Ma Gu The Hemp Princess ORIGIN: China ALSO KNOWN AS: Magu; Mago; Mako; Ma Ku; Madame Hemp Ma Gu looks like a teenager, but she’s an Immortal. Legend says this fifth-century Taoist
Yaoji : Princess of the Flowery Clouds Yaoji, twenty-third and youngest Fairy daughter of Hsi Wang Mu, Queen Mother of the West, is among the primary Taoist goddesses. She has dominion over birth, sex, lust, life, death, healing, and dreams.
Ling Chui Na ORIGIN: China Ling Chui Na is a midwife spirit venerated by women who have had children or would like tohave children. She is the guardian of children, especially those
Lu Tung-Pin ALSO KNOWN AS: Lu Dongbin ORIGIN: China Lu Tung-pin, born circa 750 CE, is one of the Eight Immortals. A scholar and recluse, he became a Taoist adept and attained
Ma Zu The Sea Angel; Lady of Heaven; Princess of Supernatural Favor; Heavenly Mother; Grandmother Ruby; Princess of Tides ALSO KNOWN AS: A-Ma; Matsu; Ma Zhu; Mazu; Tien Hau; Thien Hau; Tin
Ox Boy ALSO KNOWN AS: Niu Lang ORIGIN: China Youngest of three brothers, when his parents died, his brothers inherited everything worth anything. Ox Boy inherited only a tiny, poor piece of
Pi Xiu Pronounced: Pee-shoo ALSO KNOWN AS: Pi Yao ORIGIN: China Pi Xiu is an ancient spirit and a modern feng shui guardian. Pi Xiu has the head of a three-horned dragon,
Primal Woman of the Nine Heavens The Mystic Woman of the Nine Heavens; Jade Woman; The Ultimate Yin; Mysterious Woman of the Nine Heavens ALSO KNOWN AS: Jiutian Xuannü ORIGIN: China The
Shōki (鍾馗) stabbing a demon Shoki : The Demon Queller Although his primary modern fame is in Japan (Shoki is the Japanese version of his name), before he became the immortal Demon
Tzu Ku is queen of the outhouse and pigpen. She is theoretically the lady of the modern bathroom too, except that it’s not exactly the same. Her traditional domains are freestanding buildings
T’ou Chen Niang Niang Lady of the Thousand Flowers ORIGIN: China The reference to the thousand flowers may sound romantic, but T’ou Chen Niang Niang is a spirit of smallpox. The red
Tien- Kou ORIGIN: China T’ien-kou literally translates as “Celestial Dog” and refers to two different but possibly related things: • T’ien-kou are shooting stars. • T’ien-kou are dreaded dog-shaped mountain Demons. T’ien-kou
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