally a green lotus in the chaos that cultivated into a human form. The ancient people worshipped the Flower God and believed that she was the goddess of luck. There was also a book that featured 109 stories about the God of Flowers and the Flower Demon. The novel " Legend of the Flower Dance " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Ancient China Star God
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Ancient China God of Autumn
Ancient China Star God Sacrifice
In ancient China, there were star god sacrifices, such as the worship of the five stars of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth. Different stars were attached to the star gods with different functions to worship, such as Venus, which was attached to the Taibai Venus in charge of war, the North Star, which was attached to the Ziwei Star in charge of the image of the emperor, the Wenchang Star, which was attached to the Wenqu Star in charge of the official position of the human world, the Antarctic Old Man Star, which was attached to the Longevity Star, and Jupiter, which was attached to the Lucky Star. At the same time, the ancient Babylonians 'practice of building the Seven Star Altar to worship the Star Gods also reflected the importance of the Star Gods in ancient culture. This may indirectly reflect that the ancient China Star God worship culture may be influenced by similar concepts or have certain similarities with them. In addition, from the ancient China people's common name for comets as a comet, meteors as a cheap star, and attached to it as a bad star for evil thieves, which formed a complicated astrology and astrology, Star God worship in ancient China culture had a more complicated system. The novel " The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Who was the ancient China Martial God?
In ancient China mythology, Chiyou, the Queen Mother of the West, the Nine Heavenly Maidens, Xingtian, Yinglong, Zhurong, Gonggong, Houtu, Dayi, Lü Shang, Taibai Jinxing, Tianyi Shen, the East Emperor Taiyi, and the White Tiger were all regarded as Martial Gods. In addition, in the Taoist mythological system, Progenitor Doumu, Great Emperor Gouchen, Xuantian God, Heavenly Lord Miaole, Thunder Ancestor, Marshal Tianpeng, Zhao Gongming, Greed, Wuqu Star, Army-destroying Star, Seven Killing Star, Moon Star, Wang Lingguan, Great Emperor Huaguang, Emperor Guan Sheng, Emperor Yue Sheng, and so on were also Martial Gods. From the perspective of the ancient generals, Xiang Yu, Li Cunxiao, Ran Min, Baiqi, Wei Qing, and the other famous generals could also be regarded as Martial Gods in a sense due to their outstanding military talent and brilliant achievements. Wen Zhong, Yang Jian, Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King Li Jing, and the Victorious Fighting Buddha in ancient mythological novels were also set as martial gods. "Warrior Sage!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Who was the Moon God in ancient China?
In ancient China, there was Chang Xi, the Moon Goddess. She was originally thought to be the goddess who gave birth to the moon. In addition, the Moon God was also known as the Moonlight Goddess, the Lunar Star Master, the Moon Lady, and the Moonlight Bodhisattva.
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The details of the ancient China Star God Festival
The ancient China Star God Ceremony was rich and varied. In Beijing, there was a custom of offering sacrifices to the Star God. It was said that the eighth day of the first lunar month was the day when the stars descended to the lower realm. Every household burned a lamp as a sacrifice. The lamp was usually made of cotton paper and dipped in oil. The number of lamps varied from 49 to 108. At the beginning of the night, an incense table was set up to serve soup (Yuanxiao), with five or seven lamps in a bowl. There were both civilian sacrifices and official sacrifices. Monasteries and Taoist temples would also set up altars on this day to worship the stars to receive alms. From the relevant literature, it was known that when the ancients offered sacrifices to God, the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty had to wear a large fur coat and a crown (wearing a large ceremonial dress and a crown on the head). Moreover, sheep would be used for sacrifice because the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty had officials who were in charge of the "sacrificial sheep". There would be sacrificial activities during the summer solstice. According to the Rites of Zhou,"On the summer solstice, sacrifice to Houtu in the square mound in the Ze", and "Records of the Historian·Fengshan Book","On the summer solstice, sacrifice to the earth is done with music and dance". The purpose of the summer solstice sacrifice is to pray for the elimination of diseases, famine, and hunger. The sacrifice to the "Spirit Star" began in the Han Dynasty and originated from the temple of Houji before the Western Zhou Dynasty. The sacrifice to the "Spirit Star" often used cattle at the time of the year. The "Spirit Star" was actually the four stars of the sky, the four stars of the sky, in the "Book of Changes". In addition, there were also differences in the worship of different star gods. For example, there were three types of star gods that were most familiar and related to the people, including the twenty-eight constellations, the Jiazi star god that was related to the year of birth, and the Wenqu star Wenchang star that was paid attention to by students and parents (Wenqu star Wenchang star was different from Kuixing, and the star gods worshipped by different purposes were also different). The novel "The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The ancient China god who controlled the stars
In ancient China, there were many gods who were in charge of the stars. - [Emperor Ziwei: Originated from the ancient people's worship of the North Star. The North Star has the most noble status among the stars.] Emperor Ziwei was the master of all stars and could control the universe. He could command the sun, moon, stars, mountains, rivers, gods, the four seasons, and other natural phenomena. He could summon the wind, rain, and lightning. - [Lady Mother of the Chariot]: It was the mother of the stars. Her " Dou " referred to the stars of the Big Dipper. She was transformed from the innate Yin Qi of the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi. She had three eyes and eight arms, and she held the sun, moon, and other combat weapons or spiritual artifacts in her hands. - ** Gouchen Emperor **: Originated from the ancient worship of the Star of Gouchen. This star is close to the North Star and is composed of a total of six stars. The Great Emperor Gouchen controlled the north and south poles, as well as the three talents of heaven, earth, and people. He was in charge of the war in the world. - [Night God's Embellishment Jade]: From << Fragrant Ashes Like Frost >>. He is the eldest son of the Celestial Emperor and the God of the Night. The stars, the sun, and the moon in the sky are arranged by him. He has the ability to shift the stars and change the position of the stars to affect the calculations of others. - [Heavenly Emperor Yihe]: From the ❮ Jing Wei Reclaims the Sea ❯, he could control the sun, moon, and stars. He had even ambushed the Flame Emperor and sealed him in the Flame Valley. - Sun God Flame Emperor: From the " Jingwei Reclaims the Sea ". He is the God Emperor and the master of all gods. He holds the Sunlight Divine Realm and can gather endless sun spiritual power. As the Sun God, he can control the sun, moon, and stars. - [Star God Kuafu: Originated from the ❮ Ocean Reclamation Technique ❯, wields the power of many stars, possesses powerful chaotic spiritual energy, and has a good relationship with the War God Xingtian.] - The Six Stars of the Southern Dipper: Their immediate superior was the South Pole's Great Emperor Chang Sheng. The Six Stars of the Southern Dipper were respectively the Tianfu Star, the Tianliang Star, the Tianji Star, the Tiantong Star, the Tianxiang Star, and the Seven Murders Star. Due to the worship of the ancient stars, they were turned into gods by divine personas. The novel " The Name Engraved in the Stars of Destiny " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!