Zao Jun

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Zao Jun is a household deity in Chinese folk religion and Taoism who oversees the moral conduct of families and reports to the Jade Emperor, especially around the Lunar New Year.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf household deity
kitchen god
associatedWith Chinese New Year customs
Jade Emperor NERFINISHED
domestic morality
cultCenter domestic altars
cultMedium food offerings
incense offerings
paper effigies
domain household
kitchen
festival Little New Year NERFINISHED
Lunar New Year NERFINISHED
function records household deeds
reports annually to the Jade Emperor
gender male
hasSpouse Zao Jun’s wife
influences fortune of the household in the coming year
heavenly judgment of a family
languageOfName Chinese
mythologicalType domestic protector deity
narrativeTheme domestic virtue
moral retribution
offeringType cakes
sweets
tea
wine
religion Chinese folk religion
Taoism
ritual burning of his paper image to send report to heaven
household offerings before Lunar New Year
smearing sweets on his image to sweeten his report
role oversees moral conduct of families
reports on human behavior to the Jade Emperor
spouseRole assists in watching over the household
symbol couplets or inscriptions near the stove
paper image in the kitchen
timeOfReport end of the lunar year
title God of the Hearth NERFINISHED
Kitchen God NERFINISHED
Stove God NERFINISHED
transliterationVariant Kitchen God (English) NERFINISHED
Zao Shen NERFINISHED
Zaoshen NERFINISHED
worshipedIn China NERFINISHED
Chinese diaspora communities

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Kitchen God alsoKnownAs Zao Jun