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A pestle with three prongs at each end, usually made of gilt bronze. The central grip is often encircled by demons' eyes kimoku SΪ and above and below these is a lotus flower design. The sankosho is a type of *kongousho ΰn derived from an Indian weapon, and is a symbolic item in Esoteric Buddhism *mikkyou hougu §³@ο. It is also found as an attribute *jimotsu ¨ of Buddhist guardian figures, and represents the indestructibility of Buddhist law, and its power over evil. An example of a figure holding a sankosho is the Gundari Myououzou RδΆΎ€ (1064) in Kyouougokokuji ³€μ (Touji ), Kyoto. | ||||||
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