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is one of the two aides to the Northern Emperor and therefore the title given in Mong Tseng Wei is probably simply a local variant.

This Cantonese deity is known colloquially by this title, by another title Po Chueh Hou (#) or by his personal name Ch'en Ch'ung-chen (148).

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10 A generic term for the spirit of bones of the unidentified dead.

Note however, that there are also Chung Chun, represented by a general or admiral to be seen in a few temples dedicated to other protective deities, the non-pestilence Wang Yeh.

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60 is one of the two aides to the Northern Emperor and therefore the title given in Mong Tseng Wei is probably simply a local variant. This Cantonese deity is known colloquially by this title, by another title Po Chueh Hou (#) or by his personal name Ch'en Ch'ung-chen (148). * 10 A generic term for the spirit of bones of the unidentified dead. Note however, that there are also Chung Chun, represented by a general or admiral to be seen in a few temples dedicated to other protective deities, the non-pestilence Wang Yeh.
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60 is one of the two aides to the Northern Emperor and therefore the title given in Mong Tseng Wei is probably simply a local variant. This Cantonese deity is known colloquially by this title, by another title Po Chueh Hou (#) or by his personal name Ch'en Ch'ung-chen (148). * 10 A generic term for the spirit of bones of the unidentified dead. Note however, that there are also Chung Chun, represented by a general or admiral to be seen in a few temples dedicated to other protective deities, the non-pestilence Wang Yeh.
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60

is one of the two aides to the Northern Emperor and therefore the title given in Mong Tseng Wei is probably simply a local variant.

This Cantonese deity is known colloquially by this title, by another title Po Chueh Hou (#) or by his personal name Ch'en Ch'ung-chen (148).

*

10 A generic term for the spirit of bones of the unidentified dead.

Note however, that there are also Chung Chun, represented by a general or admiral to be seen in a few temples dedicated to other protective deities, the non-pestilence Wang Yeh.

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