Why do people always say that Pangu changed into Sanqing?

Pangu followed Hong Jun's law, split chaos with Pangu's banner, set fire, water and feng shui with Tai Chi, separated turbidity and dried Kun, and created the world, and endlessly evolved six divisions in the wheel of karma.

Pangu was unable to support the creation of the world, and the Yuan God was divided into three Qing Dynasties (Taishang Laojun, Yuanshi Tianzun, Lingbao Daojun) to create the world: at the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Pangu broke the chaos and divided the world; Laozi boarded the mysterious tower of heaven and earth, and held the Tai Chi atlas of fire, water and wind, so that Wuji gave birth to Tai Chi, Tai Chi gave birth to two instruments, two instruments gave birth to four phases, and four phases gave birth to gossip, which evolved everything; I can't reach the sky, and finally I have to hit the sun, the moon and the stars to divide the mountains and rivers.

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Pangu Sanqing, the fictional title of the novel of Honghuangliu, originated from the worship of Sanqing gods in Taoist mythology and was adapted from the self-proclaimed Romance of the Gods.

Hongjun preached, except for three disciples, Pangu, Nuwa and Taiyi, the distribution of the priesthood was uncertain. Among them, Hongyun gave up her seat, let the Taoist priest beat Kun Peng to the throne, and got the throne with the Taoist priest, giving her a chance to prove the Tao.

I don't know when Nu Wa understood the way of nature and proved to be a hybrid. I don't know when, when I will be allowed to raise Taoist priests and accept Taoist priests, and when I see Bodhi Lotus, I will also get mixed yuan. At this point, only Pangu and Taiyi have not yet enlightened.

Hong Jun scattered wealth, and the eldest disciple Pangu was given magic weapons such as Bao Yan's Tai Chi map and Pangu banners, the red hydrangea of Saint Nu Wa, the third disciple got magic weapons such as chaos clock, the Saint got magic weapons such as sapphire flag, and the Saint got a blessing pestle.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Pangu Sanqing