What are the three gods of wealth in ancient China?

Who are the gods of wealth in ancient Chinese folklore?

In fact, the God of Wealth is mainly divided into Wen God of Wealth, Wu God of Wealth, and Five-way God of Wealth.

These Gods of Wealth are many people who have made great contributions in history.

They all have super intelligence.

1. The God of Wealth and Wealth 1. Li Guizu Li Guizu is the most popular God of Wealth and Wealth among the people. His portraits are often juxtaposed with the three stars of "Fu", "Lu" and "Shou" and the God of Joy, collectively known as Fu, Lu, Shou,

Wealth, happiness.

According to legend, Li Guizu was an official during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty. He loved the people like a son and often gave his salary to the poor, which made him very popular among the people.

After his death, he was regarded as the God of Wealth.

The general image of Li Guizu is that he wears a court crown, a white face and a long beard, brocade clothes and jade belt, red robe, and a smile; he holds "Ruyi" in his left hand and a "treasure basin" in his right hand, with the four words "attracting wealth and bringing treasure" written on it.

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Behind him there were two boys holding sun and moon fans for him.

The green dragon on the left and the white tiger on the right spit out money and ingots, which means that there are vast magical powers and inexhaustible gold and silver treasures.

Therefore, it is also called the "God of Wealth and Blessing".

2. Fan Li was a minister under King Gou Jian of Yue during the Spring and Autumn Period. He helped the King of Yue defeat Wu. Later, he made a fortune in business and changed his name to Tao Zhugong.

Later generations praised him: "loyalty to the country; wisdom to protect one's life; business to get rich and become famous all over the world" Fan Li advanced and retreated appropriately, was not obsessed with fame and fortune, and had superb business methods; he was good at business and financial management, and could spread money widely, so he was called a literary man.

God of Wealth.

3. Bigan, the uncle of King Zhou of Yin, had his heart ripped out because of his loyalty and uprightness.

Because he was "unintentional" and unbiased, later generations regarded him as the God of Wealth. This matter is recorded in "Historical Records·Yin Benji".

According to legend, he repeatedly remonstrated with King Zhou, but was framed by Su Daji. He falsely claimed that Bigan's exquisite heart with seven orifices was needed to make medicine to cure the disease. In order to save the beauty, King Zhou ordered Bigan to sacrifice his heart, and Bigan used his own hands.

Take out your heart and give it to King Zhou.

People believe that Bigan was upright during his lifetime, careless and unbiased after his death, and was best suited to manage and distribute the world's wealth, so he became the God of Wealth and Wealth.