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There is likewise in great monasteries in India, at the side of a pillar in the kitchen, or before the porch, a figure of a deity carved in wood, two or three feet high, holding a golden bag, and seated on a small chair, with one foot hanging down towards the ground. Being always wiped with oil its
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The god continues to enjoy an exalted position as a deity of fortune and the household in Japan. Images of
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sects, Mahākāla (as 'Daikokuten') gradually transformed into a jovial, beneficent figure as his positive qualities (such as being the purveyor of wealth and fertility) increasingly came to the fore – mostly at the expense of his darker traits. Whereas earlier images of
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Yijing describes the statues of Mahākāla he had seen in Indian monasteries as "holding a golden bag and seated on a small chair, with one foot hanging down towards the ground." Some scholars believe that the images Yijing saw may have actually been that of the god
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or a sword horizontally with his lower hands, and a human figure and a goat with his middle hands. Many artworks of this type show Mahākāla in a sitting position, though a description of the deity found in the dictionary compiled by the monk Huilin (慧琳) titled
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after one of the female servants prayed and made offerings before his image. This idea of Mahākāla as one who brought prosperity to monasteries and granted wishes may have contributed to the identification of the deity as a god of wealth and fortune in Japan.
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The
Daikoku-dō (大黒堂, "Hall of Daikoku") located in the temple complex enshrines an image of the three-faced Sanmen Daikokuten attributed to Saichō, who is said to have made it after the god appeared to him and promised to become the patron of his monastic
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became the main venue of the sale and disposal of such images by the fortune-seekers. Many small stalls were opened where articles including images of
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Founded in 1597. The image of
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and India during the late 7th century, claimed that images of Mahākāla were to be found in the kitchens and porches of Indian
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Daikokuten carries (already attested in Yijing's description of portrayals of Mahākāla in India) served to further associate the god with Ōkuninushi: in the story of the
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countenance is blackened, and the deity is called Mahākāla or the great black deity . The ancient tradition asserts that he belonged to the beings (in the heaven) of the great god (or
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One of the contenders for the birthplace of the cult of Mahākāla-Daikokuten in Japan. The temple's founding story claims that it was first established in 665 CE by the ascetic
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Daikokuten' (朝日開運大黒天) – so named because Ennin is claimed to have carved it in the year 860 after witnessing a vision of the god at daybreak, as the sun was rising.
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Statue of Daikokuten at Konjin Shrine, Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture
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Statue of Daikokuten at Kongōrin-ji, Echi District, Shiga Prefecture
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Picture Showmen: Insights Into the Narrative Tradition in Indian Art
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Due to his association with rats, days under the zodiac sign of the
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Daikokuten was also linked or identified with other deities such as
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temple complex. Enshrines a painting of Daikokuten attributed to
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Asahi Kaiun Daikokuten at Mano-dera, Minamibōsō, Chiba Prefecture
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after seeing a vision of Daikokuten riding a five-colored cloud.
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Statue of Daikokuten at Kanzeon-ji, Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture
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4859:東アジア文化交渉研究 (Journal of East Asian Cultural Interaction Studies)
4852:"日本における大黒天の変容について (On the Transformation of Mahakara in Japan)"
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As time went by, Mahākāla also became seen as a guardian of
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A Record of Buddhist Practices Sent Home from the South Sea
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Flying Deity Tobifudō (Ryūkō-zan Shōbō-in Official Website)
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Flying Deity Tobifudō (Ryūkō-zan Shōbō-in Official Website)
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Flying Deity Tobifudō (Ryūkō-zan Shōbō-in Official Website)
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Flying Deity Tobifudō (Ryūkō-zan Shōbō-in Official Website)
1476:), wearing Japanese aristocratic garb and holding a wheel (
1220:(阿娑縛抄), a Tendai iconographical and ritual compendium. The
740:(sometimes called the "bride of Daikoku"), sporting a huge
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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Protectors and Predators: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 2
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4908:
Mano-dera (Minamibōsō, Chiba Prefecture) Official Website
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Matsugasaki Daikokuten (Sakyō-ku, Kyoto) Official Website
2002:, where religious services are performed on their behalf.
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Daikoku-ji (Habikino, Osaka Prefecture) Official Website
4397:"The god with the best smile in Japan at Daihoji Temple"
3595:"Butsuzōzui (Illustrated Compendium of Buddhist Images)"
3532:
197:
deity of fortune and wealth. Daikokuten originated from
2529:(大黒柱), referring to the central supporting pillar of a
1092:
Two-armed Mahākāla (lower right) holding a sword and a
366:
2360:
Daikoku-dō at Toyokawa Inari's Tokyo branch temple in
4983:
Statue of Daikokuten-Ōkuninushi at Ōmiwa Shrine, Nara
2708:
An Archaeological History of Religions of Indian Asia
1264:). The oldest standing Daikokuten statue is found in
1111:(別尊雑記), a Japanese compendium of Buddhist iconography
496:), if he wished to ascend the throne of his kingdom.
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Statue of Daikokuten at Enryaku-ji, Shiga Prefecture
4757:
The Fluid Pantheon: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 1
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The Fluid Pantheon: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 1
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The Fluid Pantheon: Gods of Medieval Japan, Volume 1
2820:
2818:
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2472:Ōkuninushi bearing Daikokuten's mallet, Jishu Shrine
1463:; sometimes interpreted as Mahākāla-Daikokuten's son
1406:
Sanmen Daikokuten, a fusion of Daikokuten (center),
514:. 14th century (with pedestal from the 16th century)
4922:
Daitoku-in (Ama, Aichi Prefecture) Official Website
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2796:
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5025:Commentary on the Mahāvairocana Abhisaṃbodhi Sūtra
3565:
3563:
3561:
3559:
3273:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 45–46, 366.
476:) – of those who were near death. A tale found in
441:of Buddhism. One story found in the Tang-era monk
227:
5018:Chinese and Japanese texts on Mahākāla-Daikokuten
3277:
1176:other places influenced by Hindu-Buddhist culture
762:in Japanese), the Buddhist analogue to the Hindu
732:, and was thus also portrayed making the obscene
6712:
4647:An Introduction to Japanese Folk Performing Arts
3996:(in Japanese). Ebisu Kōshō Shuppan. p. 17.
