When is the sixth day of February?

The sixth day of the second lunar month is the birthday of the Buddhist emperor Donghua. Dong, also known as Emperor Fusang and Emperor Donghua, gradually became the ancestor of Quanzhen religion in the Song Dynasty.

The earliest record of Dong Wang Gong can be found in the Han Dynasty. It is considered as the Yang God in Yin and Yang, corresponding to the Yin God and the Western Queen Mother, and has no parents. Ge Hong in the Eastern Jin Dynasty believed that princes were born of Notre Dame de Pangu and Taiyuan. With the rise of Taoism at the end of Han Dynasty, princes and princes were absorbed into Taoism at the same time.

Taoism is born to create gods. Ge Hong believes that Dong was born of Pangu and the Virgin of Taiyuan, but other Taoist classics believe that he was born with the spirit of Donghua.

Dong, a folk in the Han Dynasty, corresponding to the Queen Mother of the West, was regarded as a god representing Yin and Yang. At the same time, influenced by the immortal thoughts in Qin and Han Dynasties, Dong and the Queen Mother of the West were regarded as the main gods in the immortal world after death.