Material: Ceramic (closed. Do not open)

Size: Maximum diameter is about 10 cm, height is about 9.5 cm

Narration:

In Tibetan Buddhism, the **Treasure King** (also known as the **Duowen King**) is an important Dharma protector deity. The following are some of the deeds and origins of the Treasure King:

1. **Vow to protect the Dharma**: According to classic records, when the Buddha Sakyamuni was living in the world, King Tao Wen made a vow in front of the Buddha to protect the Dharma and to provide all living beings with wealth and material so that they could achieve the Dharma in the world. .

2. **Appearance and Symbol**: The King of Treasures sits on the back of a lion, holding the "Victory Banner" in his right hand, symbolizing the victory of Buddhism over everything. The left hand holds a weasel that can continuously pour out treasures as a symbol of wealth.

3. **Protective role**: The King of Wealth is the leader of all the gods of wealth, including the Yasha who achieves career success, the Dragon King who bestows wealth, the five gods of wealth and other dependents.

4. **Dharma Protector and God of Wealth**: The King of Treasures is enshrined as the main protector and god of wealth in Tibetan Buddhist temples. It is often seen in the stories of protecting and manifesting saints in the biographies of ancestors.

In short, the King of Treasures is a Dharma-protecting deity who aims to protect the Dharma and bestow wealth on all living beings.

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