3330:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 136. 195.
2789:
2667:. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. p. 180.
2157:said to have been carved by Nichiren's disciple
1224:describes Daikokuten as black in color, wearing
609:Upon being introduced to Japan via the esoteric
4674:Kokoro: Hints and Echoes of Japanese Inner Life
3556:
3418:"一切經音義 卷十 (Yīqièjīng yīnyì, vol. 10) - T. 2128"
2869:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 117–118.
979:, whom Shiva also defeated) in one of his arms.
399:being understood to mean 'black'; MC (Baxter):
250:11th–12th century stone stele of Mahākāla from
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4021:(in Japanese). Gakken Plus. pp. 108–109.
2764:
2061:in 725 CE and dedicated to the Thousand-Armed
1852:Image of Daikokuten at Gokoku-in, Taitō, Tokyo
1526:
1185:Stone sculpture of Mahākāla (one of a pair of
1107:Mahākāla with one head and six arms, from the
794:or guardians of the directions in Buddhism is
707:
647:, Daikokuten became conflated with the native
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5752:
5125:
5104:(渓嵐拾葉集, 'Collected Leaves from Hazy Valleys')
4177:(in Japanese). Kyoto City Tourism Association
3587:
3402:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 46–48.
3393:
3391:
3389:
3291:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 55–56.
3135:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 50–52.
3097:
3095:
3093:
3049:. University of Michigan Press. p. 157.
3032:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 52–53.
3023:
3021:
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2754:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 46–47.
2739:. University of Hawaii Press. pp. 45–46.
1472:(夜叉大黒): Daikokuten as the subduer of demons (
853:(実者, lit. "true/real one", also known as 実類,
574:
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467:
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307:, although iconographic depictions of him in
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3409:
3373:Kanda Shrine (Kanda Myōjin) Official Website
3346:十日恵比須神社 (Tōka Ebisu Shrine Official Website)
3126:
3124:
1986:(長福寺), the temple was renamed in 1615 after
1886:) or enshrine him in an auxiliary capacity.
451:portrays Mahākāla as a manifestation of the
1521:) marked the appearance of the cult of the
286:, where Mahākāla became reinterpreted as a
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4902:Kyōō-ji (Shinjuku, Tokyo) Official Website
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2854:. University of Hawaii Press. p. 195.
1621:featuring Daikokuten, by Italian engraver
1232:, a black cap worn by Japanese noblemen),
770:, Vaiśravaṇa's general and consort of the
582:
53:
4811:
4726:
3908:Some Aspects of Asian History and Culture
3406:
3248:. Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd. pp. 70–71.
3243:
3157:. University of Hawaii Press. p. 54.
3121:
3069:
2961:. University of Hawaii Press. p. 49.
1990:designated it as a "prayer center" (祈願所,
882:), Vaiśravana-Bishamonten, the earth god
861:of enlightened buddhas and bodhisattvas (
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5965:Twelve Heavenly Generals (Jūni Shinshō)
4989:Statue of Daikokuten at Kōfuku-ji, Nara
4792:
4677:. Houghton, Mifflin. pp. 330–334.
4200:Matsugasaki Daikokuten Official Website
3852:Myōgi-san Nakanotake Shrine (妙義山 中之嶽神社)
3823:Matsugasaki Daikokuten Official Website
3533:Ishisone, Nodoka (石曽根和花) (2020-11-30).
3415:
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2273:, the headquarters of the Tendai school
886:(derived from the Indian earth goddess
14:
6713:
5969:Twenty-Eight Legions (Nijūhachi-Bushū)
5139:
5088:, attributed to Shénkǎi (神愷) - T. 1287
4150:Daikoku-ji (Habikino) Official Website
3989:
3904:
3732:
3680:出雲大社埼玉分院 (Izumo Taisha Saitama Branch)
2824:
2775:. Yale University Press. p. 416.
1674:Statue of Ōkuninushi as Daikokuten in
1543:Daikokuten with rats pulling a radish
1455:(王子迦羅大黒): Daikokuten as a prince (王子,
975:. Note the elephant hide (the skin of
800:also figured in the latter's mythology
6307:
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3911:. Abhinav Publications. p. 190.
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736:, carrying a suggestively bifurcated
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5106:, by Kōshū (光宗, 1276–1350) - T. 2410
4869:
4125:Hiei-zan Enryaku-ji Official Website
4016:
3993:七福神信仰事典 (Shichifukujin shinkō jiten)
3709:出雲大社京都分院 (Izumo Taisha Kyoto Branch)
3443:
3073:The Columbia Anthology of Yuan Drama
3002:
2725:
2677:
522:, especially its kitchens. The monk
27:Japanese deity of fortune and wealth
5097:, by Jun'yū (淳祐, 890–953) - T. 2468
5046:The Sound and Meaning of All Sutras
4849:
4488:Kinoe-ne Daikokuten Honzan Homepage
4072:天台宗 伊崎寺 (Isaki-ji Official Website)
2642:. Infobase Publishing. p. 28.
2484:Statue of Daikokuten-Ōkuninushi at
2441:Daikokuten images in Shinto shrines
1602:in the shape of Daikokuten's hammer
999:The Sound and Meaning of All Sutras
300:of ghouls and demons in his train.
24:
5808:Five Wisdom Buddhas (Godai Nyorai)
4872:よくわかる真言宗 (Yoku wakaru Shingon-shū)
3447:Yoku wakaru Shingon-shū (よくわかる真言宗)
3358:
3139:
2508:Statue of 'Daikoku-sama' (大黒様) at
1770:
25:
6807:
4914:Statue of Daikokuten at Mano-dera
4889:
4814:Hindu Gods and Goddesses in Japan
4616:"家づくりの豆知識 知ってびっくり、身近な建築由来の言葉たち |"
4353:天台宗東京教区 (Tendai-shū Tokyo Parish)
3881:富士じかん (www.city.fuji.shizuoka.jp)
3733:Sun, Ruth Q.; Sun, Norma (2012).
3246:Hindu Gods and Goddesses in Japan
2827:"Daikokuten Iconography in Japan"
2684:. Marg Publications. p. 34.
