The heaven and the twenty-four heaven of Buddhism refer to the Buddha's protector, which can also be called "the God of the heavens". Since ancient times, there have been sixteen celestial phenomena, each with its own master and the function of caring for Buddhism. Later, Sun God, Moon God, Dragon King and King Luo of efreet were added. Because the sun can break the darkness, the moon can shine at night, the dragon hides the magic weapon, and Yamaraja is in charge of the nether world, so these four days are added. Later, King Jinnaluo, "Dragon Eight Branches" and Taoist gods Wei Zi Dadi, Dongyue Dadi and Raytheon joined in, and finally formed 24 days. Most of the gods in Buddhism originated from Indian Brahmanism and Indian folk gods. Buddhism is a religious sect that opposes Brahmanism. Early Buddhism opposed the caste, sacrifice and deity supremacy of Brahmanism. But Buddhism does not deny the existence of gods, it regards gods as an integral part of all sentient beings. Some Vedas and Brahmins have also been absorbed by Buddhism and become the protectors of Buddhism. For example, Brahma and Indra are the great gods of Brahmanism, the sun and the moon are the gods of the sun and the moon in Indian mythology, Dazizai is the great god of heresy worship in ancient India, Hag and Gui Mu are the cannibals and female demons in ancient Indian folklore, and King Yan Luowang is the master of hell in Indian mythology. After Buddhism spread in China, Tianling was combined with the folk gods in China. For example, Guan Gong became the protector of Buddhism, and Galand, Bao Qingtian and Han Qinhu became Yan Luowang, which made the team of protectors stronger. The twenty celestial halls in the heroes' halls of major temples are all dressed up by ancient emperors, generals, queens and ladies in China, and they have all been sinicized. Up to now, Buddhist temples hold Buddhist fasting ceremonies every year on the 9th of the lunar calendar 1 month. The so-called "offering sacrifices to Buddha and fasting to heaven" is called fasting to heaven, which is commonly known as worshipping God among the people. Hongzan's Collection of Celestial Celestial Instruments in Qing Dynasty said: "For Tianyi, the book Jin Guang Ming Jing is published, which is the Three Treasures and Celestial Celestial Celestial Instruments." Although Buddhists do not return to heaven, they still respect them with courtesy. This is because the heavens belong to the Buddha, and they follow the right law, doing good and not doing evil. According to the records in Guang Jin Ming Jing, at the Guang Jin Ming Hui, the heavens created bodhicitta one by one in front of the Buddha, personally inherited the Tathagata Buddhism, and always had the right to protect those who received, read and wrote Guang Jin Ming Jing. Because the Heaven follows the instructions of the French King and travels around the world, taking goodness as virtue, rewarding goodness and punishing evil, the world built this Dharma Society for worshipping Buddha, fasting the Heaven, chanting scriptures for purification, supporting ten treasures and protecting the Heaven and its followers. In order to show the highest sincerity and respect, the altar should be equipped with seats for the three treasures, the heavens and their attendants, the facilities should be extremely solemn and tidy, and the chanting of the Dharma Association should be as elegant as possible; Tea, fruits and vegetables should also be clean and fresh. At the beginning of the year, Buddhist rituals such as worshipping Buddha and fasting were all imitated from India. Twenty-four celestial bodies are usually enshrined on the east and west sides of the Ursa Major Hall. They worship in the following order: Merit Day, Discussion Day, Brahma King, Indra Day, Four Heavenly Kings (Oriental King, Southern King, Western King and Northern King), Sun Day, Moon Day, King Kong Jimi Lux, Luo Tian, General Sanzhi, Wei Tuotian, Earth King and Bodhi. Twenty-four solar terms used to be deities in Buddhist temples, and they were set up in the Ming Dynasty. The twenty-four celestial phenomena are introduced as follows: 1. Meritorious days, also known as auspicious days, are a kind goddess. She was once the daughter of a Brahmin god, Dechaga and Guimu. She is also the sister of Vishamenton (said to be the queen) in the north. Because of its close relationship with the god of wealth, it is regarded as the god of wealth. Guang Jinming said that if believers can recite this sutra, support