Ancient judge fortune telling _ What's the name of ancient judge fortune telling?

In ancient folklore in China, a judge was an official who sentenced people to good and evil in the underworld. In people's impression, most judges are fierce, but kind-hearted and upright. Their duty is to reincarnate people. Reward good people and punish bad people. Judges are responsible for judging all the dead souls in Du Feng who come to the underworld. In fact, there are four most famous judges in the underworld, who are responsible for rewarding good, punishing evil, seeking justice and law respectively. Among them, Zhong Kui, who people are most familiar with, is just one of them, and the other three have their own duties.

Wei Zheng was originally the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, and after his death, he was appointed by Fengdu Emperor as the judge of the reward department. Wei Zhi's image as a judge is: holding a good hand, wearing a green robe and smiling. Those who do good before their death have their own arrangements for their souls. He will reward the deceased according to the degree of good deeds and how much. The six divisions in Karma Wheel, the souls of people who did good deeds, ascended to heaven or reincarnated as human beings before their death, can forget all kinds of grievances before their death just by drinking a bowl of Meng Po's fascinating tea. Zheng Weiyuan was a doctor of Guanglu in the period of Emperor Taizong. He has been a straightforward person all his life, and even specially advised the Tang King. Therefore, after his death, he was appointed as a judge of the Ministry of Good News by Yama right. Zhong Kui, who was also a native of the Tang Dynasty, was killed by a pillar in a rage because he could not be reused by the Tang King. Because of Zhong Kui's integrity, he was appointed by Yama right as a judge of the Department of Punishing Evil in the underworld after his death. Zhong Kui's image in the underworld is a godson who wears a purple robe, glows, always keeps his lips closed, does not anger himself, and is business-oriented.

According to legend, all ghosts who come to the underworld will come to the evil mirror before they die to show good and evil and distinguish good from evil. All the souls of those who did evil during their lifetime were handed over to Zhong Kui for disposal. Zhong Kui's principle of punishment is disloyalty, unfilial and unbelief, and * * * unscrupulous and rude. The deceased who did evil before his death will be punished lightly or severely according to these, and will be pushed to the eighteenth floor of hell for a second punishment after punishment. Finally, these dead souls will come to the reincarnation hall, become animals such as pigs, cows and horses, and return to the dead. Judge of the Criminal Division, Saint Zhong Kui.

Lu Zhidao is also called Judge Lu in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. Judge Lu once became close friends with. Judge Lu changed his mind after drinking. After winning Judge Lu's change of heart, he rose suddenly and won Wei Xiao. Judge Lu then turned to face his wife. Zhu Erdan's wife had her head changed, leaving only a red line around her neck, and was praised for her skill. Judge Lu's image in hell is that his eyes are like electricity, he is upright and upright, and he looks righteous and upright. His duty in hell is to make good people get good results and evil people get the punishment they deserve. Judge Cha Cha, the way of Lu in Song Dynasty.

Cui Jue was a magistrate of Zizhou County under Emperor Taizong, and later served as assistant minister of does. Cui Jue and Wei Zhi are good friends. They have been honest officials all their lives. After their death, they were appointed as judges in charge of the investigation department by Yama right. Cui Jue's image in the underworld is wearing a red robe, holding a life-and-death struggle in his left hand and a heady pen in his right. He specially increases the life span of good people and sends evil people to the underworld. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Cui Jue was a judge of the underworld and was in charge of the book of life and death.