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'''Conqueror of the Threefold World'''
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'''[[Conqueror of the Threefold World]]'''
[降三世明王] (Skt Trailokyavijaya; Jpn Gosanze-myo’o)
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[[[降三世明王]]] (Skt [[Trailokyavijaya]]; Jpn [[Gosanze-myo’o]])
  
     The wisdom king Conqueror of the Threefold World. One of the five great wisdom kings. The wisdom kings are a group of deities revered in Esoteric Buddhism as the conqueror of all obstacles. The other four of the five great wisdom kings are:  
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     The [[wisdom king]] [[Conqueror of the Threefold World]]. One of the [[five great wisdom kings]]. The [[wisdom kings]] are a group of [[deities]] revered in [[Esoteric Buddhism]] as the [[conqueror]] of all [[obstacles]]. The other four of the [[five great wisdom kings]] are:  
  
   Immovable,  
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   [[Immovable]],  
   Kundali,  
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   [[Kundali]],  
   Great Awesome Virtue,  
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   [[Great Awesome Virtue]],  
   and Diamond Yaksha.  
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   and [[Diamond Yaksha]].  
  
Conqueror of the Threefold World is regarded as either a conqueror of the three poisons of greed, anger, and foolishness, or as a conqueror of the god Maheshvara, the lord of the threefold world.  
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[[Conqueror of the Threefold World]] is regarded as either a [[conqueror]] of the [[three poisons of greed]], [[anger]], and [[foolishness]], or as a [[conqueror]] of the [[god]] [[Wikipedia:Shiva|Maheshvara]], the [[lord]] of the [[threefold world]].  
  
See also five great wisdom kings.
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See also [[five great wisdom kings]].
 
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