The Supreme Pure One The second of the Three Pure Ones is The Universally Honoured One of Divinities and Treasures or The Universal Lord of the Numinous Treasure (Lingbao Tianzun 靈寶天尊), also known as the Supreme Pure One (Shangqing 上清). Lingbao Tianzun separated the Yang from the Yin, classified the elements and is considered the source of Daoist knowledge and scripture. Often described as the right-hand man of the Jade Pure One, Lingbao Tianzun is tasked with preaching Daoist law to all living creatures. He is usually shown holding an ornamental scepter, which represents authority and his action of separating the Yin and Yang, thus bringing the Law of Things into place. The statue is in good, used condition with signs of age. (See photos) Very finely detailed. Will be carefully packaged and shipped insured. Weight: 6.25 KG This item can be shipped together with other items in this auction, so you only pay one shipping fee. The Sanqing are the three highest-ranking gods in Taoism. San means "three" and qing means "clean," "pure," or "pure." The three deities are: Yuanshi Tianzun (the embodiment of Qi; replaced as supreme god by the Jade Emperor during the Song Dynasty) Lingbao Tianzun (the embodiment of Tao or Dao) Daode Tianzun, also known as Taishang Daojun/Laojun (the embodiment of the cosmic god, the deified Laozi) They also correspond to the three heavens in which the gods reside, respectively: Yuqing Shangqing Taiqing