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Za’afiel, Za’aphiel ”wrath of God” A holy angel with dominion over storm-winds (hurricanes); an angel of destruction appointed to deal with the wicked on earth. He is 5th of the unholy sefiroth. Because of his missions, he is regarded in some sources as a good angel, in others as evil. Zaamael, Za’amiel An angel with dominion over storms, he is the 6th of the unholy sefiroth. Because of his missions, he is regarded in some sources as a good angel, in others as evil. Zabulon A demon that reportedly possessed one of the French nuns at Loudon. Zaciel Parmar One of the leaders of the fallen angels in the Enoch listings. Zaebos A fallen angel now serving as a grand count in Hell. It is reported that he has a very congenial temperament. Zagam The demon of the forgers of money. This demon could change copper into gold and lead into silver, blood into oil and water into wine. He had huge bat's wings and a bull's head. Zagam fed upon human blood. Zagiel An evil archangel mentioned in Enoch I. Zamael [Sammael] Zaurva(n) A daeva in Zoroastrian lore referred to as the demon of decrepitude. Zavebe One of the 200 angels who under the leadership of Semyaza descended to earth and cohabited with the daughters of men. Zepar A demon which seduces men to commit pedophilia. Zhong-kui, Chung-k’uei In Chinese myth, he is the god of literature and examinations, the protector against evil spirits and demons. He belongs to the Gui Xian (a classification of demons) because he committed suicide when he failed to reach the first place in the exams. His attribute is a sword with which he wards off poisonous animals such as snakes and scorpions. Zhu Rong, Chu-jung In Chinese mythology, Zhu Rong is the god of fire and the ruler of the southern hemisphere. He is the father of Gong Gong, a demon who causes floods. Zhu Rong helped to separate the heaven and the earth. He rides a tiger. He is also simply referred to as Li. Demons Main Page
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