Tudigong means Tu (earth), Di, Gong (grandfather/duke) Sacrifices to Sheshen transitioned to sacrifices to Tudigong [16

Tudi Gong, in Chinese religion, a god whose deification and functions are determined by local residents. The chief characteristic of a Tudi Gong is the limitation of his jurisdiction to a single place—e.g., a bridge, a street, a temple, a public building, a private home, or a field.

2023年4月26日 · Tu Di Gong, also known as the "God of the Land," is a deity that holds a significant place in Chinese folk religion and Taoism. This ancient god is revered as the protector of a specific locality or region, and his worshippers believe that he brings good fortune, prosperity, and fertility to the area. Tudi

The Earth God, also known as Tudi Gong or Tudi Shen, is among various Earth deities of Taoism. He is the ‘Lord of the Soil and the Ground.’ Tudi Gong is known for his generosity which is why many devotees visit temples dedicated to him on his birthday to seek his blessings.

Tudigong Chinese Earth God, also known as the Earth Deity, is a significant figure in Chinese mythology and folklore. Believed to be the guardian of specific geographic locations, Tudigongs play a crucial role in safeguarding the communities and their well-being.

Tu Di Gong is thought to answer to Cheng Huang Ye, but his ubiquity and importance to agriculture and wealth mean that he is very widely worshipped. Tu Di Gong is seen as closer to the people, and because of the small area he can represent, he is commonly found in religious shrines in Taiwanese homes and businesses.

2023年6月26日 · Despite being of the lowest rank among divinities, as god of the land, Tudigong is widely worshipped as a guardian of local villages and communities, and as a protector of harvests and wandering travellers. Business owners in urban areas commonly attribute him to Caishen (財神; coi4 san4), the god of wealth and fortune, to pray for good business.

A Tudigong (Simplified Chinese: 土地公, literally: "Lord of the Land") is a kind of Chinese tutelary deity of a specific location. [1] . There are several Tudigongs corresponding to different geographical locations, sometimes multiple ones will be venerated together in certain regions. [2]

In Chinese mythology, Tu Di Gong is one of the most revered and prominent Earth Gods. He is known for his role as a protector and provider, and his worship dates back to ancient times. As a deity associated with the earth, he plays an important role in Chinese culture, particularly in the areas of agriculture and ancestor worship.

Located in the northeast of Singapore, Punggol Tu Di Gong Temple is affiliated to the San Qing Gong Singapore. The temple has Tu Di Gong as its main deity. We aim to promote Tu Di Gong beliefs and contribute to Singapore’s Taoist culture.