Some are called kings, some are called zun, what is the difference between these two titles of immor

Some are called kings, some are called respects, and there is actually no difference between the two titles of immortals.

01.By looking at a lot of historical documents, it is not difficult for us to find that Jun is subdivided into four types. These four types of monarchs are Yuanjun,Star Monarch, True Monarch, Emperor.

Yuanjun refers to female immortals, and this type of immortal usually has a relatively high status, otherwise it cannot be called Yuanjun. And Xingjun, as the name suggests, is related to the stars in the sky, and is a middle-level star official.

The appellation. Zhenjun refers to the middle-level immortals. And the emperor, presumably everyone is not very unfamiliar with this word, from the Donghua emperor in the TV series.

It is not difficult for us to guess the meaning of this emperor. The Emperor is second only to the Jade Emperor in status.

An immortal, as the so-called one person is below ten thousand people. <>

02.By looking at a lot of historical documents, it is not difficult for us to find that Zun is subdivided into two types. These two kinds of deities are the Heavenly Venerable and the Worldly Venerable. We often refer to Taoism.

"Sanqing", these three immortals are all Tianzun, not Shizun, how can this be distinguished? From the perspective of the cultivation direction of the immortals, Tianzun are all Taoist disciples, and they have finally cultivated after years of hard work. On the other hand, Shizun does not practice Taoism, but rather practices Buddhism.

Those who have attained positive results are honored as world-honored ones. That's the difference between the two. <>

03.Many people may be confused by Jun and Zun, thinking that the two are completely different, but this is not the case. Take the Taoist "Three Qings" mentioned earlier, although they are generally called respected, there are also other names, that is, Jun, such as Taishang Laojun.

From here, we can intuitively find that there is no difference between Jun and Zun, both can be used to describe immortals, although not all immortals may be called Zun, but this does not affect anything. <>

To sum up, by understanding Jun and Zun, you can find that there is actually no difference between these two types of immortals.

These two kinds have no obvious dividing line, and they are both the names of the gods in ancient times, indicating a kind of respect for the gods.

The status of the two is different. The immortals who are called Zun generally have a high status, and the immortals who are called Jun have a relatively low status.

There is still a big difference between "Jun" and "Zun", "Jun" generally refers to mortals who become immortals through acquired cultivation, while "Zun" is born with divine power, and is born as an immortal. Therefore, the level of "respect" is higher than that of Jun.

The names of the ancient gods and immortals are complex and changeable, such as the Donghua Emperor we are familiar with, and the Yuan Shi Tianzun that we are familiar with, so who has a higher status in the name of these gods "Zun" and "Jun"?

(1) Tianzun(2) Emperor

(3) Zhenjun(4) Similarities and differencesTherefore, we can see from the above brief introduction that in fact, there is no absolute distinction between Zun and Jun, and Zun and Jun are more of an honorific title, both of which express respect and awe for the gods. It's like in ancient times, there were contemptible people and untalented people who called themselves humble. If you have to say some differences between Zun and Jun, it is probably that in general, the strength of the immortal known as Zun may be slightly higher than that of the immortal known as Jun, but this is not the so-called absolute definition.

Confucius's remark that "the son does not speak and the strange power is chaotic", also implies the awe of this supernatural and extraordinary thing, and it is not surprising that because of the awe, there is a respectful title for the gods and ghosts.

First, let's distinguish between "gods" and "immortals". In layman's termsGods are holy from the beginning of their appearance, and immortals become holy through acquired cultivation. Generally speaking, immortals appear later than gods.

The main types of monarchs are Yuanjun, Xingjun, Zhenjun, and Emperor. Yuanjun is generally a woman of higher status; Xingjun is the name of the middle-level star official, and the true monarch is generally called the middle-level immortals, such as the well-known Erlang God is the true monarch; The emperor was under the Jade Emperor and had a very high status.

In general, there is no very clear dividing line between respect and king, not that gods are called zun, and immortals are called kings. These are just the honorific titles of the ancient people for the gods, and they are a kind of respect for the gods.

In fact, this is a matter of level, the level of respect and the king are different, generally speaking, the level of the respect is much higher than the level of the king. Even those who call the gods must respect the gods.

Jun, generally is an honorific title for fairies, Zun, generally a man's title, representing these two different identities, distinguishing between men and women, so it will be more obvious.

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Zunjun is the title of the other person's father. Zun refers to high status or seniority; Jun in the feudal era refers to emperors, princes, etc., and by extension, it is an honorific title for people, which is equivalent to "you". A person of good moral character can also be called a gentleman.

You can use it regardless of gender. Usually it refers to the honorific title of the emperor or a person of high status. Source: "The husband who resigns is the one who respects the monarch and the whole body, and the one who is safe and the whole nature is also, so the resignation must not be cultivated, and it must not be good."

