You are wearing a dress wrapped around the sky, holding the wisdom knife with your left hand out, bending forward with your right hand, and holding the treasure and wisdom beads in your palm.

2. The King of Wide Eyes-Keelung (also known as Chisuo in some areas)

In the Mahayana Buddhist temple in China, the statue of the universal protector, a king widely respected in the west, is usually red and wearing armor. You have a dragon in your hand (also called Chisuo in some areas).

3. Learn more about the heavenly kings-Hui Umbrella, Spitting Treasure Mouse and Hui Umbrella.

Generally green, wearing armor, holding a smart umbrella in the right hand and a magic mouse-bunny mouse in the left hand. Vishnu is a Sanskrit transliteration, translated into many languages.

According to the northern boundary of Xumi Mountain, the venerable Wang Zhizhi sent an umbrella to protect all beings and practice food.

4, the king of growth-Hui Jian

The king protected Mount Sumi. In order to protect Mahayana Buddhism, he wore armor and held a sword. Wang Zun protects Nanzhan County. To respect Wang Neng makes the good people grow wisdom and good roots, and the wisdom sword in their hands can get rid of all troubles and increase wisdom.

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The Four Heavenly Kings, also known as the Four Heavenly Kings, are the protectors of Buddhism, commonly known as the "Four donkey kong". The four heavenly kings are the four gods in the twenty celestial realms, located in the first heaven, also known as the four heavenly kings.

According to Buddhist classics, there is a mountain in the belly of Xumi Mountain, named Gandhara Mountain, and there are four mountains on the mountain, each of which lives in one mountain, protecting the world (four continents, namely Dongsheng Shenzhou, Nanshan Wuzhou, Xiniuhezhou and Beiju Luzhou), so it is also called the Four Kings to protect the world, which is the first of the six desires of heaven. Their statues are usually located on both sides of the first hall of Jingtuzong Temple, so they are also called the Temple of the King of Heaven.