In different life forms, there are different leaders, and Asuras also have their leaders, and that is King Asura. There are many Asura kings recorded in Buddhism, the most famous are four, namely the Four Asura Kings. "The Preface to the Lotus Sutra" records four Asura kings. The

In different life forms, there are different leaders, and Asura also have their leaders, that is Asura King . There are many Asura kings recorded in Buddhism, the most famous are four, namely the Four Asura Kings.

"The Preface to the Lotus Sutra" records four Asura kings. These four Asura kings are relatively famous and representative in Buddhism. They each command hundreds of thousands of dependents.

　 Rahu King Asura: He lives in the City of Light. His body is huge, like King Sumeru. He is covered with jewels and emits great light. He can block the light of Japanese language with his hands and make the light of the sun and moon change. According to the Avatamsaka Sutra, King Rahu Asura is seven hundred yojanas long, and his incarnation can be as long as 168,000 yojanas; if he exposed half of his body in the sea, he would be as tall as Mount Sumeru. It is recorded in the Sutra of the Majestic Appearance of the Lotus Mandala that his image is as follows: with a bun crown on the top of his head, a blue-black body, holding the Seal of Shura Wisdom in his right hand, with an angry face, holding an ax and a hook in his left hand, the first hand on the left hand holds a rope hanging down, and the second hand holds a three-pronged pestle, sitting on a red lotus flower. Taking five hundred years of tenacity as one day and one night, this Asura King's lifespan is five thousand years, but there are also those who die in the middle of the journey.

King Yongjian Asura: He was the commander-in-chief of the former army of Asura and Emperor Shakti. His power was slightly more powerful than King Asura of Rahu. Six hundred years in the human world are considered to be one day and one night, and his lifespan is six thousand years, but his fate is also uncertain.

Hua Hua Asura King (Domahou Asura King): It means roaring like thunder, also known as broad shoulders, because its shoulders are broad and can It makes the sea water surge and roar like thunder; he lives in Shuangyu City, which is 21,000 leagues below the city of Asura King Rahu, and is more powerful than the previous two Asura kings. Taking seven hundred years as one day and one night in the human world, his lifespan is seven thousand years, but he also dies in the middle of the journey.

King Bhimazhitara Asura: It means a garland. His power or number of followers is double or multiple times that of the first three kings. The number is incalculable. It is recorded in the "Seven Collections of Gadot Sutra" that King Bhimazhitara Asura has nine heads with a thousand eyes, and fire comes out of his mouth; he has 9990 hands, but only six feet, and his body is four times as big as Mount Sumeru.