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English: Kubera is a yaksha (nature-spirit), the guardian of buried
treasure, as indicated by the pots beneath his throne. He was adopted into Buddhism as Panchika, representing the wealth of enlightenment. While (as usual in India's additive culture) all possible meanings really apply at once, in this case the overall symbolism of "prosperity" seems to predominate over any specifically Buddhist understandings of these figures. |
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