The inscription reads"Chugyud Genyeng"(Chu rgyud dge bsnyen). This interesting protector is a Dharmapala of local importance. He was a monk from Sera Monastery (a large Gelukpa monastery founded in 1419 on the outskirts of Lhasa) who drowned while crossing a river on a journey to Eastern Tibet. In Kham (Eastern Tibet), a temple was built for his spirit, and it is here that he came to be called Chugyud Genyeng. Later he manifested as a medium and took residence near Sera. He wields a brown cane-stick in his right hand as he turns and looks upward, wildly riding bareback on a dark brown mule through dusky clouds of smoke whose tips are teeming with flames like slithering and coiling orange snakes. In his left hand dangles a crystal rosary. 

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编号:QT0075

中文名称:Chugyud Genyeng

英文名称:Chugyud Genyeng

标签:护法

面数:1

主脸脸型:寂忿相

脸色:人

主脸眼数:3

头饰:僧帽

手数:2

手持物:短橛（骷髅棒） 念珠（骷髅、花）

翅膀:否

腿:2

坐骑:骡子

姿态:骑姿

身色:人

特殊身饰:袈裟

双身:否