Statue of Wei Zi Dadi in Ming Dynasty

Emperor Wei Zi occupies an important position in Chinese folk beliefs and belongs to one of the four emperors of Taoism, ranking below the Jade Emperor and the God. It is called "the Emperor of the North Pole of Zhongtian Weizi", and Wei Zi is also called Zigong and Ziweixing. It is located in the middle of the three walls.

It is the residence of the emperor in the constellation, and the palace, also known as the Forbidden City, is the origin. Purple MSI is the noblest star in the center of the sky. It never moves and has the highest position. It is "the Lord of the stars and the Lord of all things".

So I have great respect for him. Wei Zi helped the Jade Emperor to take charge of latitude and longitude, the movement of stars and the climate of the four seasons. He can call the wind and rain, serve ghosts and gods, and is the Lord of all things and the head of all stars. Therefore, Emperor Wei Zi was worshipped by emperors of past dynasties, especially in the Song Dynasty, and was often worshipped with the Jade Emperor. In Dazu, Sichuan and other places, you can also see the statue of the purple emblem shaped in the Song Dynasty.

"Book of Rites IV" contains: In the Ming Dynasty, the imperial court also built the Wei Zi Temple, "as a memorial". Its image is dressed as an emperor, with majestic military commanders, which is very noble and dignified.

According to legend, Emperor Zihui's birthday is April 18th of the lunar calendar. The Great Emperor Wei Zi, also known as "the Great Emperor Wei Zi of the Midheaven and the Arctic", occupies an important position in Chinese folk beliefs, belonging to one of the four emperors of Taoism, ranking below the Jade Emperor, and assisting the Jade Emperor in managing the astral world. Wei Zi Palace, also called Zigong and Ziweixing, is located in the middle of three walls.

Is it the residence of the emperor in the constellation, Weiyang Palace in the Western Han Dynasty, [1]? This is the origin of Luoyang, Miyagi in Sui and Tang Dynasties and the Forbidden City in Ming and Qing Dynasties. [2] ? Purple MSI is located in the center of the sky and will never move.

The star with the highest status, therefore the most noble, is "the Lord of the stars and the Lord of all things", so he is highly respected. Emperor Wei Zi was in charge of natural latitude, leading the stars all over the world, and controlling ghosts and thunder.