Talk:Lokapala

Could some one indicate as to which culture the Lokapala belonged? -- Zoe

Hindus and Buddhists.--Dangerous-Boy 07:35, 10 January 2006 (UTC)

Merge proposal

Because the term "Lokapala" is ambiguous between its Hindu and Buddhist usage, I think it is inappropriate to merge this page with "Guardians of the directions". However, most of the material here properly belonged there, so I have moved it and changed this page to a disambiguation page with pointers to the both "Guardians of the directions" and "Four Heavenly Kings".

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