Zunjun is the title of the other person's father. Zun refers to high status or seniority; Jun in the feudal era refers to the emperor, princes, etc., and the name of Zunyunzhou is equivalent to "you". A person of good moral character can also be called a gentleman.

You can use it regardless of gender. Usually it refers to the honorific title of the emperor or a person of high status. Source: "The husband who resigns is a quiet brother is so respectful of the king, and the whole nature of the country is also, so the resignation must not be cultivated, and it must not be good".

Because the so-called "immortals" do not refer to just one realm, but are divided into two god-like existences, "gods" and "immortals". So in most cases, gods are often referred to as "Zun", and immortals are often referred to as Jun. But there is no absolute, not to mention that in addition to the title, most of the titles we receive are often not used in a specific way, just a word to express respect in the title.

1.Immortals are beings in two realmsNo matter which way you learn about the existence of immortals, you will often subconsciously define "gods" and "immortals". Although there are a lot of commonalities between the two, such as immortality, not being governed by the human world, boundless mana, and so on.

But gods often exist in their own right, even mostly in the midst of chaos. And immortals are often achieved through cultivation in the human world, and there is an element of acquired hard work. This is the most obvious difference between the two, so it is indirectly related to the title.

In addition, God's existence is often balanced against the balance of the world, and it is in His place that he has a job. In the realm of the gods, whether it is weather, wind, rain, thunder and lightning, marriage, Taoism, rules, etc., there are gods who perform their own duties. Immortals, on the other hand, are very different, the realm of immortals is often not as large as the Six Realms, and the human body is more free, and does not accept too many constraints.

2.Respect for gods, and kings for immortalsThis is the honorific title in most cases – the gods are called "Zun", and the immortals are called "Jun". Just like the film and television dramas that we often use, those Xianxia dramas, the existence of some elders of the immortal cultivation sect is immortals, and they are often called what kind of kings, such as Baicao Xianjun.

And God has the existence of the Origin Heavenly Venerable. From the point of view of existence, gods are more majestic than immortals, so there are differences in titles.

3."Zun" and "Jun" are both honorific titles, and there is no strict divisionThere is no strict distinction between these two titles, and God can be called both honored and king. It's just a simple word of reverence that shows respect for someone or something.

Languages tend to be flexible and not overly demanding.

Because both people and immortals will be divided into levels, some people are noble and some are mediocre, so the gods are called "respect" more noble and higher than "king".

The line between the two is not so clear. Zun and Jun are more of an honorific title, both of which express respect and awe for the gods. It's like in ancient times, there were contemptible people and untalented people who called themselves humble.

If you have to name some differences between Zun and Jun, it is probably that generally speaking, the strength of the immortal known as Zun may be slightly higher than that of the immortal known as Jun, but it is never absolute.

Because the "immortals" we mean not only one realm, but are divided into two god-like existences, "gods" and "immortals". So in most cases, gods are often referred to as "Zun", and immortals are often referred to as Jun.

It is very common for fairies to be called queens.

Immortals are generally ** Taoism, Taoism is the orthodox native religion of our country, and has a very important impact on people's lives. Taoism has a history of more than 1,000 years and was founded by a celestial master in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Taoism is a multi-god religion, there are 3,600 gods in the most recorded at present, in Taoism, the gods are in charge of everything in the world, there is a complete set of immortal systems, such as the god of wind, thunder and lightning, and other gods in charge of nature; There are also many immortals who have attained the Tao and become immortals, and some secular gods who have mastered folk affairs.

And in the title of the immortals, it is also different, some are called "Zun", some are called "Jun", what is the difference? "Zun" is the most noble title in the immortal system, and is generally called "Tianzun".There are "Yuqing Yuan Shi Tianzun", "Sanqing Tianzun" and so on, among which "Sanqing Tianzun" is the highest god among all the immortals, which is recognized by Taoism as the root and origin of the avenue, and is naturally transformed from heaven and earth. <>

And "Jun" is a kind of honorific title for immortals in Taoism, and generally speaking, as long as it is an immortal, it can be called "Jun"., This honorific title is divided into many levels, such as "Emperor", "True Monarch", "Star Monarch", "Yuan Jun", the status of the emperor is above the true monarch, of course, the emperor with a high status can also be called "Zun", for example, with the recent broadcast of film and television dramas, many people have discussed the "Donghua Emperor", you can be honored as "Zun", his status is not inferior to the emperor among the immortals, and even higher than the emperor in some aspects. In addition, there is an immortal who can be called "Zun", that is, Guan Gong, who we often worship and worship, and he can also be called both the emperor and the honor. <>

Zhenjun is generally in charge of the affairs of the Three Realms, such as the famous "Erlang God" who often appears in film and television dramas, that is, the gods in charge of water conservancy, farming, etc. The stars are the gods who are in charge of the stars, such as the sun, the moon, and so on. In Taoism, female immortals are also called Yuanjun, in the concept of Taoism, men are yang and women are yin, yin and yang are born together, and mutual benefit coexists.