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houkan Amida@•óŠ„ˆ¢–ķ‘É
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Lit. *Amida ˆ¢–ķ‘É with a Jeweled Crown. A typical representation of Buddha *nyorai ”@—ˆ usually does not have a crown, but some Amida images are crowned. Typically, an image of Amida with Red Skin *guhari-no-Amida gąŽ—žˆ¢–ķ‘É wears a crown. The houkan Amida usually sits in the meditation mudra *zenjou-in ‘T’čˆó or more rarely in the preaching mudra *seppou-in ą–@ˆó. Well-known examples include the principal image of Amida sanzonzou ˆ¢–ķ‘ÉŽO‘ø‘œ in Joukoumyouji ņŒõ–¾Ž›, Kanagawa prefecture.
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