Are Emperor Wei Zi and Emperor Leizu the same person?

No, Emperor Wei Zi and Emperor Leizu are not the same person. Wei Zi, originally a Taoist god, is called "the Emperor of the Northern Pole of Wei Zi in the sky". Wei Zi is also known as the Wei Zi Wall and the Purple Palace. One of the three walls is the residence of the emperor in the constellation, and the palace is also called the Forbidden City, which is the origin. The image of Wei Zi in Taoism and Buddhism is a middle-aged emperor. It is one of the four emperors of Taoism, ranking second only to the Jade Emperor. Emperor Jiutian Leizu is a deity worshipped by China folk and Taoism, and the incarnation of the immortal emperor in Antarctica. As the highest god of the thunder system, he is in charge of the complicated Raytheon organization, with Shen Xiaoyu's Yuqing House as its headquarters, and there are three provinces and nine departments, 36 central inner courtyards, East and West Huatai, porch pavilion, four houses and six hospitals, all of which are equally divided into Cao Bureau. General Lei Gong, General Lei Yun from all directions, the ambassadors of barbarians from all directions, and the ambassadors of the company commander of Lei Department are all cosmic Buddha commanders of Nine Days Yingyuan Lei. There are 36 Leigong in each department, representing the thunder of heaven, and all obey the orders of the cosmic Buddha who responded to the thunder for nine days.