What are the grades of Taoist vestments?

The vestment is a special costume for Taoist ceremonies, and it is the general name of all kinds of costumes worn by high-tech masters in ceremonies. Also known as "fairy cave clothes". There are various auspicious Taoist patterns embroidered with gold and silver thread, such as Luo Yu terrace, sun, moon and stars, gossip, pagoda, dragon and phoenix, crane and unicorn. When holding a large-scale fasting ceremony, the high arch dominated by the Dojo wears this kind of clothes. The abbot wore this dress when he held the ceremony, but it was purple. It is said that when Laozi rode an ox out of the customs, "purple gas came from the east", so Taoism advocated purple robes. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, emperors have given Gao Zhen, a famous Taoist priest, a purple robe.

Taoist vestments are divided into seven grades:

1, yellow vestment: written by the king, the best vestment. Shi Tian Lord often wears a yellow robe.

2. Purple vestment: The master gives lectures, also for Shi Tian elders and high-ranking wizards.

3. Red vestment: written by a senior mage, used to pray on the table.

4. Blue cassock: written by a medium-sized mage, it is often used for sacrifices and birthdays.

5, green vestment: written by inferior wizards, also written by scattered gods.

6, black vestment: bucket to wear.

7. White vestment: Ghost Master.