created reference approved 五通神 → 五郎神 (synonym) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神 wǔtōngshén
五郎神 wǔlángshén
synonym
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created reference approved 五通神 → 五圣/五聖 (synonym) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神 wǔtōngshén
五圣 / 五聖 wǔshèng
synonym
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created reference approved 五通神 → 五显神/五顯神 (synonym) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神 wǔtōngshén
五显神 / 五顯神 wǔxiǎnshén
synonym
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created sense approved 五通神 · wǔtōngshén · Wutongshen — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神
wǔtōngshén
Wutongshen
Malevolent spirits or demonic deities in Chinese folk religion, often depicted as five brothers or animal spirits (such as rats, pigs, or monkeys) that haunt humans and must be appeased with worship.
五 (literal) → 五 · wǔ · five 通 (literal) → 通 · tōng · to understand 神 (literal) → 神 · shén · god
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created sense approved 五通神 · wǔtōngshén · Five Manifestations — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神
wǔtōngshén
Five Manifestations
A group of five Daoist wealth deities originating in the Jiangxi region, typically viewed as benevolent brothers; they were later granted official titles by the Song dynasty.
五 (literal) → 五 · wǔ · five 通 (literal) → 通 · tōng · to understand 神 (literal) → 神 · shén · god
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created sense approved 五通神 · wǔtōngshén · spirits of fallen soldiers — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
五通神
wǔtōngshén
spirits of fallen soldiers
According to one legend, the spirits of five fallen soldiers who appeared in a dream to the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang [[朱元璋|朱元璋|zhu1 yuan2 zhang1]], who then ordered a temple built to sacrifice to them
五 (literal) → 五 · wǔ · five 通 (literal) → 通 · tōng · to understand 神 (literal) → 神 · shén · god
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