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Deity East Asian traditions
Lords of the Three Mountains
三山國王 zh
Triad Taoist deities worshiped mainly by Teochew people, and part of Hakka people in Taiwan
- Also called Kings of the Three Mountains, Sam Shan Kwok Wong, San Suan Gog Uang
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