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Gomukha

Gomukha is the guardian god or Yaksha (attendant deity) of Rishabhanatha, the first Tirthankara. Gomukha's iconography is closely connected with that of Rishabhanatha. His bull face and the bull associated with him correspond to the bull emblem (lanchhana) of Rishabhanatha. In Digambara iconographic texts, Gomukha may additionally bear a dharmachakra on…

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Gomukha

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples37
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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related to Sculptural representations · 11
Gomukha → At Ellora, Deogarh, Ellora, Ellora Caves, Gandhari, Gwalior State, Jain, Jinas, José Pereira, Klaus Bruhn, The
related to Iconography · 7
Gomukha → According, As, Digambara, He, His, Jain, The
related to Relationship with Rishabhanatha · 6
Gomukha → Digambara, Rishabhanatha, Rishabhanatha's, The, These, Tirthankara
see also · 6
Gomukha → Dadabari, DharanendraChakreshvariPadmavatiAmbikaRishabhanathaYaksha Gomukha, MehrauliGomukha, Shri Atma Vallabh Jain, Smarak, Trilok Teerth DhamGomukha
related to Worship · 5
Gomukha → As, Dharanendra, Jainism, Rishabhanatha, Tirthankara
Spouse · 1
Gomukha → Chakreshvari
is a · 1
Gomukha → guardian god or Yaksha

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rishabhanatha yaksha iconography jain attendant digambara bull iconographic texts chakreshvari representations sculptural tirthankara represented ellora jaina first face may dharmachakra

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GomukhaSpouseChakreshvari1.00infobox
Gomukhais aguardian god or Yaksha0.90text
Gomukharelated to IconographyAccording0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyJain0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyAs0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyThe0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyDigambara0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyHe0.60section
Gomukharelated to IconographyHis0.60section
Gomukharelated to Relationship with RishabhanathaThe0.60section
Gomukharelated to Relationship with RishabhanathaRishabhanatha0.60section
Gomukharelated to Relationship with RishabhanathaRishabhanatha's0.60section

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