Legend has it that Lord Huang Cheng has six generals under his command. Who is?

Mythical figures have different interpretations in different periods, but if we specifically mention the "six generals", I think they are Fan, Xie, Gan, Liu, Wen and Qiao. Fan and Xie are black and white impermanence, black impermanence is called Fan hopeless, and white impermanence is called Xie Bi 'an. These two names are familiar to everyone. General Liu Gan is Gan Pengfei and Liu Yu, responsible for executing punishment; Wen Qiao refers to Liang Wen, the sun god, and Qiao Kun, the night god.

There are also general Fan Xie, general Liu Gan and general Niu Ma. Personally, I think this statement is not reliable. The problem lies in the bull's head and horse's face. According to China folklore, the face of a cow's head and horse's face is a ghost, and the cow's head is the jailer of the underworld. It is also called Abang and Afang. "Five Bitter Chapters Classics [3]" said: "The jailer's name is Abang. He has a bull's head and two feet. He is strong and holds a steel hairpin." The horse face is also called the horse head Luo Cha. "Luo Cha" is an evil ghost, so Matou Luo Cha is a Matou ghost.

There is also the Eight Generals mentioned in the legend of Taiwan Province City God, also called "Eight Generals". This statement is very popular in Taiwan Province Province, namely, Gan, Liu, Xie, Fan, He, Zhang, Xu and Cao. Spring God: General He, Summer God: General Zhang, Autumn God: General Xu, Winter God: General Cao. In Taiwan Province Province, the key plays performed by Eight Generals were captured by General Fan and General Xie, executed by General Gan and General Liu, and tortured by the Four Seasons God.