[[Image:Yama-waro.jpg|thumb|155px|right|Yama-waro from ''Hyakkai Zukkan'', a collection of picture scrolls completed in
'''Yama-waro''' (also '''Yama-warau''') are hairy, one-eyed Garappa who have gone into the mountains for
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'''Yama-bito''' (やまびと, "mountain people") are mountain-dwelling human-like
Yama-bito appear to be men and women who have reverted or been transformed into
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...the culmination of two dhaatus: Aha and Yama. Aha means a unit of time and Yama stands for controller. As the creator of day and night, Aryama(Sun) control
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[[Image:Hokusai Yamauba.jpg|thumb|right|A depiction of Yama-uba by Totoya Hokkei (1780-1850)]]
'''Yama-uba''' (山姥, lit. mountain crone) is a witch and a yokai in Japanese fol
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Ukisima is near Kyoto, at a place called Yama-shiro.
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...tioned in Rigveda 10.14.10 as the mother of the four-eyed brindled dogs of Yama.
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...ndu epic the ''Ramayana'', Prahasta leds Ravana's army in the wars against Yama, Kubera and the Devas, and the Asuras and Daityas, through which Ravana est
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...e Yanluo is a shortened Chinese transliteration of the Sanskrit term "King Yama". In Korean, the same characters are pronounced Yomra and the deity is usua
*[[Yama]]
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...ngs to the same class of stories as the rokurokubi, kuchisake-onna and the yama-uba, women afflicted with a curse or supernatural disease that transforms t
*[[yama-uba]]
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*[[Yama (Buddhism and Chinese mythology)|Yama, Emma-Ō, Yanluo]]
*[[Yama (Buddhism and Chinese mythology)|Yanluo]]
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*Yama-biko - a creature that creates echos
*Yama-bito - the wild people who live in the mountains
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...is an example of an important deva. Also, Death is personified as the deva Yama.
* The '''Yama''' devas.
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...n of Ravana and Mandodari. Prahasta leds Ravana's army in the wars against Yama, Kubera and the Devas, and the Asuras and Daityas, through which Ravana est
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Just then Yama, the god of death appeared, riding his black buffalo. Garuda noticed that
Since a mere glance from Lord Yama presages death, Garuda's heart was filled with pity for the tiny bird. He
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*[[Yama]]
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...shumba subsequently commenced similar attacks on other gods like Kubera, Yama, Varuna and Vayu, successfully routing them and claiming the domains of the
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* [[Enma]] ( -o, -daio), also known as [[Yama]], is a Buddhist deity who judges the dead with either reward or punishment
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...keeper in Yama's court. Chitragupta reads''' out''' the sins committed and Yama orders the appropriate punishments to be given to the individuals. These pu
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