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Buddhist deity from Japan
Matarajin (摩多羅神) or Madarajin (摩怛哩神) is a Buddhist god chiefly venerated in the Tendai school of Japanese Buddhism. While originally regarded as a wrathful
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Figure of Chinese origin in Japanese Buddhism
associations with other deities, including Taishan Fujun [ja], Shinra Myōjin or Matarajin. The Sekizan zen'in [ja] located on Mount Hiei is a temple dedicated to
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Deity in Tendai Buddhism
developed connections with a number of other figures, including Susanoo, Matarajin, and Mañjuśrī. Early sources portray Shinra Myōjin as a Korean deity who
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Government official in the Asuka period in Japan
that Zenchiku implicitly equated the Tendai deity Matarajin with his notion of Shukujin. Matarajin was chiefly enshrined at the backdoor (後戸, ushirodo)
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Shinto shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Tokugawa Ieyasu in the center, flanked by the Sannō Gongen on the left and Matarajin on the right (two protective spirits), and was under the control of a
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Japanese science fiction and adventure writer
2003).新・魔獣狩り8 憂艮編 (Shin Majugari 8 Ushitora-hen) (August, 2003).摩多羅神の贄 (Matarajin no Nie) (September, 2003).陰陽師読本 (Onmyoji Dokuhon) (October, 2003).陰陽師 首
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Incarnations of the buddha as kami in ancient Japanese shinto-buddhism
Ishizuchi Daigongen [jp] – Connected to Hakusan Shugendō tradition. Matarajin Myōken (妙見菩薩) – King of the North Star. Nezu Gongen [jp] – Historical
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