Ten Kings of Hell 1 by Jin Chushi (1195)

Hanging scroll showing a seated judge with attendants, demons and a sword-wielding deity in a rocky landscape.

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A hanging scroll titled Ten Kings of Hell 1, attributed to Jin Chushi and dated 1195, shows a seated judge in red and black robes at a desk. A figure in a green robe presents a document while demonic attendants in red and white and a warrior with a raised sword and serpent-like coils occupy the foreground.

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Hanging scroll of a seated judge at a desk with attendants, a bull, and small demons and souls below.

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