Gold and other things that are rare like jade
If you accept that the gods desire sacrifice, it is then logical to offer the most valuable type of sacrifice, which would be people, in order to obtain the favor of the gods.
They did it so that they could offer the gods blood and human bodies.
An Egyptian Pharoah did not earn a salary. In early Egyptian culture the Pharaoes were considered to be gods (with this changing to messengers for the gods in later eras) and the people (nobility) were expected to submit regular gifts to appease them. This was especially true upon the death of the Pharaoh, when all were expected to offer gifts of 'unparalleled magnitude' to ease the passage of the Pharaoh into the place of the gods.
Titan gods are one generation up and gave birth to the Olmypion gods. The Olympian gods overthrew the titan gods and began ruling the earth.
there different because there different gods and in different places
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Chinese has a different mythology. There are many gods. It's a mix of Taoism and Buddhism. The head of the gods is the Jade Emperor!
Yes Chinese people do worship many gods
Chinese Emperors were not physically made from gods but back then Chinese people thought that they were because they were mighty and powerful.
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Ancient Chinese believed their gods needed offerings of food to keep them happy.
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No, the Chinese had many gods. See link below.
I would say in a number of different ways. Many people pray at temples in front of statues of various important gods and goddesses. Some carry incense or other things to offer to these gods during prayer. There are also many people that have small shrines in their own homes. You can also offer things such as fruit and incense to these gods during prayer. It's a complicated question.
He was one of the Chinese Domestic Gods
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