Dragon Vase Archive

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THE DRAGON VASE ARCHIVE

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

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

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

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

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

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

Chilseong Halmoni (칠성할머니) is a grandmother spirit in Korean folklore representing the nurturing power 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 (청룡) is the Blue Dragon guardian of the east in Korean mythology, symbolizing spring and renewal.

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

Hyeonmu (현무) is the Black Tortoise guardian of the north in Korean mythology, symbolizing endurance and protection.

Baekho (백호) is the White Tiger guardian of the west in Korean mythology and one of the four celestial protectors.