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Oni no Nembutsu (demon converted to buddhism) with the attributes
Title: Oni no Nembutsu (demon converted to buddhism) with the attributes
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figure, sculpture, mask
figure, sculpture, mask
1916.9.327
Name and identification of character
The chief of the Sanni demons, known variously as the Maha-kola-sanni yaka (yaka is also referred to as yaksaya, meaning demon), or...
scroll painting
scroll painting
The depictions of hell on the scroll are as follows, from left to right and top to bottom: 1. A seated underworld official with bare chest and belly is drinking, while a man and a ...
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1916.9.329
Name and Name
The love of this demon is not clear. In the Umlauff Catalogue, it is as otbi yaku. But the phonetical spelling is rect. A male demon odor di yaksaya exist...
Case (Inrō) with Design of an Oni (Demon) Carrying a Temple Bell and Paper Lantern over His Shoulder (obverse); Oni Carrying Fish Head Stuck on a Pole and Holly Branch (reverse)
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Rustam's Seventh Course: He Slays the White Demon (painting, recto; text, verso), illustrated folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
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