Lords of the Three Mountains
triad Taoist deities worshiped mainly by Teochew people, and part of Hakka people in Taiwan
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Lords of the Three Mountains
Summary
Lords of the Three Mountains is a triple deity[1]. It is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Lords of the Three Mountains's instance of is recorded as triple deity[3].
- Lords of the Three Mountains is a type of Taoist deity[4].
- Lords of the Three Mountains is a type of mountain deity[5].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's Commons category is recorded as Three Mountain Kings[6].
- Lords of the Three Mountains comprises Lord of the Jin Mountain[7].
- Lords of the Three Mountains comprises Lord of the Ming Mountain[8].
- Lords of the Three Mountains comprises Lord of the Du Mountain[9].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's location of formation is recorded as Chaoshan[10].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Three Mountain Kings[11].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's worshipped by is recorded as Chinese folk religion[12].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's worshipped by is recorded as Taiwanese folk religion[13].
- Lords of the Three Mountains's described by source is recorded as Taiwan Cultural Memory Bank[14].
Body
Definition and Type
Lords of the Three Mountains's instance of is recorded as triple deity[3]. Recorded subclass of include Taoist deity[4] and mountain deity[5].
Use and Application
Components include Lord of the Jin Mountain[7]; Lord of the Ming Mountain[8]; and Lord of the Du Mountain[9], a Taoist deity[15].
Why It Matters
Lords of the Three Mountains is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]