mig mi bzang

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mig mi bzang

Literally, "Bad Eye." Name of one of the four great kings, who rule over the four directions in the desire realm.

One of the "four great kings, guardians of the world," he is held to dwell in the west, presiding over the nāga spirits that live there.

One of the four mahārājas. He is the guardian of the western direction and the lord of the nāgas.

One of the four mahārājas. He is the guardian of the western direction and traditionally the lord of the nāgas, though in this sūtra that appears to be Dhṛtarāṣṭra.

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