1974:Said to have been established by
1585:of Daikokuten with mallet and rat
1172:guarding the entrances of temples
410:Mahākāla (center) flanked by the
6694:
6685:
6684:
5816:
5213:
5208:
5005:) Daikokuten at Entoku-in, Kyoto
3101:
2765:Howard, Angela Falco; Li, Song;
2525:One theory claims that the term
2501:
2477:
2465:
2449:
2424:
2400:
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2368:
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2345:, famous for its guardian deity
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1085:
1058:
815:depicting Daikokuten (left) and
5882:Vajrapāramitā (Kongō-Haramitsu)
4812:Chaudhuri, Saroj Kumar (2003).
4748:
4720:
4709:from the original on 2020-09-21
4691:
4664:
4644:Lancashire, Terence A. (2016).
4637:
4626:from the original on 2020-08-03
4608:
4583:
4558:
4534:
4523:from the original on 2021-05-08
4505:
4494:from the original on 2001-12-19
4476:
4465:from the original on 2015-03-21
4459:麻布十番商店街 - Azabu-Jūban Shōtengai
4447:
4436:from the original on 2013-01-22
4418:
4407:from the original on 2020-05-31
4389:
4365:
4341:
4330:(in Japanese). 27 December 2019
4316:
4291:
4280:(in Japanese). 31 December 2019
4266:
4242:
4217:
4206:from the original on 2014-08-11
4188:
4163:
4138:
4110:
4099:(in Japanese). 20 February 2020
4085:
4060:
4049:(in Japanese). 25 February 2020
4035:
4010:
3983:
3972:from the original on 2017-10-23
3954:
3943:from the original on 2021-05-06
3925:
3887:from the original on 2015-03-02
3869:
3858:from the original on 2019-01-15
3840:
3829:from the original on 2014-08-11
3811:
3800:from the original on 2020-11-01
3782:
3771:from the original on 2021-05-08
3753:
3726:
3715:from the original on 2010-07-06
3697:
3686:from the original on 2020-08-14
3668:
3657:from the original on 2010-08-31
3639:
3615:
3526:
3501:
3490:from the original on 2018-08-07
3472:
3437:
3334:
3319:
3295:
3262:
3244:Chaudhuri, Saroj Kumar (2003).
3209:
3185:
3161:
3063:
3036:
2988:
2922:
2897:
2873:
2858:
2662:
2025:Founded in 1616; also known as
327:in what is now the province of
292:or a protector of the Buddhist
228:Mahākāla in East Asian Buddhism
6652:British Indian Ocean Territory
5952:Four Heavenly Kings (Shitennō)
5798:Bhaiṣajyaguru (Yakushi Nyorai)
4778:. University of Hawaii Press.
4759:. University of Hawaii Press.
4729:Handbook of Japanese mythology
2994:
2843:
2758:
2743:
2711:. Paragon House. p. 143.
2698:
2671:
2656:
2629:
2411:(Ichikawa, Chiba), enshrining
2285:Daikoku-ji (Fushimi-ku, Kyoto)
930:
695:, bearing a sack, meeting the
303:Mahākāla is mentioned in many
201:, the Buddhist version of the
13:
1:
4650:. Routledge. pp. 93–94.
3541:(in Japanese). Archived from
3484:Dazaifu City Official Website
2906:"仁王護國般若波羅蜜多經 護国品第五 - T. 0246"
2623:
2431:Mano-dera (Minamibōsō, Chiba)
1657:), Mahākāla's seed syllable (
1364:Sitting Daikokuten, from the
955:, a sword, a human and a goat
5029:Dàpílúzhēnà-chéngfó-jīng shū
4097:タウンニュース（神奈川県全域・東京多摩地域の地域情報紙）
3513:Kongōrin-ji Official Website
3450:. Kadokawa. pp. 80–81.
2321:Daikoku-ji (Habikino, Osaka)
2232:(administrative temples) of
2115:(Taitō City, Tokyo) – Tendai
1767:over a statue of the deity.
1459:) brandishing a sword and a
939:Mahākāla as depicted in the
211:, conflated with the native
7:
5957:Eight Legions (Hachi-Bushū)
5803:Vairocana (Dainichi Nyorai)
4727:Ashkenazi, Michael (2008).
4622:(in Japanese). 2017-07-20.
4349:"東叡山寛永寺 護國院（護国院｜通称：護國院大黒天）"
3220:. Brill. pp. 244–245.
2556:
2013:(Matsugasaki Higashimachi,
1784:
1527:
728:. He was also considered a
708:
222:
10:
6812:
6071:Circumstantial appearances
5769:Japanese Buddhist pantheon
5206:
5054:, by Huìlín (慧琳) - T. 2128
4831:Turnbull, Stephen (2015).
4455:"麻布十番を中心にめぐる 港七福神 ＋ 宝船めぐり"
4229:Mano-dera Official Website
4019:決定版 呪法全書―知られざる"秘伝の祈祷"を全公開！
3422:SAT Daizokyo Text Database
3216:Turnbull, Stephen (2015).
2910:SAT Daizokyo Text Database
2665:Indian Sculpture: 700-1800
2531:traditional Japanese house
2212:Kinoe-ne Daikokuten Honzan
1843:
1732:(year-end market) held at
1697:), especially that of the
1644:
1379:Statue of Daikokuten from
845:– and the sacred syllable
586:
421:(right). Baocheng Temple,
256:Metropolitan Museum of Art
231:
6680:
6639:
6599:
6341:
6244:
6161:
6069:
5940:
5932:Yamāntaka (Daiitoku-Myoō)
5890:
5872:Mahāsthāmaprāpta (Seishi)
5825:
5814:
5776:
5701:
5646:
5593:
5540:
5512:
5469:
5413:
5387:
5353:
5314:
5280:
5222:
5147:
4934:Description of Daikoku-ji
4874:(in Japanese). Kadokawa.
4816:. Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd.
