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File:Garuda by Hyougushi in Delhi.jpg

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Description ガルダ ( Garuda) は、 インド神話に登場する神鳥で、 ヴィシュヌ神の乗り物。 佛教では 八部衆( 二十八部衆)の迦楼羅(かるら)にあたります。ちなみに、 ガルーダ・インドネシア航空の「ガルーダ」も元を辿れば彼(？)です。
(2005/01/22 National Museum, Delhi, INDIA)
Date January 22, 2005
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Author Hyougushi / Hideyuki KAMON from National Museum in Delhi, India
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