
Fuxi
The first of the Three Sovereigns, who revealed the Eight Trigrams to humanity.
神明
Discover the gods, goddesses, immortals, and legendary figures of Chinese mythology and folk religion.

The first of the Three Sovereigns, who revealed the Eight Trigrams to humanity.

The Divine Farmer who tasted a hundred herbs and gave humanity agriculture and medicine.

The Yellow Emperor — ancestor of the Chinese nation and father of its civilization.

The god of war and metalwork, whose defeat at Zhuolu forged the Chinese nation.

The legendary archer who shot down nine suns to save the world.

The rebellious child god who defied fate and the heavens.

The mother goddess who created humanity and repaired the sky.

The supreme ruler of heaven and all gods in the Taoist pantheon.

The cosmic giant whose body became the world.

The three-eyed warrior god and heaven's greatest champion.

The moon goddess who drank the elixir of immortality and flew to the moon.

The goddess of the sea who protects sailors and fishermen.

The god of war, loyalty, and wealth — a real general who became divine.

The Bodhisattva of Compassion — the most beloved figure in Chinese Buddhism.

The Monkey King — the most famous trickster in Chinese mythology.

The deified Laozi — founder of Taoism and supreme alchemist of heaven.

The goddess of immortality who tends the Peaches of Paradise on Mount Kunlun.

The Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King — commander of heaven's armies and father of Nezha.

The hearth deity who watches over every household and reports to heaven.

The divine magistrate who protects every city and judges its dead.

The most approachable god in the Chinese pantheon — the earth deity of every village and field.

The demon-quelling god — ugly in life, terrifying to demons in death.

The Old Man Under the Moon — the god who ties the red thread of marriage.

The God of Wealth — invoked by every merchant, shopkeeper, and household in the Chinese world.