- of life are
depicted between the jaws or in the arms of a
monstrous Shinje.
Shinje is
sometimes shown with a consort, Chamundi, or a sister, Yami, and...
- Yamaraja/Dharmaraja/Kalarupa (Tib.
Shinje)
Other dharmapalas include:[citation needed]
Bhairava (Nepali: भैरव)
Citipati Mahakali Yamantaka (Tib.
Shinje Shed)
Hayagriva (Tib...
- (1636-1637) Ume (1638-1697)
married Utsunomiya Takatsuna Concubine: Nana
later Shinje-in
daughter of Oida
Yasunao Inu (1634-1675)
married Hosokawa Tsunatoshi...
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Shinji Kawasaki (川崎 真治,
Kawasaki Shinji) is a ****anese archaeologist. An
expert in
petroglyphs and
ancient ****anese
languages and characters, he has aut****d...
-
proficient in the
practices of, respectively: 1)
Yamantaka (Tib.
Jampal Shinje, ’jam dpal sku) the
wrathful Manjushri, the
deity of body; 2) Hayagriva...
- 90–101. doi:10.1016/j.yrtph.2008.11.005. PMID 19110024. Kim, Min Joo; Moon,
Shinje; Oh, Byung-Chul; Jung, Dawoon; Choi, Kyungho; Park,
Young Joo (February...
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proficient in the
practices of, respectively, 1)
Yamantaka (Tib.
Jampal Shinje, ’jam dpal sku) the
wrathful Manjushri, the
deity of body 2)
Hayagriva (Tib...
- Vajrakilaya"), Lama
Demchok Khorlo (Tibetan; Sanskrit: Chakrasamvara),
Shinje (Tibetan; Sanskrit: Yamantaka),
Trochu (Tibetan: Heruka; "ten
wrathful deities")...
-
dated back to the
founding of the monastery.
South of the
walls is the
Shinje Melong or 'Mirror of the Lord of Death' - a
polished grey
granite stone...