4597:(in Japanese). 2005-05-23
4572:(in Japanese). 2019-04-15
3535:"秘仏の大黒天、期間限定公開 愛荘・金剛輪寺本堂"
3010:(in Chinese) – via
2639:Japanese Mythology A to Z
2486:Izumo Taisha Kyoto Bun'in
2132:donated to the temple by
1797:meanwhile is as follows:
1564:Ebisu and Daikokuten, by
1517:The 17th-18th centuries (
1018:, a goat, a sword, and a
1007:
878:(the Buddhist version of
664:, the deity enshrined in
575:
569:
492:
468:
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357:
167:
162:
150:
136:
115:
95:
87:
61:
52:
44:
37:
32:
6401:East Timor (Timor-Leste)
5978:Vaiśravaṇa (Bishamonten)
5927:Mahāmāyūrī (Kujaku-Myoō)
5877:Vajrasattva (Kongōsatta)
5857:Mahāpratisarā (Daizuigu)
5788:Śākyamuni (Shaka Nyorai)
5063:Nánhǎi jìguī nèifǎ zhuán
4943:Depictions of Daikokuten
4793:Iyanaga, Nobumi (2008).
4671:Hearn, Lafcadio (1896).
4017:Fuji, Tatsuhiko (2012).
3905:Thakur, Upendra (1986).
3169:"因幡の白兎を救った大黒様が抱えていた袋の中身"
2929:Iyanaga, Nobumi (2008).
2678:Jain, Jyotindra (1998).
2636:Roberts, Jeremy (2009).
2391:Daikokuten-dō (大黒天堂) at
2265:Daikoku-dō (大黒堂) at the
2057:This temple, founded by
1636:Statue of Daikokuten in
1276:and depicts him wearing
1153:statuette of Dàhēitiān.
991:with his upper hands, a
6662:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
5993:Maheśvara (Daijizaiten)
5961:Twelve Devas (Jūni-ten)
5917:Ucchuṣma (Ususama-Myōō)
5842:Avalokiteśvara (Kannon)
5793:Amitābha (Amida Nyorai)
5421:Ashihara no Nakatsukuni
4774:Faure, Bernard (2015).
4755:Faure, Bernard (2015).
4620:株式会社トップホームズ (TOP HOMES)
3990:Miyata, Noboru (1998).
3398:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3326:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3287:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3269:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3197:Kumagaya Digital Museum
3153:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3131:Faure, Bernard (2015).
3110:. Kokugakuin University
3028:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2957:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2865:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2850:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2750:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2735:Faure, Bernard (2015).
2512:(Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto)
2460:(Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto)
2177:, Tokyo) – Nichiren-shū
2148:, Tokyo) – Nichiren-shū
2100:A temple to the buddha
1429:Roku Daikoku, from the
1138:iconographic compendium
583:Transformation in Japan
6761:Japanese folk religion
6731:Buddhism and sexuality
6164:高僧・祖師部 (Kōsō・Soshi-bu)
6046:Kalaviṅka (Karyōbinga)
5514:Major Buddhist figures
5414:Mythological locations
5224:Japanese creation myth
5076:The Tantra of Mahākāla
4546:tyokyojin.sakura.ne.jp
3509:"秘仏日本最古の大黒天（金運の神）特別公開"
3307:Butsuzō Museum (仏像美術館)
3108:Encyclopedia of Shinto
3043:Johnson, Dale (2021).
2705:Finegan, Jack (1989).
2238:Three Sacred Mountains
2224:Nishimurayama District
2027:Matsugasaki Daikokuten
1877:
1861:
1853:
1682:
1667:
1435:
1330:Armored Daikokuten at
1257:
1197:
1158:
980:
956:
820:
699:
628:(located northeast of
606:
549:
515:
480:'s translation of the
433:
305:Chinese Buddhist texts
259:
6074:垂迹身部 (Suijakushin-bu)
5998:Mahākāla (Daikokuten)
5973:Sarasvatī (Benzaiten)
5922:Hayagrīva (Batō-Myōō)
5912:Rāgarāja (Aizen-Myōō)
5847:Samantabhadra (Fugen)
5190:Konjaku Monogatarishū
4377:Kyoouji Official Blog
4047:仏像ワールド（Butuzou World）
3739:. Tuttle Publishing.
3173:ホテルながた (Hotel Nagata)
2769:; Yang, Hong (2006).
2297:Kozuchi Shrine (小槌宮,
1998:, and their fiefdom,
1868:Sanmen Daikokuten at
1867:
1859:
1851:
1830:On Makakyaraya sowaka
1808:Japanese (romanized)
1673:
1652:
1428:
1393:Tokyo National Museum
1349:Daikokuten, from the
1252:
1184:
1149:
962:
938:
808:
790:. (One of the twelve
690:
601:Daikokuten (from the
600:
532:
506:statue of Dàhēitiān.
502:
445:'s commentary on the
409:
331:, a region bordering
311:were rare during the
249:
130:On Makakyaraya sowaka
6576:United Arab Emirates
5867:Ākāśagarbha (Kokūzō)
5470:Mythological weapons
3933:"浅草市 (Asakusa-ichi)"
2337:(Toyokawa Inari) in
2130:Fujiwara no Nobuzane
1994:) for his clan, the
1391:); currently at the
1174:in India, Nepal and
1126:of Mahākāla and the
989:flayed elephant skin
520:Buddhist monasteries
448:Mahāvairocana Tantra
363:Makakara / Makakyara
242:Maheśvara (Buddhism)
71:Daikokusonten (大黒尊天)
69:Daikokutenjin (大黒天神)
6781:Sexuality in Shinto
6603:limited recognition
6176:Vasubandhu (Seshin)
6083:Ishizuchi Daigongen
6056:Mārīcī (Marishiten)
6036:Hārītī (Kishimojin)
6031:Gaṇapati (Kankiten)
5983:Śakra (Taishakuten)
5595:Legendary creatures
5482:Kusanagi no Tsurugi
5374:Konohanasakuya-hime
4870:Uryū, Naka (2016).
4699:"大黒舞 (Daikoku-mai)"
3736:Asian Animal Zodiac
3444:Uryū, Naka (2016).
2663:Pal, Pratapaditya.
2409:Nakayama Hokekyō-ji
2226:), one of the four
2210:Popularly known as
2199:Yamagata Prefecture
2036:Mano-dera / Mano-ji
1982:. Originally named
1811:Chinese characters
1801:
1749:(around midnight).
