Ziwei, the guardian of Jinlong

Jade Emperor, that is, "Heaven and Heaven are supreme, and naturally there is a true jade emperor god from Milla" [1]. It is the Lord of heaven and earth in Taoist mythology [2], also known as "the emperor's father holds the imperial calendar and carries the true body of the emperor" [3], "the jade emperor is a great god", "the jade emperor is a great god", "the mysterious god" and "the god". [4]

The jade emperor is a god in the sky. From the beginning, the fate has been long, and the saints are called and endless. God is natural. He made a sign to educate all beings and pray. Living in a seamless fairyland, with lofty status, always standing above the truth. It has been proved that the Eight Bodies: Tao Body, Dharma Body, Self-nature, True Body, Trace Body, Response Body and Divine Power, are the deification of the basic and highest beliefs of Taoism and are regarded as the noumenon of Taoism.

The Jade Emperor is like an emperor on the earth. Thirty-six days in charge of seventy-two places, in charge of all things related to god, immortals, buddhas, saints, people and the underworld. He has infinite power, known as the king of the sky, respected by the Jade Emperor, and his power is greatly enhanced. He has been given the secret information of deficit jade at the beginning of the world. He inherited the law of Infinite Avenue and contained the real imperial calendar.

The Jade Emperor governs the Taoist deities and buddhas, and the gods, the earth and ghosts and gods are all under his jurisdiction. Immortals, such as Yus, Xingchen, Buhler Immortal, Buddha and Bodhisattva, Sanguandi, Shen Xiao Chen Jiudi, etc. And the jade emperor belongs to the sage of the avenue; The earth is a small god who dominates all natural things on the earth, including the land god, the country god, the mountain god, Guan Gong, the river and the sea, the five gods and the god of all things; Ancestor God is the deification of historical figures after death, such as ancestors, teachers, heroes and other literary figures.