What does Suzaku mean? Suzaku introduction.

1, Suzaku, one of the four celestial spirits in ancient China mythology, originated from the worship of stars in ancient times, and is a southern god representing Emperor Yan and the seven nights in the south. It is separated from the gossip, and the five elements are the main fire, symbolizing Lao Yang in the four elephants and summer in the four seasons, and also symbolizing the heaven in the south. In Chapter 12 of Zhou Li, it is strictly stipulated that only the emperor can use one of the three patterns of the sun, the moon and the stars, and the princes can use the other nine dragons.

2. In the pre-Qin period, people thought it could lead the souls of the dead to heaven, and later generations thought it could make people live forever. The theory of divination flourished in Han dynasty, and its symbolic significance increased, such as reservation, ding bing, ceremony and so on. After the Han Dynasty, Taoism absorbed it as the protector and called it god of light. It is believed that Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu have jointly created the world, and are the masters of heaven and earth, maintaining Gankun. However, it is also recorded that Suzaku's spirit rose to heaven, Suzaku's quality fell to the ground, and Suzaku created the world alone.