Kinesisk mytologi






"Nio drakar" av by Chen Rong, 1244, Songdynastin, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston




Detalj från kinesiskt silkestyg från 400-talet. Mönstren föreställer bland annat drakar och fenixar.




De tre lyckobringande gudarna Shoulao, Luxing och Fuxing




De åtta odödliga som korsar havet från Myths and Legends of China, 1922 Av E. T. C. Werner.


Kinesisk mytologi omfattar mytologier från Kina.




Innehåll






  • 1 De tre härskarna


  • 2 De fem kejsarna


  • 3 De tre lyckobringande gudarna


  • 4 De åtta odödliga


  • 5 Gestalter i kinesisk mytologi


  • 6 Platser i kinesisk mytologi


  • 7 Referenser





De tre härskarna |



  1. Fuxi

  2. Nugua

  3. Shennong



De fem kejsarna |


De fem kejsarna enligt Sima Qian



  1. Gaoyao

  2. Huang-Di

  3. Ku

  4. Shun

  5. Yao (mytologisk kung)



De tre lyckobringande gudarna |



  1. Fuxing

  2. Luxing

  3. Shoulao



De åtta odödliga |



Huvudartikel: Åtta odödliga



  1. Lü Dongbin

  2. Li Tieguai

  3. Zhongli Quan

  4. Han Xiangzi

  5. Cao Guojiu

  6. Zhang Guolao

  7. Lan Caihe

  8. He Xiangu



Gestalter i kinesisk mytologi |



  1. Heng Bo

  2. Ba

  3. Chang Xi

  4. Cheng-Huang

  5. Chi Songzi

  6. Chiyu

  7. Chong

  8. Chongli

  9. Di (gud)

  10. Di Jun

  11. Diya

  12. Dong-Yo Da-Di

  13. Dong Wang Gong

  14. Feng Bo

  15. Gong-Gong

  16. Guan Yu

  17. Gun

  18. Heng-O


  19. Hu, den norra kejsaren


  20. Hundun, den mellersta kejsaren

  21. Jurong

  22. Lei Kung

  23. Li

  24. Shen

  25. Pangu

  26. Qi

  27. Shang

  28. Shang Di


  29. Shu, den södra kejsaren

  30. Tian

  31. Tianlong

  32. Tien Mu

  33. Wenchang

  34. Xie

  35. Xi Wang Mu



Platser i kinesisk mytologi |


  1. Gula källorna


Referenser |



  • Williams, C. A. S. (1976[1941]) (på eng). Outlines of Chinese symbolism and art motives: an alphabetical compendium of antique legends and beliefs, as reflected in the manners and customs of the Chinese (3d rev. ed.). New York: Dover Publications. Libris 9080906. ISBN 0-486-23372-3 


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