LingakuFrequency rank: 42,321. – 43,060.
- two Deva kings; guardian gods of Buddhism who stand at the entrance of a Buddhist temple
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- two Deva kings; guardian gods of Buddhism who stand at the entrance of a Buddhist temple
This term refers to the two protective deities that are typically depicted at the entrance of Buddhist temples. They are believed to guard the temple from evil spirits and intruders, symbolizing the protection of the teachings of Buddhism.
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におう仁王ぞう像Deva king statueにおうもん仁王門Deva king gateにおう仁王ごほう護法guardian protection of the Deva kingsにおう仁王のぞう像をほる彫るto carve a statue of the Deva kingにおう仁王をまつる祀るto enshrine the Deva kingsにおう仁王のしんこう信仰faith in the Deva kingsにおう仁王をしゅご守護するto protect as guardian Deva kingsじいん寺院のにおう仁王the Deva kings of the templeにおう仁王のひょうじょう表情expression of the Deva kingsにおう仁王のでんせつ伝説legend of the Deva kings
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