the buddhas, support auspicious days with fragrant flowers and delicacies, and remember her name, they will be blessed with wealth and treasures. The book of twelve names of the great lucky girl also records that she has twelve names. If believers can recite these twelve names and practice Buddhism, they can get rid of poverty and gain wealth. According to "Dalagni Ji Jing", her body is silver. She wears a corolla, a dress and a necklace, which are jeweled and elegant. Hold the wishful orb in the left hand and apply the fearless seal in the right hand. There are Brahma and Indra on the left and right respectively; Behind the two gods, there is a Qibaoshan. There is a colorful auspicious cloud on her head, and there is a six-toothed white elephant in the cloud. An agate bottle was twisted by its trunk, and all kinds of treasures poured out of the bottle and poured into a Chiba treasure cover on her head. These are all related to the merits of auspicious days in managing wealth and blessing all beings. The image of meritorious deeds created by Buddhist temples in China was probably influenced by this record. Buddhism especially regards her as the deity to hold a dharma meeting to overcome disasters and attract blessings. This kind of dharma meeting is called "auspicious confession". Second, eloquence, as the name implies, is named after cleverness and eloquence. She can also sing wonderful songs, so it is also called "bel canto day" and "bel canto day". She is the god in charge of wisdom, eloquence, music and wealth. Debate was originally a river god believed by Indians. Some people say that she is a goddess, but most people think that she is the sister of the goddess and Yan Luowang. She has no fixed place and often associates with all kinds of wild animals. Her dress is extremely simple, but her image is very beautiful, "her face is like a full moon", "her eyes are like pruned violet leaves" and "her arms are often solemn". These living habits and image characteristics have become an important basis for her image-building. Jin Guangming's "The Best King's Sutra" claims that anyone who preaches Guang Jin Ming Sutra can be protected by her, enhance her wisdom and avoid life and death. It is also said that reading this classic can also make people become great vocalists. Japanese esoteric religion mainly worships its musical merits. There are two main images of biancaitian: one is the image of an eight-armed bodhisattva, with six arms holding objects, such as fireboats, swords, bows, arrows, axes and ropes, with the two arms folded in the middle and animals such as lions, tigers, foxes and jackals at their feet. One is a statue of a bodhisattva, with a pipa in his left hand and a shape in his right hand; Some play like a basket. Obviously, the former image comes from the records of Buddhist scriptures, and the latter image is shaped according to the musical characteristics of debating Japan. 3. Brahma, also known as Brahma and Brahma, is the god of Brahmanism and is regarded as the "ancestor" of all things in the world. Brahma later became the protector of Sakyamuni Buddha. It is said that when the Buddha was born, Brahma held a line drawing and guided him in front of the Buddha. After Buddhism becomes a Taoist, give alms in its palace and ask the Buddha to explain. According to the Great Compassion, when the Buddha was dying, he gave him the responsibility of protecting the law. Brahma, who lives in the color world, is the master of Yi Chan in the color world. With Brahma, Brahma is also called the third Yi Chan in the world of color. The more common image of Brahma is the image of four arms, with three eyes on each side; All four arms hold things, the right hand holds lotus flowers and rosary beads, and the left hand holds a clean bottle and a swastika; Sitting on the lotus seat, the mount is a car pulled by a goose or seven geese. In addition, Brahma also has the image of one side with two arms and three sides with two arms. In the temple of China, Brahma and the sky are enshrined together in the Hall of Mahatma. There is also the image of him and the emperor Shi * * *, who serve Buddha together. 