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Ichijikinrin mandara@ˆκŽš‹ΰ—Φ™ΦδΆ—…
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A variety of small, decidated mandala *besson mandara •Κ‘Έ™ΦδΆ—… centered on *Ichijikinrin ˆκŽš‹ΰ—Φ. Ichijikinrin is depicted in the center displaying the knowledge-fist mudra *chiken-in ’qŒˆσ, and is generally surrounded by the seven treasures *shippou Ž΅•σ (Sk: saptaratna) regarded as signs or marks of a universal ruler, tenrinjouou “]—֐Ή‰€ (Sk: cakravartin) and *Butsugen butsumo •§Šα•§•κ, but there are instances in which Butsugen butsumo is omitted. Typical examples of this *mandara ™ΦδΆ—… are found at the Nara National Museum, Henjoukouin •ΥΖŒυ‰@ (Mt. Kouya ‚–μ, Wakayama prefecture), and Tsubosakadera ’ΩβŽ› (Nara), but their overall composition and the disposition of the seven treasures are not uniform.
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