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Download the Compact Book app to support the team: https://www.sachtinhgon.com/ The Jade Emperor - A Taoist more powerful than Buddha? On the 500 million yuan Chinese underworld banknotes, a huge amount equivalent to nearly 70 million US dollars, people often see the image of a majestic god. That is the Jade Emperor, also known by many other names such as Jade Emperor, Xuan Khung Cao Thuong De, or simply God. Of course, this type of money is only valuable in the underworld, burned by the living to send to their ancestors as an offering in Chinese folk beliefs. The presence of the Jade Emperor on these underworld banknotes is not accidental. He is one of the most revered gods, the ruler of heaven and the king of all gods. Like a mortal emperor, the Jade Emperor is often depicted in a resplendent royal robe, wearing a beaded crown, and sitting majestically on a throne. However, many stories say that he was not always in that supreme position. He began life as a mortal prince who renounced the throne and spent countless lives cultivating the Tao. So, who is the Jade Emperor really? And how did he climb the ladder of cosmic power, from a humble cultivator to the head of the divine bureaucracy? All will be answered in this video.