Qi You Huang

Qi You Huang, also listed as 黃起有, was a Chinese scholar-official of the late Ming period. Sources available in this search indicate that he passed the imperial examinations, served in the Hanlin Academy, and later held senior education and court posts.

He is now most easily encountered as a credited author of 天妃顯聖錄 (Tianfei Xiansheng Lu), a historical and religious account associated with the goddess Tianfei, or Mazu. Project Gutenberg lists the book under his name alongside Yao Yu Lin, which suggests his lasting presence for modern readers comes mainly through that preserved text.

Reliable portrait evidence was not available from the pages found here, so no author image is included.