Directory 152 of 4,089 deities
Deities — Buddhist traditions
Many names.
Many accounts.
Each one kept apart
Deities in Buddhist traditions
India, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia, Tibet, China, Korea and Japan, roughly 500 BCE to the present.
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Ordered by how many Wikipedias have an article on each — a measure of how widely a subject is written about, not of its importance to any tradition.
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Kiṃkara
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Maitreya Triad -
Naraen Kongō Buddhist deity -
Nīlakaṇṭha -
Pāṇḍara-vāsinī -
Sahā Triad Devotional motif in East Asian Buddhist art consisting of Śākyamuni, Avalokiteśvara, and Kṣitigarbha -
Samantabhadrarāja - East Asian traditions Sannō Gongen
- South Asian traditions Ten Rākṣasīs Tutelary deities in Mahayana Buddhism
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East Asian traditions 36 Dōji Attendants of Fudo Myo-o in Japanese Buddhism -
Acharya Lokeshvara -
Creel Guanyin - Dharmākara
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Eight Great Youths Attendants of Fudo Myo-o in Japanese Buddhism - Five Sisters of Long Life The five tshe ring mched [life increasing] deities
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Gandhahastin Bodhisattva
- Guan-Jiang-Shou Zhentou originated in Dizang Temple, Xinzhuang, Taiwan
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East Asian traditions Izusan Gongen -
Kenrō Jijin -
South Asian traditions Kōmokuten - Lingji Journey to the West character
- Padmapāṇi Early bodhisattva considered to be Avalokiteśvara
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Sarvabuddha yogini
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Shadakshari Lokeshvara -
East Asian traditions Shichimen Tennyo -
South Asian traditions Taishakuten -
Thirty-armed Maitreya -
East Asian traditions Uhō-dōji -
Vairocana Avalokiteshvara
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Vajrāmoghasamayasattva -
Zashi Lhamo Tibetan goddess - Dujian
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