Other Names
Xuan Wu is also commonly known as the Northern Emperor (北帝, Beidi, Pak Tai) and Imperial Lord (帝公, Digong, Teh Kong).
He is sometimes referenced as the Dark or Mysterious Heavenly Upper Emperor or God (玄天上帝, Xuantian Shangdi) and as the Truly Martial Grand Emperor (真武大帝, Zhenwu Dadi).
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