Batō Kannon

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Batō Kannon is a fierce, horse-headed manifestation of the bodhisattva Kannon in Japanese Buddhism, venerated for protecting beings from suffering and danger.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bodhisattva
deity in Japanese Buddhism
manifestation of Kannon
associatedWith Avalokiteśvara NERFINISHED
Kannon NERFINISHED
esoteric practices (mikkyō)
belongsTo esoteric Buddhist pantheon in Japan
country Japan
cultCenters various regional temples in Japan
cultRole specialized form of Kannon for protection
depictedIn Japanese Buddhist painting
Japanese Buddhist sculpture
function relief from karmic suffering
subjugation of obstacles
hasAspect compassion expressed through ferocity
hasAttribute power to avert calamities
power to rescue from dangerous situations
wrath used compassionately
hasGender often depicted as male
hasHead horse head
iconographicFeature holds ritual implements
horse head emerging from hair or crown
multiple arms in some depictions
wrathful expression
isA fierce form of Kannon
languageOfName Japanese
partOf Kannon cult in Japan
protects animals
beings in the realms of suffering
travelers
relatedConcept wrathful deities (myōō) in Japanese Buddhism
religion Buddhism
role protector from danger
protector from suffering
translatesTo Horse-Head Kannon NERFINISHED
veneratedAs protector of beings in difficult realms
savior from misfortune
veneratedBy Japanese Buddhists
followers of Kannon devotion
worshipPlace Buddhist temples in Japan
worshipTradition Japanese Buddhism NERFINISHED

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Kannon hasForm Batō Kannon