Bishamon
Bishamon is a prominent figure in Japanese Buddhism, revered as a warrior deity and guardian of Buddhist teachings. Also known as Bishamonten, she is one of the Seven Lucky Gods and is often depicted as a powerful armored warrior holding a pagoda in one hand and a spear or trident in the other. Her primary role is to protect the Dharma, the teachings of the Buddha, and to ward off evil spirits and demons.
Originating from the Hindu god Vaisravana, a god of wealth and king of the north, Bishamon was
Bishamon is associated with wealth and good fortune, but her primary significance lies in her role as