1482:) in his right hand
967:spearing the demon
778:(known in Japan as
658:can also be read as
458:who subjugated the
67:Makakaraten (摩訶迦羅天)
6771:Japanese goddesses
6756:Love and lust gods
6292:Japanese mythology
6051:Lakṣmī (Kisshōten)
6003:Ḍākinī (Dakiniten)
5862:Kṣitigarbha (Jizō)
5726:Glossary of Shinto
5721:Japanese religions
5487:Totsuka-no-Tsurugi
5242:Ame-no-Minakanushi
5141:Japanese mythology
4954:2021-04-17 at the
3877:"甲子（きのえね）祭・甲子秋まつり"
3571:"大黒天 (Daikokuten)"
2881:"荼枳尼天 (Dakiniten)"
2825:Schumacher, Mark.
2521:In popular culture
2415:(Kishimojin), the
2347:Toyokawa Dakiniten
2269:temple complex in
2250:Daikokuten temples
1878:
1862:
1854:
1800:
1683:
1678:(Kanda Myōjin) in
1668:
1436:
1416:Katsushika Hokusai
1274:Fukuoka Prefecture
1258:
1198:
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985:necklace of skulls
981:
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821:
700:
607:
526:, who traveled to
516:
488:Prince Kalmāṣapāda
434:
353:Chinese characters
260:
6791:Household deities
6721:Agricultural gods
6708:
6707:
6645:other territories
6335:Hinduism in Asia
6301:
6300:
6171:Nāgārjuna (Ryūju)
6162:Religious masters
6153:Konpira Daigongen
6021:Īśāna (Ishanaten)
5907:Acala (Fudō-Myōō)
5902:Five Wisdom Kings
5837:Maitreya (Miroku)
5734:
5733:
5659:Ryukyuan religion
4936:(from OSAKA-INFO)
4850:Qie, Dan (2020).
4738:978-0-19-533262-9
4684:978-0-7222-2533-2
4657:978-1-317-18169-9
4542:"神仏習合；神仏分離前の出羽三山"
4401:Visit Minato City
4043:"大黒天供養の秘法「浴餅」とは？"
3918:978-81-7017-207-9
3746:978-1-4629-0371-9
3457:978-4-04-400135-3
2772:Chinese Sculpture
2583:Hinduism in Japan
2407:Setsu-dō (刹堂) at
2193:– (Onogawamachi,
1988:Shimazu Yoshihiro
1841:
1840:
1623:Edoardo Chiossone
1389:Nanbokucho period
913:or the dwarf god
721:uchide no kozuchi
573:) or 'Móhóuluó' (
483:Humane King Sūtra
274:in his aspect as
181:
180:
16:(Redirected from
6803:
6786:Wrathful deities
6698:
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6687:
6657:Christmas Island
6343:Sovereign states
6328:
6321:
6314:
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6293:
6286:
6279:
6272:
6265:
6258:
6251:
6141:Shiromine Gongen
6008:Yama (Enma-Daiō)
5942:Heavenly deities
5852:Mañjuśrī (Monju)
5830:菩薩部 (Bosatsu-bu)
5820:
5770:
5761:
5754:
5747:
5738:
5737:
5711:Japanese deities
5691:Hasinaw-uk-kamuy
5542:Seven Lucky Gods
5505:
5325:Yamata no Orochi
5217:
5212:
5134:
5127:
5120:
5111:
5110:
5084:Daikokutenjin-hō
5080:Dàhēitiānshén-fǎ
4885:
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4703:コトバンク (Kotobank)
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4591:"「大黒柱」の意味・由来・語源"
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3966:コトバンク (Kotobank)
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3539:Chunichi Shimbun
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2608:Seven Lucky Gods
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2404:
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2343:Aichi Prefecture
2330:
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2294:
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2262:
2134:Tokugawa Iemitsu
2073:, known as the '
2046:Chiba Prefecture
1929:Osaka Prefecture
1901:Shiga Prefecture
1802:
1799:
1789:(म), written in
1787:
1760:bath") involves
1633:
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1576:
1561:
1540:
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1523:Seven Lucky Gods
1453:Ōji Kara Daikoku
1403:
1376:
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1346:
1327:
1313:Muromachi period
1294:Shiga Prefecture
1222:Daikokutenjin-hō
1214:Daikokutenjin-hō
1134:(覚禅鈔), an early
1120:
1104:
1089:
1062:
1009:
953:an elephant hide
730:god of fertility
713:
643:) were becoming
578:
577:
572:
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565:Chinese calendar
543:, though not in
495:
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168:Hindu equivalent
111:(conflated with)
57:
47:Seven Lucky Gods
30:
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6123:Hachiōji Gongen
6108:Tateyama Gongen
6094:Sanki Daigongen
6073:
6065:
6061:Vajrapāṇi (Niō)
6016:Skanda (Idaten)
5988:Brahmā (Bonten)
5944:
5936:
5894:
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5829:
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5781:如来部 (Nyorai-bu)
5780:
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5589:
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5532:Five Tathagatas
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5497:Futsu-no-mitama
5465:
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5405:Kesshi Hachidai
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5138:
5102:Keiran Shūyōshū
5050:Yīqièjīng yīnyì
4956:Wayback Machine
4892:
4882:
4861:(in Japanese).
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4250:"下谷 英信寺（えいしんじ）"
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3102:Iwai, Hiroshi.
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2299:Kozuchi-no-miya
2295:
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2252:
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1846:
1773:
1771:Bījā and mantra
1747:hour of the rat
1647:
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1595:
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1577:
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1566:Tamagawa Shūchō
1562:
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1551:Kawanabe Kyōsai
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1157:. 17th century.
