Kumbhīra
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Kumbhīra is a deity identified with Konpira Gongen[1]. He was present at the preaching of the Mahāsamaya Sutta.[2] He is a Ganges crocodile god.[3]
According to legend Konpira Gongen came into existence when a priest at Matsuo Temple summoned the deity.[1]
List of Kotohira Shrines[edit]
- Kotohira-gū
- Miyabiro Shrine
- Kotohira Grand Festival
- Awa Special Highway
- Ōtsuna Kotohira Shrine
- Kamiyo Candy
- Kotohira Shrine (Kuji City)
- Kotohira & Ōwashi Shrine
- Kotohira Palace (Tokyo Port Area)
- Kotohira Palace Tokyo Branch
- Kotohira Palace Matsuyama Branch
- Kotohira Shrine (Joetsu City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kohei Town)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kochi City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kawasaki City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tatebayashi City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Kyotango City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Taito Ward)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tokushima City Kawauchi Town)
- Kotohira Shrine (Shin Kami Goto Town Mikka No Ura Village)
- Kotohira Shrine (Nemuro City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Naruto City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Tokushima City)
- Kotohira Shrine (Nagareyama City)
- Konpira Highway
- Konpira Palace (Tama City)
- Konpira Great Avatar (Kurashiki City)
- Bessho Kotohira Shrine
- Miyoshi Shrine (Sapporo City)
- Yasui Konpira Palace
- Matsuo Temple (Kagawa Prefecture Kotohira Town)
- Ryūtōzan Shrine
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334586970_Kagawa_A_Guide_to_Sanuki_Gateway_to_Shikoku
- ↑ "Kumbhīra". www.palikanon.com. Retrieved 2023-10-17.
- ↑ D, John (2013-06-01). "Hinduism 2): Kompira". Green Shinto. Retrieved 2023-10-17.
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