What does it mean that Princess Jiuhua 'an went down to the altar of golden melody?

The birthday of Jin Qutan, the Taoist fairy princess Jiuhua 'an, is June 26th.

Brief introduction of princess Jiuhuashan

Also known as Jiuhua Zhenfei and Purple Muslim Princess. Liang Tao Hongjing's "True Letters Patent" Volume 1, "Cloud Seven Signs" Volume 97: Princess Jiuhua 'an and his wife fell into the Yang family in Jin Xingning for three years, but they were thirteen or fourteen years old. Mrs Wei Zi's day: "This is Li Furen's youngest son who went to Zhenyuan Platform. Taixu Yuan Jun sent Yi Guishan to learn to be a Taoist. When he succeeded, he received a letter from Taixu. In the Qing Palace, he was appointed as Princess Jiuhuazhen, and he was given the surname An, the name Yujin, and the word. "

Guo Liang's "Looking at Cars" in the Southern Song Dynasty contains a volume in which Lin Lingsu called Princess Hua 'an and other nine immortals. Another Princess Hua 'an in the cloud nine is the daughter of the real Yuan Jun Jade Qing. Her name is Yu Bin, and her word is Ling Xiao.

Introduction to immortals

Myth refers to a person with extraordinary ability, detachment from the world and immortality. Taoism refers to the highest spiritual realm that people can reach. Taoist culture mainly draws lessons from Taoist thought, and processes, sublimates and even deifies it.

Taoism takes "Tao" as its core belief and highest goal, and its teachings and theories are inclusive, and a hundred schools of thought contend. It absorbs and expands the "immortal" group from five aspects: Taoist thought, historical figures, natural gods, ancient myths and folk beliefs, making the immortal power all-encompassing, involving politics, economy, medicine, health care, astronomy, geography, customs and other aspects. Compared with other religions, Taoist immortal pedigree is obviously open.

Taoism always runs through the concept of "my life is decided by me, not by heaven", which contains positive life significance; However, in order to meet the needs of the rulers, Taoism constantly changes its folk beliefs, which provides a theoretical basis for the concept of "divine right of monarch", which is really undesirable.