Authentic Guan Di Spirit Sign [Complete Edition]

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Guandi Temple, also known as Wu Temple, Wusheng Temple, Wenheng Temple, Xietian Temple, Enzhugong Temple, etc., is an ancestral temple dedicated to Guan Yu, the general of the Three Kingdoms era in China. The title of Guandi comes from the title of "Guan Shengdijun" granted to Guan Yu by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Guan Yu is one of the most ancestral temples among Chinese gods and sages. Guandi temples are not only spread across mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, but also in various areas within the Chinese character cultural circle, including the Korean Peninsula, Japan, Vietnam, etc., and even in Southeast Asia such as Malaysia, Cambodia, and Indonesia. Today there are more than one hundred temples dedicated to or concurrently dedicated to Guan Gong in the old Beijing city of China. Every year on the Guan Gong Festival, there are many martial arts halls to show the origin of Guandi Temple. The god of war in ancient China was originally the "soldier" Chiyou. As far as the public sacrifices are concerned, there was a martial arts temple since the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, but Jiang Ziya, a political figure and general of the Zhou Dynasty, was the chief worshipper, while Guan Yu was a servant. At the end of the Song Dynasty, the folk temples dedicated to Guan Yu had "prefectures, prefectures, prefectures, and townships". The Guanwang Temple in Yangquan, Shanxi, rebuilt in the 4th year of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty (1122), is considered to be the earliest extant Guanwang Temple in China. The imperial court of the Yuan Dynasty embraced all kinds of religious beliefs, so the people's belief in Guan Yu increased unabated, and the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty also sent envoys to make sacrifices. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, temples dedicated to Guan Yu have spread all over China. According to the folklore that Guan Yu “head was in Luoyang, he was in Dangyang, and his soul returned to his hometown” after his death, there were large-scale Guandi temples in Luoyang, Dangyang, and his hometown, Jiezhou, among which Guandi Temple in Jiezhou was the largest.

In the Qing Dynasty, the army's worship of Guan Yu reached its peak. Not only in the provinces of Guannei, but also in places where the Eight Banners and Green Camps were stationed in the tribesmen, Guandi Temples were also generally built. Relevant temples were built in Mongolian Kulun, Kobdo City, Ulya Sutai City, Xinjiang Ili, Urumqi, Tibet Lhasa and other places for army worship. In Lhasa, the belief in Guandi was integrated with Gesar, so Pamari Guandi Temple was also called Gesar Lakang by the Tibetans. Because Guan Yu is not only worshipped by Confucianism, but also worshipped by Taoism and Buddhism, Guan Yu is a god across the three major Chinese sects of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. But Guan Yu of Confucianism reflects more Guan Yu's true qualities. As Guan Yu's status became prominent, Guan Yu was even more respected as the "King of Wu" and "Sage of Wu", standing side by side with Confucius, and known as the Master of Shanxi. It is precisely because Guan Yu is so prominent. In addition to soldiers, policemen, and martial artists who worship him as the gods of the industry, even the gold industry, tobacco industry, incense and candle industry, education, fate family and other irrelevant industries also respect Guan Yu, so they also He turned him into the God of Wealth, and one of the five Wenchang, called Wenheng Shengdi, Wenheng Emperor. In the Fuluan belief, there is the so-called "beneficiary" belief. "beneficiary" means "the main god who is benevolent to the people", and it means "savior". The so-called "benefactors" in Taiwan generally include Yu, Lu Dongbin, Zhang Dan, Wang Shan, and Yue Fei. Guan Yu is the head of the "five benefactors", so the general public in Taiwan also call Guan Yu "the benevolent master", and therefore refer to the Guandi Temple as the "enzhugong temple". The software'Authentic Guandi Lingqi' is designed according to the ancient version of Guandi Lingqi, and provides documents and records for asking for signatures, checking and solving signatures. With this software, users can learn more about the mystery of Guandi's spiritual lottery, and can also check and resolve the signatures by themselves after asking for a lottery in Wenwu Temple or Guandi Ancient Temple.

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The functions of requesting signatures and checking signatures proposed by this software are for reference only, and the content and procedures may be inadequate, but they do not guarantee that this software is produced The accuracy and reliability of the information, and will not be responsible for any loss or damage caused by any inaccuracies or omissions in the relevant information. The public should also understand that metaphysics and numerology are not precision sciences, and their destiny must be controlled by themselves.