


膺图受箓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to receive divine mandate or auspicious signs, indicating one is chosen by heaven to achieve greatness or immortality; to be divinely appointed”. Literally, “To receive charts and talismans”.

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Open the tool →膺图受箓 (yīng tú shòu lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to receive divine mandate or auspicious signs, indicating one is chosen by heaven to achieve greatness or immortality; to be divinely appointed”.
膺图受箓 is pronounced yīng tú shòu lù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 膺图受箓 means “to receive charts and talismans”. It is used to mean “to receive divine mandate or auspicious signs, indicating one is chosen by heaven to achieve greatness or immortality; to be divinely appointed”.
道教指经过修炼,受天地道箓而名列仙籍。也指帝王得受图箓,应运而兴。图,河图;箓,符命。同“膺箓受图”。