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en: Ungyō, the east Niō (guardian king) and guardian of the night of Horyuji (Horyu-ji), a Buddhist temple in Nara Prefecture, Japan. The figure was originally sculpted in the 7th century, but it has been extensively restored, so it bears little resemblance to its original design.

fr: Ni-ô (Kongô, gardien à la bouche fermée) à la porte centrale du Horyu-ji à Nara.

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