The Chinese deity which is guardianguan ni donng is a very powerful protector who is considered to be the guardian of the earth. He is also known as the patron of mankind and the mending of the world order. As a result, his worship is highly revered.
Huangdi
Huangdi, or the Yellow Emperor, is a legendary emperor of ancient China. According to legend, he ruled in the years 2697-2698 BC. His reign is credited with many accomplishments including the invention of writing, boats, and wooden houses. He is also credited with defeating barbarians and founding governmental institutions. He is also a patron saint of Daoism.
Guan Yu
Guan Yu is a Chinese deity, who protects people from evil. He is often portrayed as a brave and strong warrior. However, his death differs depending on the kingdom he is in. In Shu’s Story Mode, Guan Yu dies alongside his brother, Guan Ping, while in Wei’s Story Mode, he dies alongside Xiahou Dun, a great warrior who is the protector of the Kingdom of Shu.
The first known depiction of Guan Yu dates from the Sui dynasty (581-618 ce). Today, he is revered as a bodhisattva in Buddhist tradition and as a guardian deity in Chinese folk religion. He is also held in high esteem in Confucianism.
In the 20th century, Guan Yu was worshipped by the president of China and the warlord Yuan Shikai. He was also worshipped by the short-lived emperor of China. However, these were just three of the notable figures who sought the deity’s help.
Guan Yu is often portrayed as a giant with a distinctive appearance. According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he was nine chi tall and had a beard of two chi. His face was crimson like a mature date. His image has become popular in Chinese folk religion and also as the model for male leads in Beijing opera. His figure inspired many statues that depict him.
Guan Yu is a mighty warrior who believes in justice and virtue. His noble posture and courteous manners earned him many admirers from each kingdom. He is often referred to as the “God of War/Army God.” However, Guan Yu is also known as the “Greater Brother” because of his exemplary character.
