Zagan

Zagan is a prominent figure in demonology, often described as a king or president of Hell. He is associated with wisdom, philosophy, and the ability to make people witty and eloquent. Zagan is said to have the power to transform things, turning men into animals and vice versa, and to provide riches and honor.

In occult texts, Zagan is depicted as a golem-like creature with the head of a lion and the feet of a goose or eagle. His appearance is often described as fearsome, yet his influence is often presented as intellectual and persuasive. He commands legions of demons and is one of the more frequently cited entities in grimoires.

The name Zagan is believed to have Hebrew origins, possibly related to the word "tza'anach" meaning "to oppress" or "to cleave." However, its exact etymology remains a subject of debate among scholars of demonology. His presence in occult literature dates back centuries, appearing in texts such as the Ars Goetia and the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum.

Zagan's abilities are often sought by those who practice ceremonial magic, particularly for gaining knowledge, improving communication skills, or acquiring wealth. However, like all demonic entities, engaging with Zagan is generally considered a dangerous practice, fraught with spiritual and psychological risks. His dominion over transformation and knowledge makes him a complex and often studied figure within the lore of demonology.