Kylin

Kylin is a mythical hooved chimerical creature in East Asian mythology. It is a composite creature with the body of a deer, the tail of an ox, and a single horn on its head.

In Chinese folklore, the Kylin is a respected and benevolent creature that represents good omens, good luck, and serenity. It is said to only appear during the reign of a wise and virtuous ruler.

The name Kylin is derived from the Chinese words 'qi' meaning 'male' and 'lin' meaning 'unicorn creature'. It is considered a powerful and auspicious name in Chinese culture.

The Kylin is often depicted in Chinese art, architecture, and literature as a symbol of peace, prosperity, and longevity.