Who is the patron saint of the Chinese zodiac in Buddhism?

It's General Twelve Forks. According to the classic of pharmacologists, in the Buddhist kingdom of the pure glass world in the East, twelve gods vowed to protect the practice of pharmacists and all beings in Rao Yi. Their names are as follows:

(1) General Gong Piluo.

(2) General Cutting Folding Luo.

(3) General Fan Qiluo.

(4) General Andler.

(5) You are General Luo.

(6) General Sandro.

General Indaro.

(8) General Boylo.

(9) General Mohuro.

(10) General Zhen.

(1 1) Recruit General Duro.

(12) General Pecaro.

Because they vowed to take turns to lead their families to protect all sentient beings during the twelve hours of day and night and the twelve months of the four seasons, which happened to be the twelve zodiac signs in China, they gradually evolved into the patron saint of the twelve zodiac signs.