Chih-Chiang Fyu-Ya is a Chinese god of archers, and the punisher of offenses against the gods.
This deity has fiery red, scaly skin, a black fiendish tusked head, large batlike wings, a humanoid body, and cloven hooves. He dwells in Gehenna. In his throne, at the highest point of a tall citadel, he sits and waits to be called to deal out judgement. A great temple bell carved from a giant's skull hangs behind his throne. When Chih-Chiang Fyu-Ya is called, the tolling of the bell sounds throughout the slopes of Khalas.
Chih-Chiang Fyu-Ya is particularly likely to be called to punish the desecration of temples.
Sources:
Deities & Demigods (1st edition)
Manual of the Planes (1st edition)
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