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Divine domains

Gods of Immortality

4 deities from 2 traditions whose entries in this atlas list immortality among their domains, grouped by tradition.

Chinese

3 deities

Sun Wukong

trickery · strength · fighting

A monkey born from a magical stone who acquired supernatural powers through Taoist cultivation. After wreaking havoc in Heaven, he was imprisoned for 500 years before redeeming himself as the protector of the monk Tang Sanzang on the journey to retrieve Buddhist scriptures.

Xi Wangmu

immortality · peaches · the west

The supreme goddess of immortality who rules from her paradise on Mount Kunlun. She grows the Peaches of Immortality that ripen once every 3,000 years and hosts the legendary banquet of the gods.

Chang'e

moon · beauty · immortality

The goddess of the moon who lives in the Lunar Palace. She became immortal after drinking an elixir meant for her husband Hou Yi, and now dwells eternally on the moon with only a jade rabbit for company.

Celtic

1 deity

Goibniu

smithing · weapons · brewing

The divine smith who forges weapons that never miss and brews the ale of immortality. His hammer falls three times, and the weapon is complete.

Quick answers

Who is the Chinese god of immortality?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Chinese deities whose domains include immortality are Sun Wukong, Xi Wangmu and Chang'e.
Who is the Celtic god of immortality?
In the Mythos Atlas catalog, the Celtic deity whose domains include immortality is Goibniu.

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