What does Jade Void represent?

Answer 1

"Jade Void" had many meanings:
1. In terms of games, Jade Void was one of the professions in the game "Revelation." It was a Tranquil Star Constellation Master who was aloof from the world. It was a long-range spell output profession that could cause high damage and strong control to a large number of enemies.
2. In the mythical novel,"Investiture of the Gods","Jade Void" was the collective name of the twelve disciples of the Taoist Yuxu Palace's Heavenly Lord Yuanshi (Guang Chengzi, Chi Jingzi, Immortal Yuding, etc.). They were called the "Twelve Golden Immortals of Jade Void".
3. In terms of Taoist architecture, there were many Taoist temples called "Jade Void Palace" or "Jade Void Temple". For example, the Yuxu Temple in Lianghu Town, Gaoping, Shanxi Province; the Yuxu Palace in Wudang Mountain, one of the largest palaces in the Wudang Mountain architectural complex, where Taoist priests practiced Taoism, worshipped gods, and held rituals; the Yuxu Palace in Zizhong Chonglong Mountain (the memorial archway of the mountain gate is engraved with the word "Yuxu Palace"); and the Taoist holy places in Qingcheng Mountain, Sichuan Province, Zhoukoudian, Fangshan, Beijing, etc. also have Yuxu Palace.
4. In the Taoist belief system,"Jade Void" also referred to the place where the immortals lived. It was a metaphor for the pure and extraordinary realm. For example, there was a Jade Void Palace on Kunlun Mountain, which was the Taoist temple of the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi. In addition, Dao Monarch Stellar Star, also known as Emperor Tai or Emperor Yuxu, occupied an important position in the Daoist belief system.
5. In terms of natural scenery, Sanqing Mountain was named after the three peaks of Yujing, Yuxu and Yuhua, which were like the three Taoist gods of Yuqing, Shangqing and Taiqing sitting on the top of the mountain.