The Iconography of Nepalese Buddhism

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Published by Handicraft Association of Nepal In Co-operation with ZDH / Technonet Asia Partnership Programme 1994 Handicraft Association of Nepal 11/504 Maitighar, Thapathali P. O. Box No: 784, Kathmandu, Nepal
e of Nepalese Buddhism by Min Bahadur Shakya
Page 1: The Iconography of Nepalese Buddhis
Page 6 and 7: niques: Lost Wax Process, Chisellin
Page 8 and 9: and appreciated about the importanc
Page 10 and 11: III. Sambhogakaya Representation 3.
Page 12 and 13: 7.7 Lokanath Lokeshvara ...........
Page 14 and 15: 14.7 Takkiraja or Vajrayaksha .....
Page 16 and 17: Buddha Shakyamuni (Mahabodhi Temple
Page 18 and 19: Sarvanivarana Bodhisattva .........
Page 20 and 21: he conography of epalese uddhism
Page 22 and 23: At various places such as Dhanyakat
Page 24 and 25: the mind. By virtue of possessing B
Page 26 and 27: “e formation of an enlightened at
Page 28 and 29: the integral part of the path for a
Page 30 and 31: not realize Dharmakaya in their lif
Page 32 and 33: 3. He is endowed with mastery of mi
Page 34 and 35: Another form of Nirmanakaya is a Tu
Page 36 and 37: ese five Buddhas are not the subdiv
Page 38 and 39: with these practices since these de
Page 40 and 41: ese Dakinis generally travel throug
Page 42 and 43: images and were sent to Tibet, Chin
Page 44 and 45: II. Dharmakaya Representation 2.1.
Page 46 and 47: III. Sambhogakaya Representation 3.
Page 48 and 49: uddha airocana › (bronze) ‹ ajr
Page 50 and 51: joined displaying Bodhyanga mudra.
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mirror every visible object reflect
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jewel in his left hand kept on his
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Amitabha in Sanskrit means immeasur
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ody is bright, like lapislazuli. He
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3.9 Amitayus or Buddha Aparimita Bu
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uddha hakyamuni (ahabodhi emple, at
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mood to honor Buddha Dipamkara. He
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uddha ishvabhu › uddha ‹ ipashv
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ikhi uddha › uddha ‹ rakuchchan
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sattva, who was to become Shakyamun
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During his career Buddha Kanakamuni
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Shakyamuni Buddha was born in Kapil
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V. Gurus 5.1 Guru Nagarjuna Guru Na
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78 uru adma ‹ ambhava (bronze) In
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she also suggested him to consult G
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He was invited to Tibet to eliminat
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uru songhkapa › uru ‹ ilarepa (
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5.8 Guru Sakya Pandit Guru Sakya Pa
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amantabhadra odhisattva
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sitigarbha odhisattva
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6.3 Akashgarbha or Khagarbha Bodhis
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kashagarbha or hagharba odhisattva
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and Odiyana Acarya continued to pay
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offering ceremonies in honour of hi
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Vajrapani is often depicted with Av
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ya aitreya (silver)
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VII. Forms Of Avalokitesvara 7.1 Pa
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7.2 Amoghpash Lokeshvara Amoghpash
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hand holding a rosary signifies tha
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arihariharihari ahan okeshvara ›
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efore him throwing away his Sudrash
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akta ryavalokiteshvara (ungadeo,
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was the emanation of Arya Avalokite
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7.8 One Thousand-armed Lokeshvara o
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like earrings, and so on. He has el
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VIII. Manjushree & His Forms 8.1 Ar
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8.2 Manjughosha is form of Manjushr
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Manjughosa instantly appeared in th
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Different forms of Manjushree image
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aeons ago. During Shakyamuni’s ti
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hite ara › (bronze) ‹ reen ara
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her Mantra merely a hundred thousan
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existence and destruction. Her Vara
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X. Prajnas Of Five Buddhas (Panca B
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wheel. She is said to be Prajna of
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family and is the nature of hatred.
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ara
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XI. Deities of Anuttara Yoga Tantra
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ornaments, such as the earrings, th
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akrasamvara › ‹ ayagriva (bronz
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deity or Yidam deity. Nepalese Budd
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In his six-armed form, he has three
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She holds a Kartri in her right han
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XIII. Five Protectress Deities: Pan
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against various sorts of unseen dan
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the people of Vaishali the Buddha d
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this incident with tears in his eye
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ahamantranusarini
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that he is the emanation of Bodhisa
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cala › ‹ ighnantaka
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etinue was quite effective. Odiyana
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trident, a sword, a jewel and a lot
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admanantaka › akkiraja ‹ or ajr
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snisa › ‹ iladanda
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hritarastra
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irpaksha › ‹ irudhak
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His body is red in colour. He shows
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XVI. Eight Dikpalas (Eight Deities
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16.2 Yama Yama or Yamaraja is anoth
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16.3 Kuvera Kuvera is one of the mo
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gni eva › ‹ aruna
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certainly attain Buddhahood in futu
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sana eva
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17.1 Mahakala XVII. Guardian Deitie
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e characteristic feature of the Pro
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Bibliography Banerjee, Biswonath ri
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Menon, I. & Farrow, G.W. e evajrata
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laka — Abode of Kuvera, the deity
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amara — Chowris or the fly whisk
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atamattrochcha — Mountain Peak be
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hanikeshara vitaraga — a shrine n
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tpala — a blue lotus ttaratantra
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