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Demigods

Bihyeongnang: The Half-Spirit Prince of Silla Legends

Bihyeongnang (비형랑) is a legendary half-spirit prince recorded in the Samguk Yusa who could command ghosts and supernatural beings.

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Underworld Beings

Baridegi: The Abandoned Princess Who Became a Guide for the Dead

Baridegi (바리데기) is the abandoned princess of Korean shamanic mythology who became a guide for souls traveling to the afterlife.

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Nature Spirits

Yongdungshin: The Wind Goddess of Jeju Island

Yongdungshin (영등신) is the wind goddess of Jeju mythology believed to control seasonal winds and influence fishing and harvests.  

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Household Deities

Samshin Halmoni: The Grandmother Goddess of Birth and Fate

Samshin Halmoni (삼신할머니) is the grandmother goddess in Korean mythology who protects childbirth and determines the fate of newborn children.   

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Household Deities

Munshin: The Door Guardians Who Protect Korean Homes

Munshin (문신) are the door guardian spirits of Korean folklore believed to protect homes from evil spirits.

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Household Deities

Jowangsin: The Kitchen Goddess of Korean Household Mythology

Jowangsin (조왕신) is the kitchen goddess of Korean folklore believed to watch over food, health, and family harmony.

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Household Deities

Teojushin: The Guardian Spirit of the Land Beneath the Home

Teojushin (터주신) is the Korean household spirit believed to guard the land beneath a home and protect the family living there.

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Underworld Beings

The Guardians of Jijang Bosal: Protectors of the Korean Underworld

The guardians of Jijang Bosal (지장보살 수호령) protect the underworld in Korean Buddhist mythology and guide souls toward peace.

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Korea

Yongma: The Dragon Horse of Korean Legend

Yongma (용마) is the mythical Dragon Horse of Korean folklore, combining the power of dragons with the speed of horses.

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Korea

Seonangshin: The Village Guardian Spirit of Korean Tradition

Seonangshin (서낭신) is the guardian spirit of Korean villages believed to protect communities from harm.

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Celestial Beings

Chilseong: The Seven Star Deities of Korean Mythology

Chilseong (칠성) are the Seven Star Deities in Korean mythology associated with the Big Dipper and believed to influence fate and longevity.

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Korea

Sanshin: The Mountain Spirit Who Guards Korea’s Sacred Peaks

Sanshin (산신) is the mountain guardian spirit of Korean folklore who protects forests, animals, and travelers.

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