The Enthroned Central Army General

The title 'Zhongjun' ('Central Army') originated from ancient officialdom or military organization, denoting the central command led directly by the supreme commander. Often depicted holding a five-colored flag, it symbolizes comprehensive power encompassing all directions – north, south, east, west, and center – highlighting its esteemed position. This General deity figure is crafted as a single, unified piece, with the helmet, body, and seat/base seamlessly integrated. The facial makeup draws inspiration from Peking Opera facial patterns. The attire is a semi-civil/military style, featuring inner armor partially visible on the right shoulder and leg beneath an outer python robe. The right arm is raised high, holding a five-colored triangular command flag. The accompanying Seal Bearer and Sword Bearer embody civil and martial attributes, respectively, distinguished by the colors of their facial makeup.