What kind of gods were there in ancient myths?

There were many famous "eternal war gods" in ancient China. 1. Xiang Yu: Xiang Yu was a famous military general and politician in Chinese history, known as one of the "eternal gods of war". After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, he led the Chu-Han War and finally defeated Liu Bang to establish the Western Han Dynasty. 2. Lu Bu: Lu Bu was one of the famous generals in Chinese history and was known as one of the "eternal gods of war". He had served Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and others in the Battle of Red Cliff, the Battle of Three Heroes against Lu Bu, and other famous battles. 3. Guan Yu: Guan Yu was one of the famous generals in Chinese history and was known as one of the "eternal war gods". He had served Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and others in the Battle of Red Cliff, saving Liu Bei from danger. 4. Han Xin: Han Xin was a famous military general and politician in Chinese history, known as one of the "eternal gods of war". He led the Chu army in the Chu Han War and eventually defeated the Han army, becoming a famous military strategist and politician in Chinese history. 5. Zhao Yun: Zhao Yun was one of the famous generals in Chinese history and was known as one of the "eternal gods of war". During the Three Kingdoms period, he had fought alongside Liu Bei, Guan Yu and the others to protect the royal family. These are the famous ancient Chinese "eternal war gods" who left immortal meritorious deeds in China's history and set an example for future generations.

Ancient myths referred to the exploration and imagination of the world by ancient humans, which included many elements of fantasy, mystery, and horror. The following are some famous ancient myths that are popular in literature and film: 1. Norse Mythology: The mythical stories of the Norse gods, Odin, Thor, Yuge, Reg, Fenrir, and others, tell of their origins, wars, love, and death. 2. Mythology of the United States of America: It tells the history and mythical stories between the Native Americans and the white people, including the Oz, Na 'vi, Aztecs, Mayans, etc. 3. Greek Mythology: The story of Zeus, Hera, Athena, Apollo, and other Greek gods tells about their origins, love, war, and divine punishment. 4. Chinese Mythology: It includes many different legends and fairy tales, such as Classic of Mountains and Seas, Journey to the West, Water Margins, etc., which describe the lives and beliefs of the ancient Chinese people. 5. Japanese Mythology: The stories of Amaterasu, Yamata no Orochi, and Japanese gods tell of their origins, wars, and myths. These ancient mythical stories had their own characteristics and could be read or watched according to one's preferences.

There were many folktales and myths about gods who "caught ghosts". The following are some common examples: Earth God: The Earth God is one of the most common gods in Chinese folk belief. It is usually regarded as the god responsible for governing the land and crops. In ghost hunting stories, the local god would often assist the police in capturing evil spirits or help the victims find their lost property. 2. City God: The City God was one of the gods in ancient Chinese folk beliefs. It was considered to be the god responsible for governing the city and the order of the human world. In ghost hunting stories, Shing Wong would often assist the police in fighting crime or help the victims take revenge. Ghost God: In some folktales, people believe that ghosts exist and some ghosts can be arrested. These ghost gods were usually called " Soul-Seizing Ghosts,"" Haunted Ghosts,"" Ghost Kings,"" Ghost Generals," and so on. 4 Ultraman: Although Ultraman is a Japanese superhero, Ultraman is also depicted in some Chinese folktales as a superhero who can fight against evil spirits. These stories were often called " Ultraman catching ghosts "," Ultraman exorcising demons ", and so on. 5 Fox Spirit: In some folktales, fox spirits are also depicted as monsters that can catch ghosts. These stories were often called " vixen catching ghosts "," vixen slaying demons ", and so on. It should be noted that not everyone recognized the characters in these folktales and myths. There were also different explanations and views on the existence and function of gods.

In ancient Chinese myths and legends, prehistoric beasts were a collective name for many magical creatures. The following is a detailed introduction of some of the famous prehistoric beasts: 1. Kun Peng: Legend has it that Kun Peng is the largest divine beast in China. It can fly into the sky and its feathers can be used as arrows. It is very dangerous. In the Investiture of the Gods, the Kun Peng was described as a creature with huge wings and powerful strength, one of the symbols of evil forces. 2. Dragon and Snake: Dragon and Snake were two important creatures in ancient Chinese mythology, regarded as mysterious and sacred existences. In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong once fought with a dragon-snake, and dragon-snakes often appeared in some legends, such as the Dragon Lady in Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio. 3. Phoenix: The phoenix was one of the most famous beasts in ancient Chinese mythology and was regarded as an auspicious and sacred symbol. In " Investiture of the Gods ", phoenixes were described as a kind of divine bird that could be reborn and was one of the natural enemies of evil forces. Qilin: Qilin was a mythical beast in ancient Chinese mythology and was regarded as a symbol of good luck and good fortune. In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong met a Kirin and was shocked by its power. Ghost: Ghost is a mysterious creature in ancient Chinese legends. It is usually described as an existence without a physical body that can transform into a human or animal form. In " Investiture of the Gods ", ghosts were described as creatures that were good at changing. They could transform into various forms. 6. Demonic Beasts: Demonic Beasts are some powerful mutated beasts that are usually seen as evil existences. In the Investiture of the Gods, demon beasts were described as creatures with various forms and attributes, such as fox demons, lion demons, snake demons, and so on. These are some of the prehistoric beasts in ancient Chinese myths and legends. They each have mysterious powers and unique characteristics, playing an important role in ancient Chinese culture and legends.

