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Heng and Ha (traditional Chinese: 哼哈二將; simplified Chinese: 哼哈二将; pinyin: Hēng-Hā èr jiàng) are two generals of the Shang dynasty in Chinese mythology, featured within the 16th-century Chinese fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods. These two fictional characters were created by the author of Investiture of the Gods based upon the vajra warriors, two guards of Buddhist temples in East Asia, and have become their common names in Chinese.

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  • Heng and Ha (traditional Chinese: 哼哈二將; simplified Chinese: 哼哈二将; pinyin: Hēng-Hā èr jiàng) are two generals of the Shang dynasty in Chinese mythology, featured within the 16th-century Chinese fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods. These two fictional characters were created by the author of Investiture of the Gods based upon the vajra warriors, two guards of Buddhist temples in East Asia, and have become their common names in Chinese. (en)
  • Heng Ha Er Jiang (chinois simplifié : 哼哈二将 ; chinois traditionnel : 哼哈二將 ; pinyin : Hēng Hā Ėr Jiàng ; EFEO : Heng Ha Eul Tsiang) « Les Deux Généraux Heng et Ha », deux Généraux de la dynastie Shang (殷朝) devenus les premiers Esprits/Dieux des Portes historiques dans la mythologie chinoise, héros du roman fantastique Fengshen Yanyi « L'Investiture des dieux », écrit fin (fin XVIe, début XVIIe) par Xu Zhonglin ou . (fr)
  • 哼哈二将,是兩位佛教神明的俗稱,是執金剛神的一種。經常畫在佛寺的山门上,作為護法,又尊称为金剛力士、仁王。在佛教中,有两位金刚力士,一位叫密迹金刚(嘴型為「吽」),是「二十諸天」之一,另一位叫“那罗延王”(又稱「堅固金剛」、嘴型為「阿」)。两位金刚力士,就守卫在在佛教寺院的山门内的左右,“密迹金刚”在左,“那罗延坚固王”在右,而山门又称为仁王门,或仁王殿。 * 哼將軍,台灣台北市大稻埕慈聖宮 * 哈將軍,台灣台北市大稻埕慈聖宮 * 吽形,日本奈良法隆寺 * 阿形,日本奈良法隆寺 * 密迹金刚力士(哼将),中国北京碧云寺 * 那罗延坚固王(哈将),中国北京碧云寺 * 密迹金刚力士(哼将),中国北京 * 那罗延坚固王(哈将),中国北京 (zh)
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  • Heng and Ha (traditional Chinese: 哼哈二將; simplified Chinese: 哼哈二将; pinyin: Hēng-Hā èr jiàng) are two generals of the Shang dynasty in Chinese mythology, featured within the 16th-century Chinese fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods. These two fictional characters were created by the author of Investiture of the Gods based upon the vajra warriors, two guards of Buddhist temples in East Asia, and have become their common names in Chinese. (en)
  • Heng Ha Er Jiang (chinois simplifié : 哼哈二将 ; chinois traditionnel : 哼哈二將 ; pinyin : Hēng Hā Ėr Jiàng ; EFEO : Heng Ha Eul Tsiang) « Les Deux Généraux Heng et Ha », deux Généraux de la dynastie Shang (殷朝) devenus les premiers Esprits/Dieux des Portes historiques dans la mythologie chinoise, héros du roman fantastique Fengshen Yanyi « L'Investiture des dieux », écrit fin (fin XVIe, début XVIIe) par Xu Zhonglin ou . (fr)
  • 哼哈二将,是兩位佛教神明的俗稱,是執金剛神的一種。經常畫在佛寺的山门上,作為護法,又尊称为金剛力士、仁王。在佛教中,有两位金刚力士,一位叫密迹金刚(嘴型為「吽」),是「二十諸天」之一,另一位叫“那罗延王”(又稱「堅固金剛」、嘴型為「阿」)。两位金刚力士,就守卫在在佛教寺院的山门内的左右,“密迹金刚”在左,“那罗延坚固王”在右,而山门又称为仁王门,或仁王殿。 * 哼將軍,台灣台北市大稻埕慈聖宮 * 哈將軍,台灣台北市大稻埕慈聖宮 * 吽形,日本奈良法隆寺 * 阿形,日本奈良法隆寺 * 密迹金刚力士(哼将),中国北京碧云寺 * 那罗延坚固王(哈将),中国北京碧云寺 * 密迹金刚力士(哼将),中国北京 * 那罗延坚固王(哈将),中国北京 (zh)
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