Yandi in China mythology is very different from Yandi in India. There are ten Yandi temples in China mythology.

Yan has a great influence on China folklore. In mythology, Yan is the supreme ruler in charge of the underworld.

Ancient people believed that people would report to the underworld after death. Yan was not good or evil before his death. If you were a good person before your death, you can have another good child. Those who were bad people before their death should be punished according to the degree of their evil deeds after their death.

In Taoism, the ten halls of hades are divided into Qin, Chu, Song Emperor, Guan, Wang, Taishan King, Du, Ping King and Wheel King.

These ten Hades all live in ten palaces in the eighteen layers of hell in the underworld, which is why they are called the top ten Hades.

Qin Jiang specializes in the life and death of good people, and he will guide them to reincarnate or make a positive result after their death.

Wang Jiang, the hell of Chu, and Yandi's hell are under their jurisdiction, and those who did bad things before their death will be punished in these two Yandi's hell.

While other princes are in charge of all kinds of harsh punishments and hell. Those who have done too many evil and harmful things. Will be taken to hell and punished according to their crimes.

Emperor Yan in China's mythology is all male, but no female. However, in Soul Crossing, Yan became my main tea, but my main tea was shaped into a woman.

Therefore, Rebecca is a fictional character in myths and legends, and his image is also imagined by people with imaginative thinking.

However, everyone should have awe in their hearts, do more good things and do less bad things. This is always worthy of conscience.