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Overview
Fuzhu inhabits Mount Aoan in the Shanhaijing’s third central itinerary. It resembles a white deer with four horns. Its appearance foretells great flooding in the locality.
Aoan contains jade, red mineral earth and gold, and is also the home of the spirit Xunchi. The creature’s four horns and white deer form give it a concise visual identity, while its appearance carries the specifically stated flood portent.
Origins & earliest records
China; Shanhaijing Central Mountains
Records & interpretation
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Shanhaijing, Central Mountains
Third central itinerary; Mount Aoan
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Primary records and illustrations
Shanhaijing
Central Mountains. Third central itinerary; Mount Aoan
Specific named received text directly read: 夫諸. Historical image not yet assigned.
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- Primary text transcriptionShanhaijing Central Mountains received primary textResearch access: 2026-10-05
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