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1136:Kamakura period
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1012:Yīqièjīng yīnyì
933:
682:Nara Prefecture
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585:
391:, 'Great Black
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78:
72:
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65:Makakara (摩訶迦羅)
40:
28:
23:
22:
15:
12:
11:
5:
6809:
6799:
6798:
6796:Forms of Shiva
6793:
6788:
6783:
6778:
6773:
6768:
6763:
6758:
6753:
6748:
6746:Fertility gods
6743:
6738:
6736:Abundance gods
6733:
6728:
6723:
6706:
6705:
6703:
6702:
6692:
6681:
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6236:Sixteen Arhats
6233:
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6208:
6203:
6198:
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6188:
6186:Prince Shōtoku
6183:
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6173:
6167:
6165:
6159:
6158:
6156:
6155:
6150:
6145:
6142:
6139:
6138:Hikosan Gongen
6136:
6135:Yuga Daigongen
6133:
6130:
6127:
6124:
6121:
6118:
6117:Hakusan Gongen
6115:
6112:
6109:
6106:
6103:
6100:
6095:
6092:
6087:
6086:Ochi Daigongen
6084:
6081:
6077:
6075:
6067:
6066:
6064:
6063:
6058:
6053:
6048:
6043:
6041:Apsara (Hiten)
6038:
6033:
6028:
6026:Pṛthvī (Jiten)
6023:
6018:
6013:
6010:
6005:
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5756:
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5741:
5732:
5731:
5729:
5728:
5723:
5718:
5716:Sacred objects
5713:
5708:
5706:Shinto deities
5702:
5699:
5698:
5696:
5695:
5694:
5693:
5688:
5683:
5676:Ainu mythology
5673:
5672:
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5669:Tenson dynasty
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5492:Ame-no-ohabari
5489:
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5479:
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5471:
5467:
5466:
5464:
5463:
5458:
5456:Tokoyo no kuni
5453:
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5443:
5438:
5433:
5431:Onogoro Island
5428:
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5232:Kotoamatsukami
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5207:
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5180:Hotsuma Tsutae
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5137:
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5098:
5089:
5072:
5071:(義淨) - T. 2125
5055:
5042:
5020:
5019:
5015:
5014:
5008:
4998:
4992:
4986:
4980:
4974:
4968:
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4945:
4944:
4940:
4939:
4938:
4937:
4930:(in Japanese)
4925:
4919:
4918:
4917:
4910:(in Japanese)
4905:
4899:
4891:
4890:External links
4888:
4887:
4886:
4881:978-4044001353
4880:
4867:
4847:
4842:978-9004293786
4841:
4828:
4823:978-8179360095
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4785:978-0824857721
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4766:978-0824857028
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4403:. 2020-05-29.
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4028:978-4054052789
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3962:"大黒 (Daikoku)"
3953:
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3917:
3897:
3868:
3839:
3810:
3781:
3752:
3745:
3725:
3705:"えんむすびの大神について"
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2393:Shinobazu Pond
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2333:Daikoku-dō at
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2184:
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2179:
2178:
2167:Daihō-ji (大法寺)
2163:
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2150:
2149:
2138:
2137:
2117:
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2097:
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2078:
2063:Avalokiteśvara
2054:
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2000:Satsuma Domain
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1837:おん まかきゃらや そわか
1835:
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1827:
1822:Oṃ Mahākālāya
1818:
1817:
1812:
1809:
1806:
1791:Siddhaṃ script
1772:
1769:
1758:glutinous rice
1665:Siddhaṃ script
1646:
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1628:
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1619:1 yen banknote
1613:
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1511:Makara Daikoku
1508:
1499:Shinda Daikoku
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1398:
1396:
1383:, dated 1347 (
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1202:Shingon school
1187:door guardians
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929:
911:Kotoshironushi
859:manifestations
788:Chinese zodiac
706:(found in the
666:Hiyoshi Taisha
584:
581:
367:Middle Chinese
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6769:
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6766:Japanese gods
6764:
6762:
6759:
6757:
6754:
6752:
6749:
6747:
6744:
6742:
6739:
6737:
6734:
6732:
6729:
6727:
6726:Buddhist gods
6724:
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6626:South Ossetia
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6132:Futara Gongen
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6125:
6122:
6120:Haguro Gongen
6119:
6116:
6113:
6111:Chimyō Gongen
6110:
6107:
6105:Seiryū Gongen
6104:
6102:Suzuka Gongen
6101:
6099:
6096:
6093:
6091:
6090:Kumano Gongen
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5895:明王部 (Myōō-bu)
5893:
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5398:
5396:
5395:Emperor Jimmu
5393:
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5380:
5379:Toyotama-hime
5377:
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5330:Hare of Inaba
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5094:
5093:Yōson Dōjokan
5090:
5087:
5085:
5081:
5077:
5073:
5070:
5066:
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6521:Philippines
6461:South Korea
6456:North Korea
6351:Afghanistan
6206:Dōgen Kigen
6181:Bodhidharma
6114:Nezu Gongen
5945:天部 (Ten-bu)
5555:Bishamonten
5500: [
5477:Amenonuhoko
5446:Sanzu River
5400:Tagishimimi
5340:Kuni-yuzuri
5160:Nihon Shoki
4566:"鈴の宿 登府屋旅館"
4373:"秘仏・開運大黒天像"
4303:TAITOおでかけナビ
3794:深川七福神ホームページ
2998:"卷第一"
2542:Daikoku-mai
2488:(branch of
2395:, Ueno Park
2375:Gokoku-in (
2175:Minato City
2092:, Tokyo) –
2017:, Kyoto) –
1941:En no Gyōja
1719:osame kōshi
1713:) and last
1711:hatsu kōshi
1479:dharmacakra
1432:Butsuzō Zui
1408:Bishamonten
1286:Kongōrin-ji
1130:, from the
1128:Aṣṭamātṛkas
1067:Mogao Caves
1044:Garbhadhātu
945:Garbhadhātu
931:Iconography
892:wisdom king
884:Kenrō Jijin
760:Bishamonten
742:erect penis
645:syncretized
478:Amoghavajra
417:(left) and
349:transcribed
163:Equivalents
106:(prototype)
96:Affiliation
62:Other names
18:Daikoku-ten
6715:Categories
6581:Uzbekistan
6556:Tajikistan
6471:Kyrgyzstan
6451:Kazakhstan
6371:Bangladesh
6361:Azerbaijan
6098:Zaō Gongen
5686:Kamuy-huci
5570:Fukurokuju
5560:Daikokuten
5436:Ne-no-kuni
5335:Ōkuninushi
5236:Hitorigami
5200:Butsuzōzui
5061:(南海寄歸内法傳,
4963:Daikokuten
4865:: 753–764.
