Weapons, [33]
Weaver-girl, The Herdsman and the. Legend of, [189] sq.
Wei Chêng. Associated with Door-gods. See Mên Shên
Wei-t’o. Vihârapâla; the Dêva protector of Buddhist temples and of the Law of Buddha, [120]
Weights and Measures, [49]
Well, Spirits of the, [217]
Wên Ch’ang. God of Literature; attendants on, [82], [109]–[110]; legends of, [104] sq.; and the Great Bear, [105] sq.; palace of, [106]
Wên Chiao. Wife of Ch’ên Kuang-jui, and mother of Hsüan Chuang, [336], [337] sq.
Wên Chung. Famous generalissimo, canonized as God of Thunder; his battle with Chiang Tzŭ-ya, [158] sq.; attacked by Huang T’ien-hua, [159]; wounded by Chiang Tzŭ-ya, [160]; forced to retreat, [161]; fights more battles, [161]; drawn up to Heaven, [161]; another account of his battles and death, [198]–[199]. See also Lei Tsu
Wên Wang. Father of Po I-k’ao; prisoner of Chou Hsin, [192]; Ta Chi and, [192]–[193]; Lei Chên-tzŭ and, [202]–[203]