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OT

[2873] 1) gshin po kun gyi rje bo/ ... phor pa gting ring la mdog skya ba gshin rje'i gdong 'dra ba zhig g.yar byung/ ... ming gi rnam grangs la lnga pa'i bdag dang/ nyi ma'i bu/ chos kyi rgyal po/ 'chi bdag mthar byed/ dus 'dzin/ pha gshin bdag be con 'chang/ dbyug 'dzin/ ma he'i rgyal mtshan can/ mtshungs 'jug mtshun gyi lha/ mtshun la rol/ 'tshe ba'i dbang phyug ya mu na'i spun/ gsod byed/ lho yi phyogs skyong bcas so/ 

2) (mngon) gshin rje la pho mo gnyis yod pas grangs gnyis mtshon/ ...

YOGA, JV

yama

DM

For chu srin gshin rje, see under dung (the conch is death-lord of the makara).

JV

*, lord of dead, god of lower regions (1 of 8 chos skyong, yum is dpal ldan lha mo), 1 of sde brgyad, 1 of srin po'i rgyal po, lords of death, class of beings that have been assimilated to the * of the Indian pantheon; considered to be the bearers of death

IW

1) Yamaraja, lord of the dead; 

2) male and female lords of the dead]. Lord of Death, Yama

RB

(minion of) Yama/ Lord of the Dead

RY

lord of death. Lord of Death. A personification of impermanence and the unfailing law of cause and effect. Yamaraja, Lord of Death. Yama. Lord of Death. 

1) A personification of impermanence and the unfailing law of cause and effect and one's inevitable mortality. 

2) ('chi bdag) The demon with this name is one of the four Maras; see under 'Mara.'. Lord of Death, Yama. one of the {phyogs skyong bcu} the ten guardians of the directions