Titles
Na Zha is the youngest god in Chinese mythology, and also the most popular representative of child prodigy among adults and children. For the reason of being Li Jing’s third child, Na Zha is also called “Third Prince”.
▲The picture above is Third Prince’s idol that worshiped in the temple.
(Source：National Window Third Prince Li Na Zha)
Taoism:
- ZhongTan YuanShuai WeiLing XianHe DaJiangJun (Great Marshal of the Central Altar)
- TaiZi YuanShuai (Crown Prince Marshal)
- ZhongTan YuanShuai (Marshal of the Central Altar)
- ZhongYing ShenJiang (Holy General of the Central Camp)
- YuHuang TaiZiYe (Jade Crown Prince)
Folk:
- TaiZi Ye (Crown Prince)
- San TaiZi (Third Prince)
Because of Wind Fire Wheels and Universe Ring:
- Li Luo Che
- Luo Che Gong
- JinHuan YuanShuai (Golden Ring Marshal)
- JinKang YuanShuai (Golden Wealth Marshal)
Na Zha has not only the titles in Buddhism and Taoism, but also plays important role in folk tales, for example:
- The guardian of Guanshiyin called Golden Youth, also called Sudhanakumâra
- Five roads Marshal of the Central Altar in Taoism
- The role in The Investiture of the Gods is Marshal of the Central Altar from Taoism
(Reference：Kaohsiung SunFong Temple the origin of Third Prince)