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Deity East Asian traditions
Kui Xing
魁星 zh 괴성 ko
Taoist deities which represent the four stars of Beidou Seven Stars (Big Dipper), called Dòu kuí (斗魁) or Xuánjī (璇璣) collectively, tutelary deities of students and scholars in Chinese folk religion
- Also called Khue-sing, Khoe-seng
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