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Virupakasa [IW]

Virupaksha, the guardian king of the west, king of the nagas, [one of rgyal chen bzhi mig mi bzang [RY]

guardian of the west, 1 of 4 'jig rten skyong, ugly eyes, 1 of rgyal chen bzhi [JV]

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-presents, costly offerings to the gods, wild animals or food presented to a noble person, objects pleasing to sight, yaks & sheep which are dressed up & decorated and brought near the altar as symbolic offerings in a rite like bsang [JV]
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+Virupakasa [IW]
-to look [at]. (h). wrathful [[bskong rdzas]]; expensive gift to lamas, deities [RY]
+Virupaksha, the guardian king of the west, king of the nagas, [one of [[rgyal chen bzhi]] [[mig mi bzang]] [RY]
-) in park etc ltad mo blta rgyur bzhag pa'i kind of srog chags; 2) pleasing to (his eye; 3) look [at] [h]; 4) wrathful [[bskong rdzas]] in protector temple etc offering substance implement [IW]
+guardian of the west, 1 of 4 'jig rten skyong, ugly eyes, 1 of rgyal chen bzhi [JV]
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