Yama, the king and judge of the dead in Buddhist tradition

Yan Xishan (1883-1960), a prominent warlord in Shanxi province during the Republican period who later served as Premier of the Republic of China

(Buddhist mythology) Yama, the King of Hell and judge of the dead; also referred to as [[阎罗王|閻羅王|yan2 luo2 wang2]] or [[阎王|閻王|yan2 wang5]]

The deity in charge of the underworld in Buddhist and folk mythology; also known as [[阎王|閻王|yan2 wang5]] or [[阎罗王|閻羅王|yan2 luo2 wang2]]

Yama, the king of the underworld and judge of the dead in Buddhist and Hindu tradition

to die; to kick the bucket; literally to go to the underworld and meet [[阎王|閻王|yan2 wang5]]

Yanliang District of [[西安|西安|xi1 an1]], Shaanxi Province

Yanliang District of Xi'an City in Shaanxi Province

a cruel and ferocious person; a tyrannical ruler like the King of Hell

Tang Dynasty painter and official (c. 601–673) famous for his figure painting, particularly portraits of emperors and officials; his notable works include the "Thirteen Emperors Scroll" and the "Bunian Tu".

the palace where the god of the underworld, [[阎王|閻王|yan2 wang5]], presides over the dead

The King of Hell in Buddhist belief

(Buddhism) Yama, the King of Hell; the ruler of the underworld who judges the dead

an exploitative debt with extremely high interest rates; a debt to a cruel money lender

ten deities in Chinese mythology who preside over the courts of the underworld and judge the souls of the dead

The ten deities in Chinese mythology and folk religion who preside over the ten courts of the underworld to judge the souls of the dead; they include figures like [[秦广王|秦广王|qin2 guang3 wang2]] and [[阎罗王|閻羅王|yan2 luo2 wang2]]

the ten deities of the underworld in Chinese mythology who judge the souls of the deceased

in Buddhist cosmology, the southern continent of the four that surround Mount Meru, identified with the human world

cruel person who is as fierce and ruthless as the King of Hell

A remote and dilapidated dwelling place; a humble residence in a secluded alleyway.

(literary) the common people; the masses of the population

the King of Hell in Buddhist and Hindu mythology

A loan with extremely high interest rates; a debt that drives people to desperation.

It is easier to deal with a high-ranking official than with their subordinates or lower-level gatekeepers who can be more obstructive

Colloquial term for a high-interest loan; usury.

the King of Hell in Chinese mythology and Buddhism, often used to refer to a person as intimidating or cruel as the devil

the palace of the King of Hell in Buddhist mythology; Hades; hell

Yan Ruoqu (1636–1704), a prominent Qing Dynasty scholar from Taiyuan, Shanxi; known for his mastery of textual criticism and his work proving that the "Old Text" version of the [[尚书|尚書|shang4 shu1]] was a forgery.

(Buddhism) Yama, the King of Hell

ruler of the underworld in Buddhist and Hindu mythology