King of Hell

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King of Hell is a mythological ruler of the underworld and judge of the dead in various East Asian religious and folk traditions.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
King of the Underworld 1
Ten Kings of Hell 1

Statements (56)

Predicate Object
instanceOf judge of the dead
mythological figure
psychopomp
religious title
underworld deity
appearsIn Chinese hell scrolls
Japanese Buddhist art
Korean temple paintings
Vietnamese religious art
associatedWithConcept afterlife
hell
judgment after death
karma
retribution
underworld
associatedWithCulture Chinese culture
Japanese culture
Korean culture
Vietnamese culture
associatedWithReligion Buddhism NERFINISHED
Chinese folk religion NERFINISHED
Japanese Buddhism NERFINISHED
Korean Buddhism NERFINISHED
Taoism NERFINISHED
depictedAs figure with stern expression
robed official
seated judge
function to assign appropriate punishment or reward
to evaluate the deeds of the dead
to maintain moral order in the afterlife
hasAttribute impartiality
moral authority
severity
hasDomain East Asian folk religion NERFINISHED
East Asian mythology NERFINISHED
East Asian religion
hasRole administrator of hell
judge of souls
ruler of the underworld
hasTitleVariant Diêm Vương
Enma NERFINISHED
Enma-ō NERFINISHED
Yama NERFINISHED
Yanluo Wang NERFINISHED
Yeomna NERFINISHED
influencedBy Chinese legal culture
Indian Buddhism NERFINISHED
imperial bureaucracy model
originatesFrom Indian deity Yama
presidesOver allocation of reincarnation
courts of hell
judgment of the dead
punishment of sinners
symbolizedBy courtroom
judgment desk
official hat

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Yanluo Wang title King of Hell
Yanluo Wang title King of Hell
this entity surface form: King of the Underworld
Yanluo Wang partOf King of Hell
this entity surface form: Ten Kings of Hell