Yu Huang (Jade Emperor)

Yu Huang, commonly known as the Jade Emperor, is a central figure in Chinese mythology and Taoism, revered as the supreme god and ruler of heaven and earth. He oversees all deities and mortal affairs, embodying justice and benevolence. Traditionally celebrated during the Lunar New Year and other festivals, the Jade Emperor is often depicted in elaborate attire and seated on a throne in heaven. Devotees honor him with prayers and offerings, seeking blessings for prosperity, health, and protection. His character emphasizes moral integrity, governance, and cosmic order within Chinese cultural beliefs.