


膺箓受图 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be destined by heavenly mandate to rule (said of an emperor)”. In Daoism, to achieve immortality and be listed among the immortals after spiritual cultivation and receiving heavenly tallies. Literally, “receive tallies and accept charts; receive divine tallies and charts”.

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Open the tool →膺箓受图 (yīng lù shòu tú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be destined by heavenly mandate to rule (said of an emperor)”.
膺箓受图 is pronounced yīng lù shòu tú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 膺箓受图 means “receive tallies and accept charts; receive divine tallies and charts”. It is used to mean “to be destined by heavenly mandate to rule (said of an emperor)”.
①指帝王得受图箓,应运而兴。图,河图;箓,符命。②道教指经过修炼,受天地道箓而名列仙籍。