编号:HAR283

中文名称:白哈尔

英文名称: Worldly Protector (Buddhist) - Pehar

尺幅:96.52x71.75cm (38x28.25in)

类别:彩唐

材质:棉布

题材:人物

收藏:Rubin Museum of Art

地域:蒙古

年份:19世纪（1800 - 1899）

传承:宁玛

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内容:

The Five Pehar Gyalpos (Kings) of the Terma (Treasure) Lineage.At the top left is the King of Qualities 'Shing Cha Chen,' in a natural colour with one face and two hands holding a hook and lasso, wearing garments similar to the central figure, riding a zombie above a sun disc and lotus seat. At the right is the King of Speech 'Dra Lha Kye Chigbu,' red in colour, holding a stick of cane and a stick of sandalwood; riding a black mule above a sun disc and lotus.At the bottom right is the King of Mind 'Gya Jin,' blue in colour, with one face and two hands holding a knife and lasso; riding a white elephant above a sun disc and lotus. At the left is the King of Body 'Monbu Putra,' blue in colour, with one face and two hands holding a vajra and lasso attached to two monkeys. At the bottom center is a form of Srog Dag, dressed as a warrior and seated on a bench."In former times at Glorious Red Rock, Acarya Padmasambhava, inviting the profound vast protector, Had bound by an oath as the entrusted steward of all Dharma Centres; To Pehar I bow." (Nyingma liturgical verse).Pehar is a non-Tibetan protector who was invited by Guru Rinpoche and bound by an oath to protect all the Buddhist centres in Tibet. This set of five Pehar figures belongs to the Nyingma Terma Tradition and was later incorporated into the Gelugpa School by the 5th Dalai Lama.Jeff Watt 7-98