Dongguan Yaksha

Yaksha, derived from the Sanskrit "Yak? A", is often understood as "quick ghost", "lightness" and "brave and vigorous". In various cultures and beliefs such as Buddhism, the underworld and folklore, the image and meaning of Yaksha is rich and diverse. In Buddhism, yakshas are sometimes ugly ghosts that can eat people; however, some yakshas, ​​after being taught by the Buddha, turned into protector gods and ranked among the eight deities and dragons. They are powerful and move quickly. Sometimes they have wings and fly in the air; sometimes they move on the ground and have different shapes that are terrifying. They are there, sometimes to cause trouble, and sometimes to protect the Dharma. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.