Guandi miao

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Guandi miao are Chinese temples devoted to the worship of the deified general Guan Yu, revered as a god of war, loyalty, and righteousness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese temple type
folk religion temple
religious building
alsoKnownAs Guan Di miao NERFINISHED
Guan Yu miao NERFINISHED
Guandi temple NERFINISHED
associatedVirtue bravery
justice
loyalty
righteousness
countryOfOrigin China
culturalContext Chinese culture
East Asian culture
devotedTo Guan Yu NERFINISHED
etymology Guandi means Emperor Guan NERFINISHED
miao means temple or shrine
function community gathering place
place of worship
site for oath swearing
site for seeking protection and justice
geographicDistribution Chinese diaspora communities
Hong Kong NERFINISHED
Macau NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
mainland China
hasFeature courtyard
incense burner
main hall with Guan Yu statue
spirit tablets of Guan Yu NERFINISHED
hasIconography Guan Yu holding Green Dragon Crescent Blade NERFINISHED
Guan Yu in general’s armor NERFINISHED
Guan Yu with red face NERFINISHED
hasRitual incense offering
oath taking
prayer for protection
historicalDevelopment spread during Ming dynasty
spread during Qing dynasty
languageOfName Chinese
mainDeity Guan Yu NERFINISHED
namedAfter Guan Yu NERFINISHED
religion Chinese folk religion
Taoism
typicalWorshipperGroup business people GENERATED
police officers GENERATED
secret societies (historically) GENERATED
soldiers GENERATED
worshipFocus god of loyalty
god of righteousness
god of war

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Guandi templesDedicatedTo Guandi miao