Japan Himmelskönig des Südens Linden-Museum

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Japan Himmelskönig des Südens Linden-Museum

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Himmelskönig (Lokapâla) des Südens; Holz mit Farbfassung und Gold; Japan, Ende Kamakura-Zeit (1185-1333). Der Himmelskönig des Südens Zôchôten (sanskritisch „Virûdakha“), einer der vier Weltenwächter (shi-tennô), steht auf einem besiegten Dämon. Er hielt ursprünglich eine Lanze in den Händen.

Linden-Museum, Stuttgart; OA 20.024 L

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