Chilseongsin

Korean deity

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Chilseongsin (Korean: 칠성신; Hanja: 七星神; lit. 'seven star god') or Chilseong is a deity in Korean mythology who oversees rain or the longevity and wealth of humans. It is a personification of the Big Dipper (Bukdu Chilseong) and is usually worshipped in chilseonggak or samseonggak buildings in Korean Buddhist temples. It is considered a fusion of Korean shamanism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Meanwhile, Eopsin of the mainland is called Chilseongsin in Jeju Island. It is in the form of a snake and is responsible for wealth. The snake deity is thought to be called Chilseong because its role of overseeing human life and fortune is similar to that of Bukdu Chilseong.

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