Zhu Bajie

Zhu Bajie (Traditional Chinese:豬八戒; Simplified Chinese:猪八戒; Pinyin: Zhū Bājièhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Zh%C5%AB_B%C4%81ji%C3%A8) is a god popularized by the 1592 novel Journey To The West, though he came before it. His body is that of an anthropomorphized pig, typically wearing monks robes and carrying a battle-rake. In China he is known for being a god of hog-farming, but in Taiwan specifically he is the god of prostitution, due to his love of women and lack of following prohibitions other Chinese gods followhttps://journeytothewestresearch.files.wordpress.com/2019/01/the-pig-and-the-prostitute-the-cult-of-zhu-bajie-in-modern-taiwan.pdf. He appears in at least a couple of temples in Asia.
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