What does Tianguan mean?

Tianguan is a god in ancient China mythology.

Taoist gods, that is, heaven, earth and water, are also known as the three officials, among which Tianguan is one of them. Tianguan was named Shang Yuan Yi Pin Fu Tianguan, and the emperor Wei Zi was owned by Yu Qing. Celestial officials are composed of green, yellow and white gases, and are in charge of the emperors in heaven. On the fifteenth day of the first month, when people come to earth, the school will punish people for their sins and blessings, so it is called "God bless people". In the past, people in China used auspicious words to pray and eliminate disasters.

In astronomical records, "Tianguan" was originally just a collective noun, so there is no relevant record in ghost novels, but "Tianguan" enjoys a high reputation in Taoist mythology. Taoism has the so-called "three officials and emperors". These three officials are heavenly officials, local officials and human officials. Together, they are also called "three officials"-Shangyuan, Zhongyuan and Xia Yuan. Among them, the "Tiangong" is Tang Yao, and Shangyuan "celebrates Shangyuan Festival on the 5th day of the lunar calendar 1 month 15 every year as its Christmas in China. There are many celebrations on this day.