Who are the wandering gods in Fuzhou?

The main immortals in Fuzhou's immortal activities are:

1, Emperor: Also known as Marshal Ma, a clever official, it is said that he is brave and decisive and can protect the peace of one side.

2. Zhang Shizi: Zhang's son. According to legend, he is good at martial arts and likes to bow and arrow.

3. Zhao Shizi: Zhao Gongming's son. According to legend, he was kind-hearted and gave his life to save people.

4. Five Blessingg the Great: Zhang, Zhong, Liu Yuanda, Shi and other five people. Legend has it that they were the heroes who eliminated the plague.

5. Three Sages: including Zhang, Du and Xue. According to legend, they are sworn brothers of the Jade Emperor and are famous for protecting the environment and people.

6. The White Horse King: According to legend, he killed the people and rode a white horse to fight against evil eels.

7. Mazu: Also known as Tian Fei, Tianhou and Tiannv. It is the god believed by boatmen, sailors, tourists, businessmen and fishermen in past dynasties. In Fuzhou, Mazu belief is particularly popular, and its temples are all over ports and fishing villages.

8. Guan Gong: Also known as Guan Sheng Dijun, it is the incarnation of Guan Yu, a famous scholar in Shu and Han Dynasties. In Fuzhou and even the whole southern Fujian, Guan Yu's belief is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and merchants worship Guan Yu for prosperity.

9. Chenghuang: It is one of the important gods generally worshipped in the ancient ethnic and religious cultures of China. Most of them are famous ministers and heroes who have contributed to the local people, and they are the gods of protecting the city believed by the people and Taoism.

10, Chen Jinggu: Fuzhou's unique folk belief object, she was honored as "Mrs. Waterfront". Legend has it that she can protect the safety of women and children, so she is deeply worshipped by Fuzhou female believers.