4. Indra Tian Indra Tian was originally the god of Brahmanism, transliterated as "releasing the body and rejuvenating the yin" and "Indra". According to the theory of great wisdom, he was originally a Brahman in the country of Magadha, and he was charitable by nature. He had thirty-two confidants, who studied good deeds with him. After his death, they were born together in the Heavenly Palace in Heli. There are thirty-three heavenly palaces in the heaven, so it is also called thirty-three days. Emperor Shi lived in the city (also called Jiancheng) in the center of heaven. He has eight palaces around him, and thirty-two confidants lived there before his death. Books such as Pure Name Shu said that after the death of Kaya Buddha, a woman took the initiative to build a tower for the Buddha, and another 32 people helped her. Later, with this merit, they gave birth to the Heavenly Palace, and that woman was Indra. Indra often uses various objects to support the Buddha and monks. Indra's image spreads in different ways. In the temples of the Han dynasty, Indra Tian was mostly a young emperor with a man and a woman. There are usually three heavenly daughters behind him, which are said to be his three wives: Yuan Ming, Good Law and Forgiving Friends. Among them, one gave the emperor an umbrella; A tray with lotus flowers in it; A man is holding a stone bonsai, which means Xu Mishan. Fahai temple in Shijingshan District has murals of Ming Dynasty, including Indra Buddha statue. May 8th, Four Heavenly Kings Four Heavenly Kings, commonly known as the "Four donkey kong", enjoy worship in the Tianwang Temple. Buddhism has absorbed the ancient Indian myths and legends and the various sayings of ancient Hinduism about "heaven" and put forward the theory of "three realms". Of the three realms, the realm of desire is the lowest. There are six realms of heaven, namely, "six desires are heaven". The first one is called "Four Heavenly Kings", which is closest to the world. This is the residence of the four heavenly kings. According to Buddhist scriptures, the four heavenly kings are located on the mountainside of the famous Sumi Mountain, where there stands a Gandhara Mountain with four peaks, named Xutuo Four Baoshan, with a height of 336 Wan Li. The task of the Four Heavenly Kings is to protect every side of the world, namely, the four directions of Xumi Mountain, namely, Dongsheng Shenzhou, Nanzhi Wuzhou (China is here), Xiniu Hezhou and Beiluzhou. Therefore, the four heavenly kings are also called "Four Heavenly Kings for Protecting the World". Each of the four heavenly kings has 91 sons, who help the four heavenly kings guard ten aspects of space, namely, east, west, south, north, southeast, southwest, northeast, northwest and up and down. Each of the four heavenly kings has eight generals to help manage mountains, rivers, forests and land gods. Wei Tuo, the first general, was highly respected by monks and nuns for protecting his family.

The names and images of the four heavenly kings are: the king of the East, Duoluo, dressed in white, wearing armor and holding a pipa. "Duo Robin" is a transliteration of Sanskrit, literally translated as "Shouguo". "Holding the country" means caring for all beings with compassion. He is the main music god, so he holds the pipa, which shows that he wants to convert all beings to Buddhism with music.

The growth king of the south, named Bi, was blue all over, wearing armor and holding a sword. "Pi Liuli" is a transliteration of Sanskrit, which means "growing up". "Growth" can make all living beings grow good roots and protect Buddhism. He defended Buddhism with a sword.

The king of the west, whose name is Piliubocha, is dressed in white, armor and a dragon in his hand. "Piliubocha" is a transliteration of Sanskrit, which means "Guangmu". "Wide eyes" means being able to observe the world with clear eyes at any time and protect the people. He is the leader of the dragon, so he wraps his hands around Yi Long (some of them are red ropes). When he saw someone who didn't believe in Buddhism, he arrested him with a rope and made him convert to Buddhism.

The well-known heavenly king in the north, dressed in green and armor, holds a treasure umbrella in his right hand and a magic mouse-silver mouse in his left. Vishnu is a Sanskrit transliteration, which means "multi-language". "Smelling too much" means hearing Ford's name from all directions. He took a treasure umbrella to subdue demons and protect people's wealth. Wen Tianwang was originally a god of ancient Hinduism, also known as Shi Caitian. In ancient Indian mythology, he is not only the patron saint of the north, but also the god of wealth, and a great "god of wealth", so he has the most followers among the four kings. The portrait of Vishnu in Dunhuang murals often scatters money and treasures when crossing the ocean.

