Great King Wutong

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The Great King Wutong is an enraged spirit who identifies himself as such after a man moves his statue in a Buddhist monastery. He is powerless against exalted and righteous officials but punishes those who disrespect him. The man who moved the statue collapses, raves, and dies despite sacrifices to appease the god.

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Wutong, Wutong Spirits

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Source passages

“That night the man was visited by an enraged spirit who identified himself as the “Great King Wutong.” The spirit said that although he was powerless against exalted and righteous officials like Tang Bin and Yin Jishan, he would not forgive this “petty town dweller” (shijing xiaoren) for his insolent act of desecration.”

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