Figure Deity East Asian traditions
Wong Tai Sin
黄初平 zh 황대선 ko
Taoist god
- Dated 328 CE – 386 CE
- Also called Huang Da Xian, Huang Daxian, Huangdaxian
A god is known
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How Wong Tai Sin connects
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