In China Temple, the images of the four heavenly kings were completely sinicized, and they were all dressed by ancient military commanders in China. As long as there are temples, there must be four statues of heavenly kings. They are all placed in the Temple of the King of Heaven, with Maitreya Buddha in the center and four kings on both sides. Most of the statues of heavenly kings are awe-inspiring, among which the four statues of heavenly kings in Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou are the most exquisite. They are beautiful, vivid and amazing. Nine, the sun is also called the son of heaven, the son of heaven, and the son of heaven. Sun Tian was originally the sun god in Indian mythology, and Buddhism said that he was the transformation of Guanyin Bodhisattva. He lives in the sun, and there is his palace in the sun, which is called "Sun Palace". He circulates in the middle of Mount Sumi one year, shining on four continents. He corresponds to the moon and the sky that guard the night, and is also under the jurisdiction of the four heavenly kings. He often has two concubines to accompany him. The second princess rode a solemn carriage carrying Qibao, and eight BMW cars pulled her, surrounded by seven Obidians, nine Obidians and other satellite guards. Mordecai was his leader. At the end of the volume of the Secret Collection, its image is: red face, holding a lotus in each hand, riding a big sedan chair with four horses. X. Moon The moon, also known as the son of heaven in the Moon Palace, was originally the moon god worshipped by ancient India. According to the Buddhist scriptures, he is the incarnation of Buddha. "General trend" means auspiciousness. The moon and the sky are the embodiment of Buddha, so it is also called auspicious day. Tian Yue lives in the Moon Palace and has many beautiful girls with him. It is said that he has a life span of 500 years. There are different stories about the images of the moon and the sky in India and China. He is a male figure in India. After Buddhism was introduced into China, luna worship also existed in China culture, while luna in China was regarded as negative by Yin and Yang, so luna in India was influenced by China and luna belief, and also absorbed the image characteristics of Luna in China. Her image is usually: a beautiful queen, with a full moon embedded in her crown and a rabbit shape in the middle. However, the moon and sky worshipped by Tantric Sect are still Indian. King Kong Miller, named after knowing all the secret deeds of the Tathagata. According to Guangjin Mingjing, he is the great king of ghosts and gods, and they are all great bodhisattvas. In order to protect all beings and Buddhism, they condescended to become protectors of Buddhism. He is very agile and is known as "agile disease" in Buddhism. He has always stood on the side of the Buddha and won the trust of the Buddha. The Buddha often entrusts all his secrets to him. Buddhist temples often worship him in temples. Its image is more special, generally red-faced, angry, muscular, strong, and often holding a pestle in his hand. Before the Ming Dynasty, Buddhist temples dedicated only one secret statue of King Kong. After the publication of The Romance of the Gods in the Ming Dynasty, the fictional "Hum and Ha Two Commanders" in the book replaced the Secret King Kong. 12. Mohist First Luotian Mohist First Luotian, also known as Datianzi, is the main god of Hindu worship. Buddhism regarded Muhammad as a ten-sided bodhisattva after he was born, so his statue is also the image of a bodhisattva. Wearing a crown, wearing a bodhisattva costume, riding a white bull with eight arms and three eyes, holding a pen, bell, pestle and square ruler. Statues often omit white cows. In addition, there are various images of two arms, four arms and eighteen arms. Datian character is mainly worshipped by tantric school, and he is regarded as the incarnation of Tathagata. His various images also mainly appear in tantric temples. Thirteen, the general is also known as the "secret god." He was once the hag god in Brahmanism in India and one of the eight gods under Vishnu in the north. He commands 28 celestial bodies and travels around the world, rewarding good and punishing evil. Some people say that he is Gui Mu's second son, but most people think that he is Gui Mu's husband. His image is like King Kong, red-faced, scowling and holding a magic pestle. Most people are used to seeing him as a two-term general with a white face