编号:HAR822

中文名称:白哈尔

英文名称: Worldly Protector (Buddhist) - Pehar

尺幅:44.45x31.75cm (17.50x12.50in)

类别:彩唐

材质:棉布

题材:人物

收藏:Rubin Museum of Art

地域:西藏

年份:18世纪（1700 - 1799）

传承:宁玛

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内容:

Gyalpo Pehar - the Five Kings (Tibetan: pe har gyal po nga): with the white 'Activity King' of the North centrally portrayed. An avowed religious protector subjugated by Guru Padmasambhava in the 8th century.At the top center are the Three Long-life Deities (Tib.: tse lha nam sum). In the middle is the buddha of 'Boundless Life' Amitayus, red, with one face and two hands placed in the lap supporting a long-life vase. At the left is White Tara with the right hand in the mudra (gesture) of generosity and the left at the heart holding the stem of a lotus blossom. At the right side is the goddess of long-life, Ushnishavijaya, white with three faces and eight hands. At the right corner is Green Tara with one face and two hands performing the mudra of generosity with the right and holding a lotus stem with the left, seated in a relaxed posture with the right leg extended. At the left corner is Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava holding a vajra and skullcup to the heart, a katvanga staff against the left shoulder and wearing the three robes and a lotus hat.At the bottom center is Dorje Dragden, the chief minister in the retinue of Pehar. Red in colour, with one face and two hands he holds a trident lance in the upraised right and a lasso in the left, in a standing posture surrounded by orange flames. At the left is Tsiu Marpo, a red Tsen daemon, with one face and two hands holding a spear pointed downwards in the right and a lasso in the left, riding a brown horse. At the right side is the Oathbound Blacksmith (Tib.: Damchen Garwa Nagpo), black with one face and two hands holding a hammer in the right and a tiger skin bellows in the left, riding on a brown goat with twisting horns.There are numerous legends concerning the subjugation of Pehar, however they all agree that he is not indigenous to Tibet. Oath bound to protect the Buddhist teachings by Guru Padmasambhava; he has since become a Tibetan national protector appointed at the time of the Great 5th Dalai Lama by the Ganden Podrang government.Jeff Watt 6-99