Who are the six emperors of Taoism?

Six emperors, Taoist terminology. The "Six Emperors" are Jade Emperor, Gouchen Shanggong Emperor, Zhongtian Arctic Wei Zi Emperor, Dongji Tsinghua Emperor, Antarctic Immortal Emperor and Chengtian Emperor.

The royal four gods are the four gods who assist the Jade Emperor in the Taoist heaven, so they are also called "four auxiliary gods". Their full names are: Zhongtian Weizi North Pole Emperor, Antarctic Immortal Emperor, Gouchen Shanggong Emperor and Chengtian Imitation. The Jade Emperor and the God of Relief are collectively called the Six Emperors. The seventh volume of "Ten Books of Definiteness" and "Dan Juege" said: "From the Nine Nine Roads to the Reality Day, the Sanqing and Four Imperial Festivals are in the sky." Daofa Hui Yuan called Sanqing and Yusi "Seven Treasures", believing that Sanqing was the creator of all things in the universe and Yusi was the master of heaven and earth.

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The heaven of science and the Golden Que, which rules the heavens, are supreme, and the natural wonders are Milla to the real jade emperor.

Chen Wang, Emperor Shanggong, ruled Wan Lei.

Tian Zhong Wei Zi, the Arctic emperor who ruled all the planets.

Emperor Tsinghua of the East Pole, who ruled all kinds of people (also known as Taiyi to save the suffering Buddha).

The immortal emperor of Antarctica who ruled all souls.

The inheritance of ruling all the land was followed by the later local emperors.