Ancient myths and legends were an important part of Chinese literature. There were many ancient books related to them. The following are some famous ancient myths and legends: " Classic of Mountains and Seas ": This is a collection of ancient Chinese myths and legends, including many myths and monsters. 2. Tao Te Ching: This is one of the classics of ancient Chinese philosophy. It contains some classic statements about myths and religion. 3. Journey to the West: This is a novel describing ancient Chinese mythology. It tells the story of Sun Wukong and other characters fighting against monsters on the way to the scriptures. 4. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: This is a novel about ghosts and monsters, which contains many stories of ancient myths and legends. 5. Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: This is the continuation of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, which continues to tell some ghost stories and fairy tales. Dream of the Red Chamber: This is a novel about ancient China's aristocratic society. It contains many stories about ancient myths, legends, and religions. The Scholars: This is a novel about ancient Chinese Confucian education. It tells many stories about ancient myths, legends, and religions. These are just some ancient books related to ancient myths and legends. There are many other works in China that also contain the contents of ancient myths and legends.

From the point of view of modern science, the gods in the myths were usually regarded as supernatural beings with superhuman strength and wisdom, able to manipulate natural elements and energy, and even have the ability to travel through time. The gods in these myths usually had a special connection with humans or other creatures and possessed certain characteristics and abilities such as strength, wisdom, beauty, power, and so on. Although modern science has recognized many wonders and mysteries in the natural world, there are still many controversial and different views on the explanation of the gods and supernatural phenomena in myths.

There were many famous immortals in ancient mythology. The Jade Emperor is the most powerful deity in the Taoist belief. He is regarded as the master of heaven and earth and has infinite power and wisdom. The Three Pure Dao Ancestors were the three great saints in Taoism, namely Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun, Shangqing Taiqing Laojun, and Daode Tianzun. 3. The South Pole Immortal Weng: The patron saint of Antarctica. He is considered a wise man among the gods. He is good at predicting the future and saving people. 4. Eastern Emperor Taiyi: A god in the Taoist belief. He is considered to be the creator of heaven and earth and has extremely powerful strength and wisdom. He Bo: The water god of the Yellow River. A mysterious figure believed to have something to do with water and usually depicted as a handsome young man. 6. Wind God: A god of the Wind God Realm. He is considered the protector of the wind and can control the power of wind and rain. Thor: A god of the divine realm of thunder and lightning. Believed to be the creator and guardian of thunder and lightning, she is often depicted as a tall and mighty female Thunder God. 8 Sun God: A god of the Sun God Realm who is considered the protector of the sun and can control the light and heat of the sun. These immortals had an extremely important position in ancient mythology. Their abilities and images also had different performances in different cultures.

There were many mythical stories in the ancient times, but for various reasons, these stories were gradually forgotten or omitted. The following are some of the possible reasons for this: 1. Restrictions on historical records: In ancient times, it was difficult for people to record and preserve many historical events and figures that had nothing to do with them. Mythical stories from the ancient times might not have been recorded because of the long time or because they could not be verified. 2. Cultural change: As time goes by, people's culture and thoughts have changed. Some of the myths and legends from the ancient times might be gradually omitted or forgotten as time passed and people thought that they did not conform to modern values and cultural concepts. 3. The influence of religious belief: In religious culture, some myths and legends are regarded as part of religious belief. If these stories conflicted with certain religious beliefs, they might be abandoned or omitted. 4. Commercial interests: Some choose not to write about ancient myths and legends but write about other more popular topics. In short, there were many reasons why the myths of the ancient times were not recorded, including the limitations of historical records, cultural changes, the influence of religious beliefs, and commercial interests.

There are many names of gods in ancient mythology. The following are some of the common names: Zeus: The main god of ancient Greek mythology was also the patron saint of the sky and the temple of the sky. Athena: The goddess of wisdom, war, and art in ancient Greek mythology. Apollo: The god of the sun and light in ancient Greek mythology. He was also the patron saint of music, poetry, and archery. 4. Artemis: The goddess of war in ancient Greek mythology, the patron saint of the moon and hunting. 5 Hera: The goddess of family, marriage, and power in ancient Greek mythology. Hebe: The goddess of fertility and the patron saint of women's health in ancient Greek mythology. Hephaestus: The blacksmith god in ancient Greek mythology was also the patron saint of craftsmen, machines, and tools. 8. Patronus (Patronus US): Patronus in Norse mythology includes Odin, Thor, Island, and Ymir. Prometheus: The hero of ancient Greek mythology who stole the fire of heaven and punished mankind. 10 Deities: There are gods in the myths of many other countries and regions, such as the Nile God of ancient Egypt, Brahma of India, the Roman God of ancient Rome, and the Balibali God of South America.

There were many divine artifacts in ancient Chinese myths and legends. The following were some of the famous ones: 1. Primordial Sword Aura: It is the main weapon in Tianyuan Mythology. It can release Primordial Sword Aura to attack the enemy. 2. Primordial Golden Wheel: It was the main weapon in the Earth Yuan Mythology. It could spin the golden wheel to release a powerful spinning attack. 3. Pangu Axe: It was the main weapon in Pangu Mythology. It was an important tool for creating the world. It was said that it could cut through the chaos between heaven and earth. 4. Jade Pendant of Chaos: It's the main accessory in Pangu Mythology. It's said that it can absorb the spiritual energy between heaven and earth and has very powerful strength. 5. Yin-Yang Bagua Mirror: It is the main weapon in human mythology. It can reflect attacks and absorb enemy attacks. [6. Endless Spear: The main weapon in the legends of humanity. It can launch a long spear attack with a very wide range.] [7. Xuan Xiao Treasure Staff: It is the main weapon in the Heavenly Dao Mythology. It can release powerful lightning attacks and has very high power.] 8. Jingu Bang: It is the main weapon in Journey to the West. It is said that it can change into any size and can launch a powerful Jingu Bang attack. These are some of the more famous artifacts from ancient Chinese myths and legends. Of course, there are many other powerful weapons and accessories.