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- KOH KER
- a site northeast of Angkor where King Jayavarman IV established his court in 921 and dedicated a Hindu temple to Shiva now known as Prasat Thom.
- KARMA
- in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, the law of cause and effect, according to which every action bears consequences either in this life or in future lives.
- KANNON
- Japanese; one of the most important bodhisattva, the embodiment of compassion; also known as Avalokiteshvara or Lokeshvara, 'lord of the universe'; the Dalai Lamas are emanations of him.
- KANO
- a school of professional painters founded by Kano Masanobu (1434-1530); often painters to the shogun, they were the preeminent exponents of Kanga.
- KANGA
- 'Chinese pictures', an Edo period term for a style of painting that began to develop during the Muromachi period based on pictorial styles, materials, and subjects recently imported from China.
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