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Baosheng Dadi

Main deity on the first floor · God of medicine | Also known as Dadaogong and Wu Zhenren | Birthday: 15th day of the 3rd lunar month

First visit? Read the guide

Baosheng Dadi

Main deity on the first floor · God of medicine | Also known as Dadaogong and Wu Zhenren | Birthday: 15th day of the 3rd lunar month

First visit? Read the guide

Who He Is

If your pet is ill or facing surgery, come and talk to Baosheng Dadi first.

Legend has it that Baosheng Dadi was born Wu Tao, a renowned physician of the Northern Song dynasty who spent his life healing people.

It is also said that he once removed something stuck in a tiger's throat. The tiger followed him from then on and became the Tiger Lord, which is why, at Cho Yuu Temple, the Black Tiger Lord sits beneath Baosheng Dadi's altar.

You can pray for: smooth treatment · a safe surgery · good health · a long life

Our Baosheng Dadi

A cat in his left arm, a dog under his right hand, and a crowd of little animals at his feet.

Left hand holding a cat

Right hand petting a dog

Animals at his feet

A cat and a dog at his side

Our Baosheng Dadi holds a cat in his left arm and rests his right hand on a dog, keeping both close by his side.

Little animals at his feet

Carved at his feet are a fish, a snake, a turtle, a rabbit, a bird and a little mouse. Pets that aren't cats or dogs are under his protection too.

Where His Incense Lineage Comes From

Our Baosheng Dadi's incense lineage was brought from Ciji Temple in Xuejia, Tainan.

How to Pray to Baosheng Dadi

The temple has already offered incense for you. Simply put your palms together and make your wish.

01 Say hello

Tell him your name, your pet's name and where you live.

02 Share how your pet is doing

One thing at a time.

03 Ask with moon blocks

A holy answer (one flat side up, one round side up) means yes. A laughing answer means try asking another way; a negative answer means think about it from another angle. Pets can press the moon-block machine with a paw.

04 Take a charm home

After making your offering, hold the charm above the incense burner in front of Baosheng Dadi and circle it clockwise three times. Thank him, then take it home and place it by your entrance or next to your pet's bed.

The Blessing Card Wall

Write one for your own pet, or for a stray.

Our blessing cards come in dog and cat designs, with an offering of NT$150. Write yours at the temple and hang it behind Baosheng Dadi on the first floor, where the gods can see it every day.

Blessing cards are only available at the temple and are not shipped.

See blessing rituals

Blessing Items from Baosheng Dadi

"When your cat is sick, don't neglect medical care. But a little blessing from above helps too."

A message from a pet parent

Blessings add one more layer of protection alongside modern medicine. If your pet is unwell, please see a vet first.

Read pet stories

Whatever Your Pet Is Going Through, There's a Deity to Talk To

For travel or a move, the Black Tiger Lord. For anxiety or restless sleep, Guanyin. For long-term treatment, the Medicine Buddha. When a pet has passed away, Ksitigarbha.