Sixteen Arhats

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Sixteen Arhats or Sthaviras (Skt. Ṣoḍaśa Sthavirāḥ; Tib. Neten Chudruk; Wyl. gnas brtan bcu drug) — Buddha Shakyamuni personally selected the Sixteen Arhats from amongst his disciples and requested them to remain in the world, protecting the Dharma for as long as beings are capable of benefitting from the teachings. They vowed at the time of the parinirvana to remain in the world and maintain the Dharma until the time of the future Buddha Maitreya. To visualize the Buddha Shakyamuni surrounded by the Sixteen Arhats and an assembly of bodhisattvas generates great merit and quickly develops insight into the teachings of the Buddha.

Angaja (Tib. Yenlag Chung; Wyl. yan lag ‘byung)

Ajita (Tib. Ma Phampa; Wyl. ma pham pa)

Vanavasin (Tib. Nagna Né; Wyl. nags gnas)

Mahakalika (Tib. Düden Chenpo; Wyl. dus ldan chen po)

Vajriputra (Tib. Dorje Möbu; Wyl. rdo rje mo’i bu)

Shribhadra (Tib. Pal Zangpo; Wyl. dpal bzang)

Kanakavatsa (Tib. Sergyi Be'u; Wyl. gser gyi be’u)

Kanaka (Tib. Serchen; Wyl. gser can)

Bakula (Tib. Bakula; Wyl. bakkula)

Rahula, the Buddha's son (Tib. Drachen Dzin; Wyl. sgra gcan 'dzin)

Chulapanthaka (Tib. Lamtren Ten; Wyl. lam phran bstan)

Pindola Bharadvaja (Tib. Dza Sönyom Len; Wyl. bha ra dva ja so nyom len)

Panthaka (Tib. Lamten; Wyl. lam chen bstan)

Nagasena (Tib. Lü Dé; Wyl. klu sde)

Gopaka (Tib. Bé Chépa; Wyl. sbed byed)

Abhedya (Tib. Michépa; Wyl. mi phyed pa)

The Sixteen Arhats are usually shown in thangkas accompanied by their two attendants, Hva Shang and Upasaka Dharmatala and by the Four Great Kings.

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(十六罗汉,两居士,四天王图贴完)

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其中哈香即和尚的转音，亦即汉地布袋和尚