- (Daikokuten in ****anese) – were
eventually coalesced into a
single deity called Dakiniten (荼枳尼天, 吒枳尼天, or 荼吉尼天), who,
after becoming syncretized with the native...
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Buddhist temple and has no
overt ****ociation with the
Shinto religion.
Dakiniten is a ****anese
Buddhist deity who
originated from the ḍākinī, a type of...
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conflated with
Dakiniten, a
Buddhist deity who is a ****anese
transformation of the
Indian dakini, or with
Benzaiten of the
Seven Lucky Gods.
Dakiniten is portra****...
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connected to the
Buddhist religion through the
Dakiniten,
goddesses conflated with Inari's
female aspect.
Dakiniten is
depicted as a
female boddhisattva wielding...
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snake god Ugajin, Enma (Yama),
Benzaiten (Sarasvati), the fox
goddess Dakiniten, and the
wisdom king
Aizen Myōō (Ragaraja).
Whereas some
sources identify...
- Brahmā (Bonten) Maheśvara (Daijizaiten) Mahākāla (Daikokuten) Ḍākinī (
Dakiniten) Yama (Enma-Daiō)
Gigeiten Skanda (Idaten) Īśāna (Ishanaten) Pṛthvī (Jiten)...
- foxes. They are
often identified with
Ukanomitama and
Buddhist deity Dakiniten. Ninigi-no-Mikoto (瓊瓊杵尊)
Commonly called Ninigi, he was the
grandson of...
- Brahmā (Bonten) Maheśvara (Daijizaiten) Mahākāla (Daikokuten) Ḍākinī (
Dakiniten) Yama (Enma-Daiō)
Gigeiten Skanda (Idaten) Īśāna (Ishanaten) Pṛthvī (Jiten)...
- Brahmā (Bonten) Maheśvara (Daijizaiten) Mahākāla (Daikokuten) Ḍākinī (
Dakiniten) Yama (Enma-Daiō)
Gigeiten Skanda (Idaten) Īśāna (Ishanaten) Pṛthvī (Jiten)...
- Brahmā (Bonten) Maheśvara (Daijizaiten) Mahākāla (Daikokuten) Ḍākinī (
Dakiniten) Yama (Enma-Daiō)
Gigeiten Skanda (Idaten) Īśāna (Ishanaten) Pṛthvī (Jiten)...
