Wade-Giles romanization of "Lord-on-High" Shang-ti, also known as Di, was an ancient Chinese goddess who ruled over success in combat, harvest, the fate of the city, and the weather. She was believed to be the daughter of the sky god Wu Wang and sister of Nu Wa. Her husband was Shennong, the legendary man who taught people how to farm and built villages first. They had a son named Yu the Great. When Yu the Great became king, he transformed China into a great civilization. Shang Di's main temple is in Beijing's Xingqin Ge temple complex. But she also has many other temples around China. The oldest one still standing is in Chengde, which was built in 1616. There are also several Shang Di temples in Beijing. The largest one is called Maitai Temple after its adjacent neighborhood. It opened in 1871 but was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Now it has been rebuilt and continues to grow. In addition to being a goddess, Shang Di also used to be worshiped as a human being. The last known priest of Shang Di was Zhang Quanyou, who died in 1644. But historians believe there were probably others before him. Nowadays, Shang Di is only worshipped through prayer. But her spirit is said to help successful people get ahead in life.