CAI-SHEN

From Chinese Mythology

CAI-SHEN: God of Prosperity and Profit.

He's the Heavenly Treasurer-in-Chief and God of Wealth, having been elevated to Godly status after a spot of mountain meditation.

Once a mortal general named Zhao who fought for the Emperor Zhou (ZHOU-WANG), he rode a black tiger into battle and was armed with exploding pearls.

Fat and cheerful, CAI-SHEN still rides his black tiger and wields a rod of iron. His Godly Accountant is a dab hand with diamonds and pearls, and putting an image of him in your home will do your bank balance no end of good.

Page last modified on 15 April 2004

VITAL STATISTIX

Area or people: n/a
Gender : Male
Category : Deity
Pronunciation : ''Tsuy Sshun''
Alternative names : TS'AI SHEN, ZHAO-XUANTAN, CHAO-HSUAN-T'AN, ZHAO-GONGMING
Attributes : Coming soon
Mystic number : 10690 (a)

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