Bixia Yuanjun

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Bixia Yuanjun is a prominent Taoist goddess of dawn, childbirth, and destiny, widely venerated in northern China and especially revered as the patron deity of Mount Tai.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese deity
Taoist goddess
associatedWith Mount Tai NERFINISHED
mountain worship
sunrise
category Chinese goddesses
Taoist deities
fertility goddesses
chineseName 碧霞元君
cultCenter Mount Tai NERFINISHED
cultRegion North China NERFINISHED
Shandong Province NERFINISHED
domain childbirth
dawn
destiny
festivalAssociation pilgrimages to Mount Tai
gender female
hasAttribute benevolent
power over life and death
protective
honorificTitle Empress of Mount Tai NERFINISHED
Heavenly Jade Maiden of Mount Tai NERFINISHED
Princess of the Azure Clouds NERFINISHED
iconography often depicted seated on a throne
often depicted surrounded by attendant maidens
often depicted wearing a crown
mythologicalTradition Chinese mythology
patronage good fortune in life
longevity of children
safe childbirth
patronDeityOf Mount Tai NERFINISHED
religion Taoism
role controller of human fate
grantor of offspring
protector of children
protector of women
script Chinese characters
typeOfCult folk Taoism
popular religion
veneratedIn northern China NERFINISHED
worshipPeriod Ming dynasty NERFINISHED
Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
Song dynasty NERFINISHED
worshipPlace Temple of the Bixia Yuanjun on Mount Tai NERFINISHED
worshipPractice burning candles
offering incense
presenting vows for children

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Mount Tai associatedWithDeity Bixia Yuanjun