and a good face. 14. Wei Tuotian Wei Tuo is also known as Wei Kun, Wei Tuotian, Bodhisattva Wei Tuo and General Wei Tian. Vito was originally the god of Brahmanism in ancient India. He is called a six-faced boy. He was originally a god of war. He has six heads and twelve arms, holds a bow and arrow, rides a peacock, and was later absorbed by Mahayana Buddhism as a protector. Statues of Wei Tuo are often enshrined behind Maitreya in the Temple of the King of Heaven, opposite the Hall of Ursa Major. This is related to his great achievements in catching thieves and protecting Buddha. Wei Tuo is the "Divine Pacific" of Buddhism, and he is famous for walking like a fly. According to Buddhist legend, when the Tathagata was in nirvana, a "Ji Jie ghost" stole two teeth of the Buddha. Wei Tuo hurried to catch up, caught the thief and took back the Buddha's tooth. Therefore, Wei Tuo shoulders the heavy responsibility of protecting Sakyamuni Tower and repelling the enemies who stole Buddha bones. Wei Tuo stood on the back of the mountain gate like a statue, holding a diamond pestle and staring warily at the square tower in front of the ancestral hall (Ursa Mahayana Hall) in order to protect the Sakyamuni stupa. Wei Tuo was made by a Buddhist in China, so he dressed as a military commander in China. Wei has a handsome face, a golden helmet and a golden armor, and is majestic, quite like the ancient famous Zhao Yun and Ma Chao. There are generally two postures: one is to put your hands together (that is, the etiquette of becoming a monk), and your wrists are upright; One is to hold a pestle on the ground with one hand and put the other hand on her hip. The pictures of Buddha statues or Buddhist sayings are usually engraved in front of Buddhist scriptures, while the image of Wei Tuo is often engraved at the end of Buddhist scriptures. 15. The firm land god, also known as the land god or the land god, is the god in charge of the land and all plants, corresponding to the Brahma God in charge of heaven. The image of the land god is very unique. In the Tang Dynasty, he was a male god with two arms and four arms. The image of two arms is holding vases or bowls with flowers in both hands; The image of four arms is that four hands hold four kinds of farm tools, namely sickle, arrow, hoe and shovel. Later, the land god evolved from a male body to a female body, mostly in the form of two arms, with flowers, ears of wheat and other items added to his hands. Sixteen, Bodhi Tree God Bodhi Tree God is the goddess who protects the Bodhi Tree. According to legend, when Sakyamuni Buddha meditated under the bodhi tree, the bodhi tree god took the leaves as a shelter to protect his peace of mind, hence the name. She is regarded as the earliest protector of Buddhism. In the Buddhist temple, her image is characterized by holding branches in both hands and dressing up as a young woman. Bodhi tree, whose real name is Biboro tree, is an evergreen tree with oval leaves, yellow-white stems, flowers hidden in the receptacle, and tree seeds can be used as rosary. Because it is the sacred tree of Buddhism, believers in Buddhist countries in Southeast Asia often burn incense, scatter flowers and worship around the tree, which is the custom. 17. Gui Mu Gui Mu is said to be the mother of 500 Hargreaves, so it is commonly known as "Gui Mu". Originally an evil god in ancient Indian folklore, she married three generals and gave birth to 500 little enchantresses, catering to children and endangering all beings. Later, influenced by Sakyamuni Buddha, she became the protector of Buddhism. After Gui Mu converted to Buddhism, he focused on protecting women and children. Buddhist scriptures say that she can protect children's healthy growth and eliminate diseases and disasters for children; It can protect women from giving birth smoothly and reduce pain. Therefore, Gui Mu was regarded as a "loving mother" or a "loving god". After being introduced into China, Cinnamomum cassia was worshipped by Buddhists as a protector and by the people as a "farewell goddess". Gui Mu is also highly respected in Tibetan Buddhism. Among the tantric schools, there is a special method with the devil mother as its deity, which is called "the Great Empress Mother Method" and "the Great Empress Mother Confession", and it is a method to pray for women to have a smooth birth. When practicing Buddhism, I read Mother Mahathir Sutra and Mother Mahathir Sutra. The Great Mother Mantra recorded her image, saying, "Draw