- the three gods in charge of heaven, earth and water (Daoism)
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- the three gods in charge of heaven, earth and water (Daoism)
This term refers to a particular belief in Daoism where three deities are revered as protectors and overseers of different realms of existence, embodying various aspects of the universe.
The three gods are regarded as important deities in Daoism.
People often worship the three gods during festivals to pray for peace.
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sān guān dà dì三官大帝xìn yǎng信仰worship of the Three Officialsjì bài祭拜sān guān dà dì三官大帝to pay respects to the Three OfficialsSān三Guān官dà dì大帝miào庙temple of the Three Officialssān guān dà dì三官大帝qí fú祈福to pray for blessings from the Three Officialsgòng fèng供奉sān guān dà dì三官大帝to offer sacrifices to the Three Officialssān guān dà dì三官大帝de的zhù fú祝福blessings of the Three Officialssān guān dà dì三官大帝de的jiào yì教义teachings of the Three Officialssān guān dà dì三官大帝de的chuán shuō传说legends of the Three OfficialsSān三Guān官dà dì大帝dào道Jiào教wén huà文化Daoist culture of the Three Officialssān guān dà dì三官大帝de的jié rì节日festival of the Three Officials