In the first year of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the great sage Emperor Jiushi (700) established the "God Book of Husbands", burned incense in Shangyang Palace, worshiped again, and burned a copy of the God Book of Husbands in the sky. He ordered the son of the Laba God to respect his father, and the son of the Dongling God to wish his father and son a happy birthday, and to take charge of them, so as to enlighten future generations of the God. In the eighth year of Emperor Chengzong's reign in the Yuan Dynasty (1304), he conferred the title of sixty-four selling gods.
