Cheongu: The Heavenly Dog That Devours the Moon

Cheongu (천구) is a heavenly dog in Korean mythology believed to cause lunar eclipses.

Gyeonwo and Jiknyeo: The Star-Crossed Lovers of Korean Mythology

Gyeonwo and Jiknyeo (견우와 직녀) are star-crossed lovers in Korean mythology separated by the Milky Way.

Cheonmunshin: The Heavenly Gatekeepers of Korean Mythology

Cheonmunshin (천문신) are the heavenly gatekeepers in Korean mythology who guard the entrance to celestial realms.

Chilseongshin Attendants: The Hidden Servants of the Seven Star Deities

Chilseongshin attendants (칠성신 시종) are lesser celestial beings who serve the Seven Star Deities in Korean mythology.

O-bang Janggun: The Five Directional Generals of Korean Mythology

O-bang Janggun (오방장군) are the five directional generals in Korean mythology who protect the universe from all sides.

Cheonwangmun Guardians: The Four Heavenly Kings of Korean Temples

The Cheonwangmun Guardians (천왕문 수호신) are the Four Heavenly Kings who protect Korean temples and maintain cosmic balance.

Wolgwangshin: The Moonlight Spirit of Korean Mythology

Wolgwangshin (월광신) is a moonlight spirit in Korean mythology associated with reflection and subtle influence.

Saju Spirits: The Beings That Govern Destiny at Birth

Saju spirits (사주신) are beings in Korean belief associated with destiny determined at birth.

Chilseong Halmoni: The Grandmother Spirit of the Seven Stars

Chilseong Halmoni (칠성할머니) is a grandmother spirit in Korean folklore representing the nurturing power of the Seven Stars.

Chilseong Dongja: The Child Spirits of the Seven Stars

Chilseong Dongja (칠성 동자) are child spirits connected to the Seven Star Deities in Korean mythology, representing fate and cosmic order.

Cheongryong: The Blue Dragon Guardian of the East

Cheongryong (청룡) is the Blue Dragon guardian of the east in Korean mythology, symbolizing spring and renewal.

Jujak: The Vermilion Bird of the Southern Sky

Jujak (주작) is the Vermilion Bird guardian of the south in Korean mythology and a symbol of fire and vitality.