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
Lady of Lightning Golden Light; Saint Mother ORIGIN: China The Lady of Lightning, now also known as the Mother of Electricity presides over lightning, electricity, flashes of light and electromagnetism. She causes and controls them. The Lady of Lightning also
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
T’ai Shan, Lady Of Princess of the Azure Clouds; Holy Mother; Green Jade Mother; Daughter of Heaven; Daughter of the Mountain ALSO KNOWN AS: Bixia Yuanjin ORIGIN: China Bixia Yuanjin, Lady of
T’ai Shan, Lord Of Emperor of the Eastern Peak ORIGIN: China The Lord of T’ai Shan is the presiding spirit of T’ai Shan in Shantung Province, the tallest and most sacred of
Bao Gu Lady Bau; Lady Doctor ALSO KNOWN AS: Bao Ku ORIGIN: China Bao Gu’s father, a high-ranking Taoist magistrate, raised his daughter in a monastery where she learned magic, alchemy, and
Chung-Li Chuan ALSO KNOWN AS: Zhong Li-Quan ORIGIN: China Chung-li Ch’uan, Chief of the Eight Immortals, allegedly lived during the Chou Dynasty (1122–249 BCE). A great alchemist, he obtained the secrets of
Chieh Lin The Old Man of the Moon ORIGIN: China Chinese folklore has a woman in the moon, but there is an old man, too. Chieh Lin is a spirit of romance
Chan, Lady Lady of Birth ALSO KNOWN AS: Ji Sung Niang Niang ORIGIN: China Lady Chan, divine midwife, rules the birth process. She protects pregnant women and babies and oversees labor. In
Lady White ALSO KNOWN AS: Madame White ORIGIN: China Lady White, a powerful thousand-year old snake goddess, decided to explore the human realm, in some versions because she seeks veneration. She assumed
The Lady of the Waterside presides over a celestial realm filled with flowers. Each flower is linked to a living woman. Alternately, one might say that, according to this southern Chinese spiritual
Lady Horsehead ORIGIN: China Before she was Lady Horsehead, this goddess was a young girl whose wealthy father was kidnapped by pirates. In response, she mourned intensely and stopped eating. Her mother
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