4804:2021-04-21
4713:2021-05-08
4630:2021-05-08
4601:2021-05-08
4576:2021-05-08
4551:2021-05-08
4527:2021-05-08
4517:小野川温泉 宝寿の湯
4498:2021-05-08
4469:2021-05-09
4440:2021-05-09
4411:2021-05-09
4382:2021-05-07
4358:2021-05-07
4334:2021-05-07
4309:2021-05-07
4284:2021-05-07
4259:2021-05-07
4235:2021-05-07
4210:2021-05-08
4181:2021-05-08
4156:2021-05-07
4131:2021-05-07
4103:2021-06-27
4078:2021-06-27
4053:2021-06-27
3976:2021-05-06
3947:2021-05-06
3891:2021-05-08
3862:2021-05-08
3833:2021-05-08
3804:2021-05-08
3775:2021-05-08
3719:2021-05-06
3690:2021-05-06
3661:2021-04-28
3632:2021-04-28
3608:2016-04-29
3580:2021-04-10
3549:2021-04-21
3519:2021-04-21
3494:2021-04-25
3427:2021-04-21
3379:2021-04-18
3351:2021-04-12
3312:2021-04-11
3303:"堅牢地神（地天）"
3202:2021-04-10
3178:2021-04-10
3114:2021-04-12
3012:Wikisource
2940:2021-04-21
2915:2021-04-21
2890:2021-04-08
2836:2021-04-21
2624:References
2618:Tenbu (天部)
2303:Hōshaku-ji
2271:Mount Hiei
2267:Enryaku-ji
2171:Moto-Azabu
2090:Taitō City
2088:(Shitaya,
2042:Minamibōsō
1984:Chōfuku-ji
1955:Fushimi-ku
1950:Daikoku-ji
1919:Daikoku-ji
1912:community.
1892:Enryaku-ji
1754:yokubei-ku
1726:fukunusubi
1519:Edo period
1489:Daikokunyo
1366:Kakuzenshō
1351:Kakuzenshō
1266:Kanzeon-ji
1132:Kakuzenshō
1040:Womb Realm
1010:, pinyin:
951:, holding
941:Womb Realm
924:ta-no-kami
919:rice paddy
829:nonduality
780:Kishimojin
756:Vaiśravaṇa
693:Ōkuninushi
678:Mount Miwa
670:Ōmononushi
654:Ōkuninushi
634:Enryaku-ji
626:Mount Hiei
593:Ōmononushi
589:Ōkuninushi
587:See also:
553:Kushinagar
493:塚間摩訶迦羅大黑天神
389:Daikokuten
379:translated
289:dharmapāla
232:See also:
217:Ōkuninushi
184:Daikokuten
109:Ōkuninushi
33:Daikokuten
6667:Hong Kong
6621:Palestine
6546:Sri Lanka
6541:Singapore
6421:Indonesia
6271:Pure Land
5654:Shinigami
5585:Kisshōten
5550:Benzaiten
5388:Human age
5357:mythology
5318:mythology
5301:Tsukuyomi
5291:Amaterasu
5284:mythology
5195:Shintōshū
5175:Kogo Shūi
4835:. Brill.
4426:"大法寺・大黒天"
4146:"大黒寺のいわれ"
3765:まるごとe! ちば
3676:"出雲大社の信仰"
3466:971512631
2377:Ueno Park
2335:Myōgon-ji
2307:Ōyamazaki
2220:Nishikawa
2126:Kan'ei-ji
2122:Ueno Park
2111:Gokoku-in
2084:Eishin-ji
2050:Chisan-ha
1805:Sanskrit
1504:cintāmaṇi
1412:Benzaiten
1332:Manshu-in
1195:Indonesia
1094:skull cup
1021:khatvāṅga
971:with his
899:Fudō Myōō
880:Sarasvatī
876:Benzaiten
825:ignorance
541:Kiang-nan
537:Maheśvara
528:Srivijaya
456:Vairocana
192:syncretic
6751:War gods
6690:Category
6611:Abkhazia
6561:Thailand
6516:Pakistan
6496:Mongolia
6491:Maldives
6486:Malaysia
6386:Cambodia
6285:Nichiren
6278:Shugendō
6231:Nichiren
6012:Gigeiten
5664:Amamikyu
5441:Ryūgū-jō
5078:(大黑天神法,
5048:(一切經音義,
4952:Archived
4707:Archived
4624:Archived
4521:Archived
4492:Archived
4463:Archived
4434:Archived
4405:Archived
4204:Archived
4175:京都観光NAVI
3970:Archived
3941:Archived
3885:Archived
3856:Archived
3827:Archived
3798:Archived
3769:Archived
3761:"本光寺の仏神"
3713:Archived
3684:Archived
3655:Archived
3647:"王子迦羅大黒"
3488:Archived
3369:"神田明神とは"
2978:(1896).
