In Daoism (also spelled Taoism), the head of the hierarchy of deities consists of three supreme gods, each in his own heaven. These three heavens were formed from three airs, which are the subdivisions of the one primordial air.

In Daoism (also spelled Taoism), the head of the hierarchy of deities consists of three supreme gods, each in his own heaven. These three heavens were formed from three airs, which are the subdivisions of the one primordial air.
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