The ancestor of all gods is Pangu.
Pangu, also known as Pangu, is the creation god in ancient Chinese myths and legends. He was born from chaos shaped like a chicken egg. After waking up from a deep sleep, the two qi, clear and turbid, spread up and down to form heaven and earth. Finally, he collapsed due to exhaustion, and his voice, breath, and various parts of his body turned into all things in the world. The Pangu myth was first spread as folklore to the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it was not until the Three Kingdoms period that written records appeared.
It was first seen in the "San Wu Li Ji" written by Xu Zheng, a Wu native of the Three Kingdoms, quoted in "Yi Wen Lei Ju" of the Tang Dynasty. The belief is mainly popular in Tongbai and Biyang areas. According to the "Five Yun Calendar" records, Pangu was the first human-shaped god in the world. He appeared as a man with four limbs, five bodies, and hair and beard. "Shu Yi Ji" records that the entire world is the incarnation of Pangu, with the head as the four mountains, the eyes as the sun and the moon, and the hair as the vegetation.
Introduction to Pangu Cave
Pangu Cave is located in Pangu Mountain, Tongling Town, Wuxuan County. Pangu Mountain is located in Daxiang Village. It is a stone mountain less than a hundred meters high with towering ancient trees. There is a cave with an irregular opening about 5 meters in diameter on the south side of the foot of the mountain, called Pangu Cave. According to villagers, the cave entrance is narrow and wide inside, leading to the bottom of the mountain.
On the west side of the entrance of the cave is Pangu Temple. It is a bungalow about 4 meters square. It has only one door. The three characters "Pangu Temple" are written on the door eyebrow. On the corner of the temple hangs a sign with " Pangu Temple" lanterns. The gurgling clear spring flowing out of the cave is called Pangu Spring by the local people. There is also a Pangu Cave in the east of Pangu Village in Siling Township. It was named after the Pangu Temple was built in the cave. The spring water flowing out of the cave is called Pangu Spring. The dam built at the entrance of the cave to store water is called Pangu Dam. The field irrigated by the spring water is called Pangu Cave.
Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Pangu