2767:Wu, Hung
2598:Mahākāli
2593:Mahakala
2563:Bhairava
2557:See also
2535:Daikoku,
2496:, Kyoto)
2339:Toyokawa
2309:, Kyoto)
2229:bettō-ji
2203:Daigo-ha
2102:Amitabha
2094:Jōdo-shū
2015:Sakyō-ku
2009:Myōen-ji
1992:kigansho
1933:Sōtō Zen
1870:Kōshō-ji
1815:Hiragana
1734:Sensō-ji
1707:kinoe-ne
1695:ne-no-hi
1493:Mahākāḷī
1487:Makakara
1381:Tōdai-ji
1234:kariginu
1218:Asabashō
1189:), from
1168:Mahādeva
1071:Dunhuang
1026:Dunhuang
977:Gajāsura
855:jitsurui
792:dikpālas
774:goddess
772:yakshini
734:fig sign
691:The god
545:Huai-poh
427:Zhejiang
423:Hangzhou
419:Mañjuśrī
395:', with
284:Buddhism
264:Sanskrit
238:Mahākāla
223:Overview
199:Mahākāla
195:Japanese
104:Mahākāla
88:Japanese
79:Daikoku-
73:Daikoku-
6586:Vietnam
6501:Myanmar
6481:Lebanon
6411:Georgia
6366:Bahrain
6356:Armenia
6264:Shingon
6226:Shinran
6211:Genshin
5778:Buddhas
5623:Shinshi
5613:Kitsune
5580:Jurōjin
5296:Susanoo
5272:Izanagi
5267:Izanami
5262:Kamiumi
5257:Kuniumi
5037:(一行) -
5035:Yī Xíng
3819:"甲子祭案内"
3005:南海寄歸內法傳
2976:I-Tsing
2603:Pañcika
2494:Kameoka
2362:Akasaka
2189:Hōju-ji
2155:Kuon-ji
2040:(Kubo,
1996:Shimazu
1967:Tōji-ha
1963:Shingon
1876:, Kyoto
1844:Temples
1762:pouring
1743:tsubute
1738:Asakusa
1645:Worship
1599:Okimono
1582:netsuke
1546:mikoshi
1470:Daikoku
1447:bhikkhu
1278:eboshi,
1270:Dazaifu
1124:Mandala
1048:Maṇḍala
1036:Ganesha
1004:Chinese
993:trident
973:trident
969:Andhaka
949:Maṇḍala
888:Pṛthivī
819:(right)
812:ukiyo-e
786:in the
768:Pañcika
718:called
615:Shingon
508:Sichuan
460:ḍākinīs
443:Yi Xing
345:capital
321:Nanzhao
190:) is a
151:Symbols
137:Animals
6631:Taiwan
6566:Turkey
6531:Russia
6466:Kuwait
6446:Jordan
6436:Israel
6396:Cyprus
6381:Brunei
6376:Bhutan
6257:Tendai
6196:Saichō
5603:Dragon
5527:Daruma
5369:Ninigi
5247:Kamiyo
5170:Kujiki
5165:Fudoki
5155:Kojiki
5069:Yìjìng
5041:. 1796
5003:Sanmen
4878:
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4782:
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4595:語源由来辞典
4570:旅宿ジャパン
4328:東京とりっぷ
4278:東京とりっぷ
4068:"年中行事"
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2588:Kubera
2568:Dakini
2413:Hārītī
1980:honzon
1905:Tendai
1883:honzon
1795:mantra
1638:Taipei
1579:Ivory
1301:mallet
1282:hakama
1254:Kubera
1243:hakama
1226:eboshi
1164:Kubera
1031:kapāla
1006::
872:Ugajin
864:gongen
851:jissha
842:uṣṇīṣa
776:Hārītī
766:, and
764:Kubera
738:daikon
716:mallet
710:Kojiki
674:Myōjin
672:(Miwa
641:Shinto
622:Saichō
611:Tendai
524:Yijing
453:buddha
377:) and
371:Baxter
337:Mongol
329:Yunnan
298:hordes
294:dharma
240:, and
213:Shinto
176:Kubera
156:mallet
154:sack,
117:Mantra
77:(大黒さん)
6672:Macau
6591:Yemen
6551:Syria
6526:Qatar
6506:Nepal
6441:Japan
6416:India
6406:Egypt
6391:China
6221:Ippen
6216:Hōnen
6201:Eisai
6191:Kūkai
5681:Kamuy
5647:Other
5638:Yūrei
5633:Yōkai
5628:Tengu
5608:Kappa
5575:Hotei
5565:Ebisu
5504:]
5355:Hyūga
5316:Izumo
5067:, by
5033:, by
4855:(PDF)
4324:"護国院"
4299:"英信寺"
4274:"英信寺"
4196:"大黒天"
4171:"大黒寺"
4121:(PDF)
3848:"甲子祭"
3790:"大黒天"
3623:"六大黒"
2573:Ebisu
2547:hinin
2301:) at
2191:(宝珠寺)
2159:Nippō
2113:(護国院)
2086:(英信寺)
2075:Asahi
2071:Ennin
2059:Gyōki
2038:(真野寺)
2011:(妙円寺)
1976:Kūkai
1959:Kyoto
1921:(大黒寺)
1824:svāhā
1715:kōshi
1703:kōshi
1701:(甲子,
1693:(子日,
1680:Tokyo
1663:) in
1617:-era
1615:Meiji
1549:, by
1474:yakṣa
1468:Yasha
1461:vajra
1336:Kyoto
1155:China
1079:China
1075:Gansu
1016:preta
1008:一切經音義
965:Shiva
907:Ebisu
895:Acala
847:bhrūṃ
817:Ebisu
796:Īśāna
630:Kyoto
512:China
474:jin'ō
464:heart
431:China
351:into
339:-led
333:Tibet
309:China
272:Shiva
268:Hindu
252:Bihar
234:Shiva
209:Shiva
206:deity
203:Hindu
172:Shiva
141:mouse
124:svāhā
6511:Oman
6476:Laos
6431:Iraq
6426:Iran
5461:Yomi
4876:ISBN
4837:ISBN
4818:ISBN
4780:ISBN
4761:ISBN
4733:ISBN
4679:ISBN
4652:ISBN
4430:港七福神
4225:"縁起"
4023:ISBN
3998:ISBN
3913:ISBN
3741:ISBN
3462:OCLC
3452:ISBN
3250:ISBN
3222:ISBN
3078:ISBN
3051:ISBN
2995:義淨.
2777:ISBN
2713:ISBN
2686:ISBN
2644:ISBN
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1931:) –
1903:) –
1897:Ōtsu
1778:bīja
1775:The
1660:bīja
1385:Jōwa
752:rats
750:and
748:Mice
726:rice
650:kami
613:and
591:and
397:kāla
393:Deva
358:摩訶迦羅
325:Dali
323:and
317:Song
315:and
313:Tang
280:kāla
276:time
270:god
262:The
215:god
100:Deva
81:sama
6643:and
6250:Zen
5618:Oni
2492:in
2240:of
2216:大日寺
1874:Uji
1736:in
1691:Rat
1653:म (
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1387:3,
1334:in
1288:in
1268:in
1230:烏帽子
1069:in
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784:Rat
680:in
576:摩睺羅
570:魔合羅
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384:大黑天
381:as
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