The Seven Gods of Bliss
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THERE is in Japanese folklore a group of supernatural beings popularly known as the seven gods of bliss, who in the order of their popularity are as follows: Daikok (The Great Black One), Ebis (The Stranger), Benzaiten (Goddess of Eloquence), Bishamonten (Vaishravana), Hotê (Linen-bag), Jurôjin (Old Man), and Fukrokju (Wealth and Long Life), or Kisshôten (goddess of Good).
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THERE is in Japanese folklore a group of supernatural beings popularly known as the seven gods of bliss, who in the order of their popularity are as follows: Daikok (The Great Black One), Ebis (The Stranger), Benzaiten (Goddess of Eloquence), Bishamonten (Vaishravana), Hotê (Linen-bag), Jurôjin (Old Man), and Fukrokju (Wealth and Long Life), or Kisshôten (goddess of Good).
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THERE is in Japanese folklore a group of supernatural beings popularly known as the seven gods of bliss, who in the order of their popularity are as follows: Daikok (The Great Black One), Ebis (The Stranger), Benzaiten (Goddess of Eloquence), Bishamonten (Vaishravana), Hotê (Linen-bag), Jurôjin (Old Man), and Fukrokju (Wealth and Long Life), or Kisshôten (goddess of Good).
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