What are the names of Taoist Sanqing?

They are the highest Taoist deity "Sanqing", that is, Jade Qing, the ancestor of civilization, the spiritual treasure Buddha of Daojun in Chen Yu, and the moral Buddha of Taishang Laojun, the leader of mixed religion.

The Buddha in the early Yuan Dynasty is one of the highest gods in Taoism, and it is the god who created the world in Taoism, representing the Tao gives birth to one. Heaven respected the spirit of nature from the beginning and existed before all things in the universe. Taoist body is immortal, even if heaven and earth are completely destroyed, it is also the most respected in the "Three Clearances" and the first god among Taoist immortals.

Lingbao Tianzun is also known as Chen Yu Avenue Jun and Taiwanese Avenue Jun.? Originally named Yu Chen Huang Yuan Avenue Jun on Shangqing Gaosheng Platform, the True Spirit Bitmap compiled by Tao Hongjing, the director of Qi and Liang Dynasties, listed it as the second deity, second only to the first deity. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called "Taiwanese Avenue Jun", and in the Song Dynasty, it was called "Lingbao Tianzun" or "Lingbao Jun" ..

Laozi, also known as the moral god, ranked third in the "Three Clearances" and was the highest god worshipped by Taoism in the early days, ranking one of the Three Clearances. The incarnation of moral Buddha is Lao Zi, a thinker and an important Taoist figure in the Spring and Autumn Period (later generations generally think that Lao Zi is the founder of Taoist thought) and Lao Zi (born in 65438 BC+03065438 BC+65438 BC in February 0 BC+05 BC).

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The source of "Sanqing" belief: This belief was developed in the 4th century. In fact, it is a reflection of philosophical thought and a systematic reflection of the world view advocated by Taoism.

They believe that Sanqing lives in an extremely remote and wonderful fairy world, managing countless other gods and even everything, such as supervising human social life. Among them, the position of Yuanshi Tianzun is the highest, he is the creator of the whole universe, equivalent to the God of China;

As for Lingbao Tianzun, in order to meet the demands of the lower class, Taoism awarded him to the Jade Emperor in Chinese folk beliefs. Most people think that he is the ancestor of Taoism, Lao Zi. Their statues should be enshrined in the usual Taoist temple, and a special place of worship should be built for them, called Sanqing Hall or Sanqing Palace. They are arranged in the following order:

Right in the middle is the Buddha statue of Yuan Dynasty. His left hand is empty and his right hand is empty, which symbolizes the primitive state of the world. On his left is Lingbao Buddha, holding a mirror of Yin and Yang in his hand, symbolizing the state when the world just came out of chaos; On the right is the moral Buddha, holding a fan with a mirror of yin and yang, symbolizing the initial state of the world being created. In Taoist art, there are many sculptures and portraits about Sanqing.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Taoist Sanqing

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