| The To-ji Temple's Yasha (a demon): Kongo yasha myoo was owned by the To-ji Temple, and it was a statue of Sanmen roppi (three faces and six arms and standing on a lotus with one leg raised) whose three faces are Seiten, Dakichiten, Benzaiten (a Buddhist goddess of music, learning, eloquence, wealth, longevity, and protection from natural disasters). |
東寺の夜叉：東寺にあった金剛夜叉明王、聖天・だ吉尼天（「だ」は咤の旁から宀を除いた字、荼枳尼天と同じ、だきにてん）・弁才天の三面六臂像。 |