Everyone knows the god of wealth. What is the name of the God of Wealth?

It is said that the biggest festival in People's Republic of China (PRC) since ancient times is the New Year. Our custom is to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new. Basically, every family has to put up New Year pictures and couplets, visit relatives and friends, and eat jiaozi. Among them, there is a picture that will be hung in the New Year pictures every year, and that is the god of wealth, which can be said to be a god that our people like very much.

Moreover, only the god of wealth will appear on the wall of every household every year. The God of Wealth is one of the gods in the envelope of Taoism in China, and is in charge of people's wealth. Moreover, the god of wealth does not refer to a certain god, but a title of god. There are nine God of Wealth, east, west, south, north, middle, northeast, northwest, southeast and southwest, and each direction has a representative of God of Wealth.

On the contrary, the Nine-way God of Wealth is divided into God of Wealth, Wu Caishen and God of Wealth, and the figure corresponding to these Nine-way God of Wealth is Wang Hai, the median God of Wealth. Also known as the God of Wealth. Zhao Gongming, the God of Wealth in the North Road, is known as the true God of Wealth, Li Zizu in the Northeast, Liu Haichan in the East Road, God of Wealth and Tao Zhugong in the Southeast. These four gods are called the gods of literature, and the god of wealth is in West Road, Wu Caishen, who is regarded as a city house. Zhao Gongming is also known as the god of wealth, and Di Qing, the god of the sun and the moon, is called Chunfu.

And who is the god of wealth? Where did they come from? According to Shenpu, Zhao Gongming, the great god of wealth, was a successful monk in Luofu Cave of Emei Mountain. Finally, by chance, he helped Zhou Wang to resist the Zhou Dynasty, and was named after his death. This is just one of them. The other Eight Immortals are famous in history, and they were all elected by the people or the local rich gentry who loved their people, so they were elected by the people as. At that time, in the feudal era, the people's thoughts were rather pedantic, and they often thought that a place or someone was so-and-so.