- Leigong as depicted in a 1542 painting from the Ming dynasty. Leigong (Chinese: 雷公; pinyin: léigōng; Wade–Giles: lei2 kung1; lit.Bulunamadı: gong
- Lei Gong’un üzerindeki etkisi ve mitolojik rolü, Çin kültüründe derin bir iz bırakmıştır. Lei Gong, genellikle ejderha benzeri bir yaratık olarak tasvir edilir.
- Lei Gong, commonly known as the “Duke of Thunder” or the “God of Thunder,” holds a prominent position in Chinese Daoist mythology.
- As a member of the Jade Emperor’s imperial court, Lei Gong was given the responsibility of watching out for injustices happening on Earth.
- Lei Gong ist ein ehemaliger Fußballspieler aus Çin. Gong spielte zuletzt bei Tianjin Mingte (Tianji). Er spielte auf der Position Forvet.
- In Chinese mythology, Lei Gong (雷公) (Chinese: "Duke of Thunder"), also called Lei Kung, or Lei Shen (“Thunder God”), is the Chinese Taoist deity who...
- In Chinese folklore, Lei Gong is revered as a powerful and just god who protects humanity from evil spirits and punishes wrongdoers.
- According to Chinese mythology, Lei Gong, also known as Lei Shen (雷神 léi shén) or Lei Shi (雷师 léi shī), is the God of Thunder and Heaven's executioner.
- How does Leigong punish wrongdoers?
- What is the significance of Lei Gong’s appearance?
- Are there any temples dedicated to Lei Gong today?
- When the thunderclap comes, there is no time to cover the ears. Léi Gōng is The Lord of Thunder, in Chinese mythology, in the HexaDome, and on the battlefield.