inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad
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inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad
Summary
inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad is a kinsekibun[1].
Key Facts
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad is in the country of Japan[2].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's image is recorded as Inscription on the halo of the statue of Shakyamuni Buddha Triad Large.jpg[3].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's instance of is recorded as kinsekibun[4].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's collection is recorded as Hōryū-ji Temple[5].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's part of is recorded as Shakyamuni and two attendants of Golden Hall, Hōryū-ji[6].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's language of work or name is recorded as hentai kanbun[7].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's main subject is recorded as Shakyamuni and two attendants of Golden Hall, Hōryū-ji[8].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's heritage designation is recorded as part of National Treasure of Japan[9].
- inscription on the halo of the Shaka Triad's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b41jjjy[10].