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| '''Bi Gan''' （比干） or as he can be known as '''Wen Cai Shen''' （文財神） is the Chinese god of wealth or fortune. He is often mistaken as "Wu Cai Shen"（武财神）Who ride a tiger and holds a rod. '''Cai Shen''' had been erroneously turned into a Buddhist deity by ]s, under the form of the "Buddha of Future Time" who resides in ] or ''']'''. |
'''Bi Gan''' （比干） or as he can be known as '''Wen Cai Shen''' （文財神） is the Chinese god of wealth or fortune. He is often mistaken as "Wu Cai Shen"（武财神）Who ride a tiger and holds a rod. '''Cai Shen''' had been erroneously turned into a Buddhist deity by ]s, under the form of the "Buddha of Future Time" who resides in ] or ''']'''. | ||
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Bi Gan （比干） or as he can be known as Wen Cai Shen （文財神） is the Chinese god of wealth or fortune. He is often mistaken as "Wu Cai Shen"（武财神）Who ride a tiger and holds a rod. Cai Shen had been erroneously turned into a Buddhist deity by Pure Land Buddhists, under the form of the "Buddha of Future Time" who resides in Pure Land or Western Paradise.
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