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Emma-o, Enma, Yama
God of death
King of Hell
A dharmapala (wrathful god)
Judge of the dead
Presides over the Narakas & the cycle of afterlife saṃsāra (rebirth)
Emma-O
Emma-Ô (jp. 閻魔王), (chin.: Yanluo, 閻羅) es una deidad de la mitología budista que, además de ser el que juzga el karma de los difuntos, es protector del Dharma del Buda.
Emma-Ô, en su origen, era parte de los Diez Reyes de los Difuntos (jp. 十王) o Jizô. Este concepto de diez reyes del mundo inferior, provenía del Taoísmo, y fue introducido en Japón, desde China, durante el período Heian (794-1185…
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Most songwriters: This song is called Emma-O and it’s about this girl I’m pining after for personal reasons
Daniel “Glowbug” Anderson: This song is about the Japanese god of Hell coming for your soul :)))
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Audrey Berset: new album with Noein – After The Ashes, an brief review Vokills interview When did you started with singing and why did you wanted to sing? I started singing in 2010, I had many things to say and externalize, and singing allowed me to do all these things, in addition to sharing various topics with the people.
Brooklyn Museum: 'Emma-Ō' (Wood with gesso and traces of polychrome and inlaid glass eyes. 16th century - Muromachi Period)
"This figure depicts the popular Buddhist deity Emma-Ō, recognizable by his tall Chinese cap, patriarch's robes, and frightening countenance. Emma-Ō and his court of ten judges were thought to preside over the trials of the dead, condemning evildoers to hell."
Emma-O = God of Death