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Kichijouten mandara@‹gΛ“V™ΦδΆ—…
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Also read Kisshouten mandara. A variety of dedicated mandala *besson mandara •Κ‘Έ™ΦδΆ—…, centered on the goddess *Kichijouten ‹gΛ“V. She is depicted flanked on the left and right by *Bonten ž“V and *Taishakuten ’ιŽί“V, while a six-tusked white elephant holding an agate jar with its trunk is shown causing jewels to rain down from above. A polychrome example is kept at the MOA Museum (Shizuoka prefecture.; formerly in the possession of Kanchi-in ŠΟ’q‰@, Kyoto).
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