How many immortals were there in ancient China?

In ancient Chinese mythology, there were many immortals in the Heavenly Court who were officials. The exact number might vary according to different mythological works. In some mythological works, the Heavenly Court was composed of many immortals, each of whom had their own unique duties and responsibilities. For example, in Journey to the West, the Jade Emperor was the highest god in the Heavenly Court, who assumed leadership and management responsibilities. In the Investiture of the Gods, the gods were divided into many different factions, each faction having its own leaders and officials. Therefore, the exact number of immortals in the Heavenly Court in ancient Chinese mythology may vary according to different works.

There were many books in ancient China that were hard to count. Ancient Chinese culture and thought were very rich and colorful. Many books were adapted, added, deleted, and sorted out many times in the process of inheritance. Therefore, the number of books in different versions would vary. Some classic works such as the Book of Changes, the Tao Te Ching, and the Analects of Confucius had been passed down for thousands of years. They had been studied, annotated, and adapted by countless scholars to form a huge theoretical system and cultural heritage.

The Imperial Seal was an official document held by an ancient Chinese emperor to represent the power and authority of the country. In ancient times, the imperial jade seal was one of the most important treasures of the emperor and was considered to represent the highest power of the country. According to historical records, there had been many Imperial Jade Seals in Chinese history. The most famous ones were the Imperial Jade Seals of the Western Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty. The Imperial Seal of the Western Han Dynasty was a square seal made of red jade and green jade. Its diameter was about 23 centimeters and its weight was about 20 grams. The imperial jade seal of the Tang Dynasty was a circular seal made of green jade. It was about 33 centimeters in diameter and weighed about 20 grams. In addition, there were also heirloom seals from other periods, such as the Ming Dynasty heirloom seal, the Qing Dynasty heirloom seal, and so on. Every heirloom seal had its own unique imprint and symbol to ensure its authenticity and authority.

There were many famous female rulers in ancient China, including: - Empress Wu Zetian (624 - 705) was the female emperor of the Tang Dynasty and the only female emperor in Chinese history. - Liu Wei (222 - 280) was a female prime minister of the Northern Zhou Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. - Li Qingzhao (1084 - 1155) was a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, as well as an outstanding female politician and writer. - Xiaozhuang (1618 - 1685) was a female politician and general in the Qing Dynasty. She was also the empress of the first emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Taiji. In addition, there were many other famous female politicians and writers such as Lin Daiyu (1635 - 1685), Zhu Shuzhen (1648 - 1702), Li Qingzhao (1084 - 1155), etc.

In ancient times, there were many immortals in China. The most powerful immortals might vary from person to person because different novels and myths and legends had different settings and descriptions. The following are some examples of deities who might be considered the most powerful in ancient China: Jade Emperor: In Taoism, Buddhism and other religions, the Jade Emperor is usually regarded as the master of the universe and one of the highest gods. It is the realm pursued by Taoism and the object pursued by Buddhism. God of Chaos: In some myths, the God of Chaos is regarded as the origin and foundation of the universe, with the power of creation and destruction. 3. The Sun God Apollo: In some myths, the Sun God Apollo was regarded as the symbol of the sun and light, possessing incomparable power and wisdom. 4. Dionysus the Wind God: In some mythical stories, Dionysus the Wind God was considered a symbol of wind and hurricane, possessing incomparable power and influence. Thor the God of Thunder: In some myths, Thor the God of Thunder is considered a symbol of thunder and storms, possessing incomparable power and wisdom. It should be noted that the existence and power of these immortals may vary in different mythologies, and not everyone recognizes the existence of these immortals.

In the novel Sun God, ghost immortals and human immortals were two different types of existence. Ghost Immortals were a type of immortal whose soul could transcend the mortal world after undergoing certain cultivation and tests. Human immortals referred to immortals who cultivated well in the mortal world. Although both were called "immortals", their cultivation paths and realms were very different. In Sun God, there was no clear rule on the number of ghost immortals and human immortals. However, because the novel involved the fate and cultivation process of many characters, there might be different versions of the story, and the number of ghost immortals and human immortals would also be different. However, from the plot of the novel, Ghost Immortals and Human Immortals were both successful existences with unique divine powers and strength.

In ancient Chinese history, there were many treasures and medicines that were regarded as divine artifacts, magic weapons, and panaceas. Here are some famous examples: 1 Epsilon, also known as the Heavenly Power Divine Sword, was a sword in ancient Chinese legends that was said to be able to cut through metal. [Xuanming Sutra: It is a magical scripture that is said to be able to make people immortal.] 3. Longevity Pill: It is a magical medicine that is said to be able to make people immortal. 4. Fountain of Youth: It is a mysterious spring water that is said to be able to keep people young and healthy. Dragon bed: It was a huge bed that was said to be able to allow the emperor to rest and sleep on it, symbolizing power and status. [6. Yin-Yang Mirror: It is a magical mirror that is said to be able to reflect different scenes and things.] 7. Universe Ring: It is a huge circular object that is said to be able to control everything in the world. 8. Immortal Peaches: It is a magical peach that is said to be able to make people immortal. [9. Spiritual medicine: It is a magical medicine that is said to be able to cure all kinds of diseases and weaknesses.] Although these treasures and medicines were considered fictional, they often appeared in traditional Chinese culture and novels, representing the wisdom and technology of ancient China.

I don't know the specific name of the series of books titled " Ancient China Society." However, according to my knowledge of online literature, the series of books " Ancient China Society " may refer to " Dream of the Red Chamber,"" Water Margins,"" Romance of the Three Kingdoms,"" Journey to the West," and other ancient China novels. They describe various characters and scenes in ancient Chinese society, showing the customs and historical changes of ancient China society.

Different versions of the ten great demon immortals in ancient Chinese myths and legends and different authors may vary. The following are some common versions: [1. Taotie (tāo tiè): A legendary monster that feeds on delicious food. Its appetite is huge and unstoppable.] 2 Chaos (hán huán): A legendary celestial body that was personified as a part of Pangu's body after no one knew its true form. 3. Demons and Demons: The legendary ghosts and monsters have different shapes and are good at confusing people. Some of them are personified into human forms. 4. Vampire: A legendary monster that can absorb the vitality of humans through blood and convert it into its own energy. 5 Zombies: A legendary monster that resurrects after death. Its movements are slow and its attack power is weak. 6. Vixen (xīwān): A legendary female monster that usually takes the form of a beautiful woman and can transform into various forms. 7 Snake Demon (shé gān): A legendary demon that usually incarnates into various forms such as long snakes, poisonous snakes, pythons, etc. 8 Giant Panda (gāo wán xīn): A legendary rare animal that looks cute but has strong attack power. 9 Water Monster: A legendary monster that usually takes the form of a huge fish or water snake and can move freely in the water. 10 Wind God (fāng shén): A legendary god who usually takes the form of wind and can blow everything.