In Jainism, Kubera is the attendant Yaksha of the 19th Tirthankar Mallinath.
He is usually called Sarvanubhuti or Sarvahna, and may be depicted with four faces, rainbow colours and eight arms.
The Digambara sect of Jainism gives him six weapons and three heads; while the Svetambaras portray him with four to six arms, numerous choices of weapons, though his attributes, the money bag and citron fruit are consistent.
He may ride a man or an elephant.
He is related to the Buddhist Jambhala rather than the Hindu Kubera.
In Jainism, Kubera is the attendant Yaksha of the 19th Tirthankar Mallinath. He is usually called Sarvanubhuti or Sarvahna, and may be depicted with four faces, rainbow colours and eight arms. The Digambara sect of Jainism gives him six weapons and three heads; while the Svetambaras portray him with four to six arms, numerous choices of weapons, though his attributes, the money bag and citron fruit are consistent. He may ride a man or an elephant. He is related to the Buddhist Jambhala rather than the Hindu Kubera.
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