the Great Mother as a goddess, pure gold, dressed in heavenly clothes and garlands, sitting on a high platform with her feet hanging down." Draw two children at your feet, stand by and watch the high platform, with a child sitting on each knee, holding a child in your left hand and holding auspicious fruit in your right hand. "18. Sen Tian Sen Tian was originally a god in ancient Indian mythology, meaning" the flame of the sun "and" the flame of light ". Mainly passed down from tantric schools. According to legend, she works miracles and often walks in front of the sun god. She can't see her in the sun, but she can see the sun. She has her own special method, and the Buddhist scriptures say that practicing Morita Buddhism or reciting Morita Sutra can get incredible blessings. According to the Mahayana Bodhisattva Sutra, this day "can make all beings invisible to the Tao, invisible to people, and invisible to all difficulties of water, fire and thieves". If all living beings gain such invisibility, they can subdue monsters. There are two main images of Morita: one is the image of a goddess: sitting or standing on a lotus, with a fan in her left hand on her chest and her right hand hanging down. One is the image of anger: blushing like a sunrise, wearing red clothes, and red represents anger; Hang a wreath, wear earrings, wrist bracelets, and tie a belt around your waist; There is a pagoda on the head, and there is Pilu Jinnafo in the pagoda; It has three sides and eight arms, and the three sides are different: the face of the Bodhisattva is dignified and kind; Pig face on the left, sharp mouth and fangs; The boy on the right has a handsome face. There are three eyes on each side. All eight arms hold objects, and the left four holds worry-free branches, ropes, bows and coils; The fourth right hand holds a diamond pestle, needle, hook and arrow. Eight arms are sometimes called six arms. She sat on a wild boar, or in a cart pulled by seven wild boars. This god has a great influence on Tibetan Buddhism. Nineteen, the dragon king, also known as Shuitian, was originally a Brahmin god in India, who was in charge of the water world. As the protector of Buddhism, it is the guardian of the west and also in charge of the water world. Mainly tantric beliefs. Tantric Buddhism also has a special ceremony to support the water sky, which is called "Water Heaven Method" and "Water Heaven Sacrifice". Its common image is: blue body, riding on the back of a turtle, nine heads, all dragon-shaped, with a fist in the left hand and a rope in the right hand. Another view is that the water sky is the dragon king, and it is the big dragon king among the Buddhist dragon gods. The Dragon King also has a daughter named Dragon Lady. The image of the dragon king is usually dragon-shaped, wearing imperial clothes. 20. King Yan Moro is also known as King Yan Moro, Yan Luowang, Yan Mo and Shuangwang. King Yamahara was originally a master in charge of hell in Indian myths and legends. In Rigveda, it is said that he also has a sister named Yan Mi, who married her brother and sister and became the ancestor of mankind. So he later went to hell to manage the souls of his descendants. After Buddhism came into being, it was incorporated into its own spiritual system. After King efreet Luo was introduced into China, a "prince of terror" with China cultural characteristics was born. Yan Yuan is a single person in Indian Buddhism. After merging with Chinese folk beliefs and Taoist beliefs, the "Thirteen Kings of Yan" and "Ten Kings of Yan" were formed, and the word "Ten Kings of Yan" was usually popular. Many historical figures in China have joined Yan's team and become authentic Yan in China, such as Fan Zhongyan. King Kinnara of Chennault is one of the "Eight Dragons". He has horns on his head, so he is also a celebrity. He is a subordinate of Indra and is responsible for playing music, so he is a music god. This kind of gods are male and female, the male is the horse's head, and the female is dignified and beautiful; Men are good at playing and women are good at singing. Women in Kinnara not only sing well, but also perform magic tricks. Women in Kinnara often marry Ganda, the goddess of music. Male Kinnara is ugly and has a horse's head; Kinnara, female, dignified in appearance and beautiful in voice. It is said that there are 500 immortals practicing on the mountain. At that time, women in Kinnara were taking a bath in the snow-capped Tianchi Lake, and they couldn't help