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Syllables Śvetabhagavatī
White Lord Udakaśrī Au****ious
Water Lokanātha Kala
Lokeshvara Lord of
worlds Black Lokeshvara A
wrathful tantric form with 12 arms...
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Nissanka Malla (Sinhala: නිස්සංක මල්ල), also
known as
Keerti Nissanka and
Kalinga Lokesvara was a king of
Polonnaruwa (Sri Lanka) who
ruled the country...
- "1000
Buddha cave" (cave 17) Manjushri, 17th–18th
century China Padmapani Lokeshvara, Nepal, 11th
century Standing Bodhisattva,
probably Maitreya, Gandhara...
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pediments at Krol Ko
feature Lokeshvara, a
boddhisattva who, in
Khmer Buddhist belief, was
entrusted with
healing powers.
Lokeshvara is
commonly ****ociated...
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Statue of
Bodhisattva Lokeshvara excavated in My Tho, Tien
Giang province, Vietnam.
Style of
Phnom Da (Funan). 7th
century AD.
Guimet Museum, Paris....
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Shiva and
Shakti were
painted in
conventional poses. Mahakala, Manjushri,
Lokeshvara and
other deities were
equally po****r and so were also
frequently represented...
- The gods of
Bungamati and
Patan are also
identified as
Raktapadmapani Lokeshvara and Aryavalokiteshvara.
Another important part of
historical importance...
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tradition include Mahakala (known
locally as 'Black Sky god') and
Acharya Lokeshvara. The
Shibaoshan (Stone
Treasure Mountain) grottoes,
about 10 kilometres...
- This was used for the
invasion of Burma.
Following the
death of
Kalinga Lokeshvara, his son Vira Bahu I took up power. However, he was
killed by the military...
- king to a
member of the
Sinhalese Kalinga dynasty established by
Kalinga Lokeshvara. Some
historians identify him as the
Kulankayan Cinkai Ariyan mentioned...
