Taiwan Province's general of the Nine Planetary Sequences.

Nine planets, a general in Taiwan Province, was the name of an ancient nine planets official in China, and was usually used to predict good or bad luck and fate. Nine planets officials are:

1. Emperor Wenchang: in charge of exams and study, representing talent and wisdom.

2. Emperor Wen Qu: in charge of literature and art, representing eloquence and expressiveness.

3. Wu Quxing Jun: In charge of martial arts and military affairs, representing courage and determination.

4. Lian Zhen Xing Jun: Responsible for honesty and morality, representing good conduct.

5. God bless the people Xing Jun: Being in charge of Fulu and longevity means good luck.

6. Sun Xing Jun: in charge of sunshine and life, representing health and vitality.

7. Lunar Xing Jun: in charge of the shadow and the underworld, representing mystery and spirituality.

8. Wolf star: in charge of wealth and career, representing wealth and success.

9. Tianfu Xing Jun: in charge of the national treasury and wealth, representing management and financial management capabilities.

In ancient folk beliefs in China, the arrangement order of the nine planets, that is, the general of Taiwan Province, is usually considered to be regular, but different documents and inheritance may have different explanations and methods. Generally speaking, the order of the heads of the nine planets is as follows:

1. Emperor Wenchang: red, holding a brush.

2. Emperor Wen Qu: Green, with a piano.

3. Wu Quxing Jun: Purple, holding a sword.

4. Lian Zhen Xing Jun: White, holding a lotus.

5. God bless the people Xing Jun: yellow, holding Ruyi.

6. Sun Xing Jun: Golden, holding the sun.

7. Lunar Xing Jun: Silver, holding the moon.

8. Wolf star: blue, holding jewelry.

9. Tianfu Xing Jun: Brown, holding a seal or coin.

However, it should be noted that the arrangement order of the nine planets is not fixed, and different inheritance and cultural backgrounds may have different arrangements. Therefore, the specific arrangement order may vary according to the region and cultural background.