Tam Kung - God of the Sea. - Chinese God

Tam Kung - God of the Sea.

Tam Kung is a God of the Sea who could forecast the weather. He is able to command the wind and rain, and cure the sick. Tam Kung Festival falls on the 8th day of the fourth lunar month.

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Area of Influence:
Seas, Weather, Wind, Rain, Healing

Pantheon: Chinese

Abode: Sea

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Element: Water

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