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The Routledge Dictionary of Gods and Goddesses , Devil and Demons

Huang Fei-hu

(‘yellow flying tiger’) Known also, in abbreviated form, as Fei. A Chinese god, lord of the sacred mountain of Tai Shan, in eastern China. Originally a chthonic deity in the form of a one-eyed bull with a snake’s tail, he subsequently became the judge of the dead, whose souls call at the sacred mountain.

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Huang Fei-Hu from The Routledge Dictionary of Gods and Goddesses , Devil and Demons. ISBN: 0-203-64351-8. Published: 2004–07–15. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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