| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| e-ingakyō 絵因果経 | Lit. Illustrated Scripture of Cause and Effect. Also known as Kako genzai ingakyō emaki 過去現在因果経絵巻. … |
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| En no Gyōja 役行者 | Also known as En no Ozunu 役小角 (also read En no Shōkaku) and En no Ubasoku 役優婆塞. A semi-… |
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| Enmaō 閻魔王 | Also Enraō 閻羅王; Sk: Yamaraja. The name whereby *Enmaten 焔魔天 is more commonly known… |
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| Enmaten mandara 焔魔天曼荼羅 | A variety of mandala *mandara 曼荼羅, centered on *… |
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| Enmaten 焔魔天 | Also written 閻摩天, 焔摩天, 炎摩天. Enma is a transliteration of Sk: Yama, which in Indian mythology is the name of the… |
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| jaki 邪鬼 | Sk: yaksa. Evil spirits believed to harm human beings and hinder Buddhist teaching. Usually appear in sculptures as small… |
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| Jie 慈恵 | Commonly known as Jie Daishi 慈恵大師 or Great Master Jie. The posthumous name of Ryōgen 良源 (912-85), abbot at… |
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| jikkai zu 十界図 | Lit. Picture of the ten realms. In Buddhism the ten realms jikkai 十界 refer to the ten realms of being, which are… |
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| Jikokuten 持国天 | Sk: Dhrtarastra. A guardian deity with fierce expression *funnusō 忿怒相,… |
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| Jinja Taishō 深沙大将 | Also read Jinja Daishō. Lit. General Deep-Sand. A divinity said to have appeared in a dream to the renowned Chinese… |
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| Jizō 地蔵 | Lit. earth repository (Sk: Ksitigarbha). A bodhisattva *bosatsu 菩薩 believed to… |
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| jō-in Amida 定印阿弥陀 | Amida with the jō-in 定印 or *zenjō-in 禅定印 (Sk: dhyanamudra;… |
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| Jōdo Goso 浄土五祖 | The Five Chinese Patriarchs of the Pure Land Jōdo 浄土 sect. The sect was organized in Japan by *… |
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| jōdo hensō 浄土変相 | Abbreviation of jōdo hensō zu 浄土変相図. Also known as jōdo mandara 浄土曼荼羅. Pictorial representations, often… |
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| Jōdo sanmandara 浄土三曼荼羅 | Lit. three Pure Land Mandalas. Traditionally refers to the three most famous types of *… |
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| Jōi Monju 縄衣文殊 | Also read Jōe Monju (Ch: shengyi wenshu). Lit. rope-robed *Monju… |
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| jūdai deshi 十大弟子 | Abbreviation of Shaka jūdai deshi 釈迦十大弟子. The Ten Chief Disciples of the historical Buddha *… |
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| Jūichimen Kannon 十一面観音 | Sk: Ekadasamukha. Eleven-headed Kannon; a form of *Kannon 観音 with eleven miniature faces… |
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| jūni shinshō 十二神将 | Also jūni yakusha taishō 十二薬叉大将, jūni shinshō 十二神王. The twelve protective deities *… |
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| jūniten 十二天 | Twelve Deities. A group of tutelary deities consisting of various Hindu gods, which was incorporated into Esoteric Buddhism… |
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| Juntei 准胝 | Sk: Cundi. Also Juntei Butsumo 准胝仏母, Shichigutei Butsumo 七倶胝仏母, or Butsumo Juntei 仏母准胝. … |
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| jūō 十王 | Ten Kings. The ten kings of hell who preside at the gates of the underworld, assigning souls to heaven or hell. The Buddhist… |
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| Jurōjin 寿老人 | ✓ | Ch: Shou laoren. A Chinese Taoist god known as the immortal of the Northern Song and also considered the personification of… |
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| jūroku rakan 十六羅漢 | Sixteen arhats *rakan 羅漢. The saintly ascetics who gathered at the death and… |
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| jūroku zenshin 十六善神 | Also read jūroku zenjin. Abbreviation of Shaka jūroku zenshin 釈迦十六善神 or Shaka sanzon jūroku… |
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| jūsanbutsu 十三仏 | Thirteen Buddhas. A set of thirteen Buddhist deities, including *myōō 明王 (Sk… |
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