Chinese mythology

Chinese mythology is not very well known in the West but can serve as excellent cultural material for Classic: China.
List of deities
*Shang-Ti
*Chao Kung Ming
*Chih-Chiang Fyu-Ya
*Chih Sung-Tzu
*Chung Kuel
*Fei Lien & Feng Po
*Huan-Ti
*Kuan Yin
*Lei Kung
*Lu Yueh
*No Cha
*Shan Hai Ching
*Tou Mu
*Wen Chung
*Yen-Wang-Yeh
==Special note==
AD&D1's Deities and Demigods (1977) had Mu Yaun (killer of the gods) which was described as a 70 ft tall reptilian creature that had 3 eyes in its tyrannosaurus-shaped head and had 4 large humanoid arms. He also possessed a magic triangular stone could turn into any weapon the wielder imagined.
This name for a killer of gods doesn't seem to appear outside of D&D implying that it was created for the game and doesn't really belong to Chinese mythology though why TSR would do that is unclear.
==Suggested Reading==
* Roberts, Jeremy (2004, 2009) Chinese mythology A to Z ISBN 0-8160-4870-3; 9781604134360
* Smith, Huston (2009) The World's Religions (Plus), first published in 1958
*Werner, E.T.C. (1922) Myths & Legends of China (Project Gutenberg)