Dongyue Emperor

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The Dongyue Emperor is a major Taoist deity revered as the sovereign of Mount Tai and a powerful judge of the underworld and human fate.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Taoist deity
mountain deity
underworld deity
associatedBeing clerks of fate
ghosts and spirits under his jurisdiction
underworld judges
associatedConcept fate and destiny
judgment of souls
merit and demerit ledgers
underworld courts
associatedRitual funerary rites
petitions for longevity
rituals for averting misfortune
rituals for the dead
associatedWith Eastern Peak (Dongyue) NERFINISHED
Five Sacred Mountains of China NERFINISHED
Mount Tai NERFINISHED
cosmologicalFunction assigns lifespans
oversees registers of the living and the dead
oversees reincarnation
culture Chinese folk religion
Chinese popular religion
direction east
domain Mount Tai NERFINISHED
festival local temple festivals at Dongyue temples
hierarchicalStatus high-ranking deity in Taoist pantheon
sovereign of one of the Five Sacred Mountains
iconography depicted as an imperial-robed ruler
often seated in a judgment hall
power commanding underworld officials
dispensing rewards and punishments
granting or reducing lifespan
region China NERFINISHED
religion Taoism
role controller of life and death
judge of human fate
judge of the underworld
registrar of human lifespan
sovereign of Mount Tai
title Dongyue Dadi NERFINISHED
Emperor of Mount Tai NERFINISHED
Lord of Mount Tai NERFINISHED
worshipperConcern health
longevity
posthumous fate
success in examinations and career
worshipPlace Dongyue Temple, Beijing NERFINISHED
Mount Tai temples and shrines
temples dedicated to Mount Tai

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Mount Tai associatedWithDeity Dongyue Emperor