Who are Zoroastrianism figures from top to bottom?

Messenger: Yang Xiao, the left messenger of Zoroastrianism and Zoroastrianism?

Right-wing Ambassador of Zoroastrianism: Fan Yao?

Guardian King: Dai, Zi Long King (I don't know where to go), Yin Tianzheng, and White-browed Eagle King?

Wei Yixiao, the king of the golden lion and the king of the green-winged bat?

(The above patriarch and guardian king are masters of Zoroastrianism. )?

San San: Leng Qian, Peng Yingyu, Zhou Dian, Zhong Zhang?

Five-element flag palm flag ambassador: Zheng Zhuangming, ambassador of Ruijin flag palm flag of Zoroastrianism, and Wen Cangsong, ambassador of giant wooden flag palm flag of Zoroastrianism?

Ambassador Zhang Qi of Zoroastrianism Shuilie Banner: Ambassador Zhang Qi of Tangyang Zoroastrianism Shuilie Banner:

Zoroastrianism thick earth flag ambassador: Yan Yuan?

Owner of the inner three pavilions: Tian Pavilion owner Yin Pavilion owner Yin Susu Pavilion owner Li Tianyuan?

The five ancestors: Master Cheng Jiefeng, Master Bai Hu, Master Gaoshan Wang?

Suzaku altar owner Chang: Bai Guishou, the owner of Xuanwu altar?

Fengmen Lord: Tuoba?

In addition to the above main figures, there are various flag educators to supplement them, such as some main figures in the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuan?

Zhang, Xu Da, Chang Yuchun. And Hu Qingniu, the physician of Butterfly Valley. ?

Extended data

Zoroastrianism, the official name of which is Manichaeism, also known as Munism, originated from the Sassanian dynasty in ancient Persia. It was founded by the Persian Mānī in the middle of the 3rd century, and was influenced by Christianity and Iranian Zoroastrianism Mazda. It is a dualist religion with Gnosticism. The main theory is "Two Cases of San Ji Theory", which advocates lightness.

Manichaeism was introduced into Xinjiang in the sixth and seventh centuries, and then into Mobei Uighur from Xinjiang, where it prevailed. In the third year of Tang Daizong Dali (768), at the request of Uighur, Mani Temple was established in Jianghuai and other places. When the Buddha was destroyed in Huichang, Tang Wuzong in the fifth year (845), Manichaeism was also severely hit, became a secret religion, and absorbed Taoism and folk beliefs, so it was renamed Zoroastrianism.

Zoroastrianism, believing that darkness is about to pass and light is coming, dares to resist and takes actions against the government many times. Since the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zoroastrianism has rebelled in Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Anhui and other places. Later, Zoroastrianism combined with Maitreya and Anbaili and evolved into An Baili in the late Ming Dynasty. Although the word Zoroastrianism no longer appears in the literature of Qing Dynasty, the story of the birth of "Wang Ming" is still circulating among the people.

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