Taoism is a native religion in China. What are its famous goddesses?

Taoism is a religion that doesn't pay much attention to men being superior to women. I don't want to think that Buddhism is mostly male, but Taoism has many female immortals besides male immortals. The famous female immortals in Taoism are the Queen Mother of the West, Queen Hou Yi, Queen Dou and Mazu.

The Queen Mother of the West generally refers to the immortal goddess in charge of elixir, punishing evil and warning disasters in China mythology. In Taoist mythology, the Queen Mother of the West is the head of a female fairy and the goddess who dominates and cultivates immortals, corresponding to the head of a male fairy. Is the goddess of creation, the founder of Quanzhen religion. In Qiang mythology, the heavenly queen is sometimes regarded as the creator god.

Empress Houtu, also known as Houtu, originated from the worship of land and women in the natural worship of matriarchal society. Cheng Tian's full name follows the example of Houde Guangda, and he is the fourth heavenly emperor among the Taoist gods of "four emperors and six emperors". She masters yin and yang and nurtures everything, so she is called the mother of the earth.

Mrs. Dum is the goddess who gave birth to the Big Dipper in China myths and legends, and is the mother of the Big Dipper, so she is called Mrs. Dum. Queen Dum has a strange image, with three eyes on her forehead and four heads on her shoulders. The so-called four heads actually means that one head has four faces. As long as you sincerely worship Dom and recite her name, you will eliminate disasters, prolong your life and get endless blessings.

Mazu is a belief in the sea god centered on the southeast coast of China, also known as Tian Fei, Tianhou, Notre Dame, Tianmu, etc. It is also a god believed by shipbuilders, sailors, travelers, businessmen and fishermen all over the world. At present, there are tens of thousands of Mazu Tempel in 45 countries and regions in the world, and more than 300 million people believe in Mazu, making it the first world heritage in China.