singing. Charming voice, singing 500 immortals "that is, losing meditation, forgetting myself, can't help it, like a strong wind blowing trees." ""Great Wisdom "also said that there were five hundred immortals flying in the air, and suddenly there came the moving voice of Kinnara women. The great immortals were suddenly intoxicated, their Taoism failed, and they planted dust from the air one after another. Twenty-two, Wei Zi emperor Wei Zi, also known as "Zhongtian Weizi North Pole Emperor". The name comes from the worship of Polaris in ancient times. The ancients thought that Polaris was the monarch star, and he lived in Wei Zi Palace in the sky. Therefore, it is also called the Forbidden City for human emperors. Taoism absorbed these sayings and honored Tai Huang, the Arctic emperor who lived in Wei Zi Palace in Zhongtian, as one of the Four Emperors. Its duty is to assist the jade emperor in charge of natural latitude, sun, moon, stars and four seasons. Because of the close relationship between ancient agriculture and climate in China, Taidi won people's respect. In the Ming Dynasty, the court specially built Wei Zitang as a memorial. He often shares a temple with the Jade Emperor. His image is based on the wonderful Buddhist scriptures of Wei Zi, the northern emperor of Taiji in Dongzhen, wearing a crown and royal clothes, and is the image of an emperor on the earth. Twenty-three, Dongyue Emperor Dongyue Emperor, the full name of "Dongyue Tianqi Rensheng Emperor", is the Taishan God worshipped by Taoism. He is also a folk belief in ancient China. After Taoism absorbed him, it was said that he was the god in charge of life and death on earth. Emperors have praised him many times. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty named him "King of Heaven and Qi"; In the first year of Song Zhenzong Dazhong Xiangfu (1008), he was named "King of Benevolence and Heaven"; For four years (10 1 1), Dazhong Xiangfu was named "Dongyue Tianqi Rensheng Emperor"; In the 28th year of Zhiyuan (129 1), Yuan Shizu was named "Emperor Tianqi of Dongyue who was born with benevolence". Folk beliefs are also very common, and temples dedicated to him have been built everywhere. Every year, March 28th of the lunar calendar is his memorial day. His image is the image of an old emperor: wearing a crown robe, wearing a crown belt around his neck, hanging two locks of beard under his chin, holding a jade pendant in his hand and stepping on cloud shoes. 24. Raytheon Raytheon is the Raytheon in the ancient myths and legends of China. " "Shan Hai Jing Hai Nei Dong Jing" contains: "There is a Raytheon in the Razer, and the leader is a man with a bulging stomach. "Tai Ping Guang Ji quoted The Legend of Immortal Feelings as saying that Lei Gong has five brothers, namely lightning, mine, social mine (also known as demon mine) and divine mine, and they are the Five Raytheons. Taoism saw Thor's extensive influence among the people and transformed it into a Taoist god. Taoism also has the so-called "Five Thunder and Heavenly Mind Rectification", which advocates that practicing according to this can cause thunderstorms and relieve illness. The image of Thor was originally dragon-shaped, and later it became half man and half beast; After being absorbed by Taoism, it is completely humanized. Today, in Buddhist temples and Taoist temples, there are roughly two images of Thor: one is half man and half beast, unkempt and angry, like a ghost, armored with a mountain axe; The other is a human figure, wearing armor and a beard; Left-handed knot, right-handed hammer; Step on the drum with your left foot and make it look like a drum with your right foot. In a word, Buddhism is the richest and most fantastic part of Buddhist gods. They take protecting Buddhism as their profession, but sometimes they also help Buddhists and Bodhisattvas do some work to guide all beings. " Hokkekyo, a wonderful method of avalokitesvara, said that avalokitesvara bodhisattva can be transformed into various protectors because of different things, such as the body of Brahma Heavenly King, the body of Emperor, the body of Kinnara, etc., so as to help all beings. The Huayan Sutra also said: "All Buddhas give up, or become bodhisattvas, or hear voices, or become saints, or become demons, ministers, laymen, elders, or womanizers, butchers, or powerful ghosts, mountain gods, river gods, main water gods, main fire gods, all Miao gods, tree gods and heretics, and make all kinds of convenience and help.