There is a fortune teller in Haiyang Wali _ What's the name of the fortune teller in Haiyang Wali?

There is a fortune teller in Haiyang Wali.

Mother louse fairy is called Feng Shui God by Chaoshan people, and it is not just a legend. It has a prototype in history, named Zou Pusheng, and there are legends among the people. His name is He Ye Yun. Proficient in metaphysics, good at divination, and a Taoist.

According to legend, Zou Pusheng mainly went to Haiyang County, Chaoyang County and Jieyang County during his travels, and did many good things for local residents. He also used his skills to see Feng Shui, cure diseases and punish local bullies, so he established a very good relationship with residents. Therefore, in order to commemorate He, later generations of hipsters specially built temples for him, and the number of these temples is still so huge that they can't be counted for a while.

What is slightly shocking is that Zou Pusheng is still a strategist. At the end of Mongolian rule, there was chaos in the world and farmers from all walks of life revolted. At this time, Zou Pusheng also went down the mountain, joined the team of Chen Youliang, the Southern Red Scarf Army, and became the strategist of Chen Youliang, giving him advice. But helpless, their opponents have a very strong team, that is, the insurgents led by Zhu Yuanzhang and assisted by Liu Bowen. You can imagine what the final result will be.

According to historical records, when the two armies were at loggerheads, Zhou Pushou helped Chen Youliang win 99 victories. But in the next 100th war, Chen Youliang was unfortunately killed by an arrow, and the war ended temporarily. The last war was the famous "Poyang Lake War", which lasted 85 days.

After Zhu Yuanzhang unified China and established the Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen, a military strategist, also recommended Zou Pusheng to Zhu Yuanzhang, but Zou Pusheng admitted that he was extremely guilty of Chen Youliang and decisively refused. In the second half of my life, Zou Pusheng was named why, living in seclusion among all sentient beings and relying on his own strength.

Perhaps because of his harmony and friendship with the people, later generations deified him. In addition, the matter of divination has been suspended, and it is justified to call him a "fairy".