Deity East Asian traditions
Wang Lingguan
王天君 zh 王霊官 ja 왕령관 ko
Chinese thunder god and guardian deity of Taoist temples
- Also called Heavenly Lord Wang, Numinous Mandarin Wang
Taoist temple
Thunder
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