Discover the General“Ho Ya”
The "Tiger Deity," also known as the "Tiger General," is a commonly recognized term.According to folk beliefs, while the Earth God oversees marshes and forests, the tiger reigns as the king of beasts in the mountains.
To maintain tranquility in these domains, the Earth God first tamed and subdued the tiger, making it his loyal companion.
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General“Ho Ya”
The "Tiger Deity" is a type of deity in Chinese mythology depicted in the form of a tiger. Originally, it served as the mount of mountain gods, earth gods, or city guardian deities.
Over time, its role evolved to become the mount of other deities like local deities or deities such as Wangye and Mazu. However, it might not necessarily be associated with a specific deity. Its primary function is to guard regions, villages, cities, and temple precincts.
The birthday of the Tiger Deity is celebrated on the 6th day of the 6th lunar month.
The mightiness of General "Ho Ya"
General“Ho Ya” is an animal deity that possesses the ability to ward off malicious energies, welcome helpful individuals, and is sometimes referred to as the "Money-Biting Tiger." Folk beliefs hold that the Tiger Deity can bite money to attract wealth, making it particularly revered among merchants.
Beyond this, the Tiger Deity is believed to have the power to drive away epidemics, subdue evil spirits, and is especially considered a guardian for children, protecting them from various ailments and frightening conditions.
Birthday: 6th day of the 6th lunar month
Ho Ya Day : March 5th or 6th in the Gregorian calendar (Jingzhe Day)