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It is said that there is a demon called Mezu (horse-headed demon) in Buddhist hell.
Mezu is often depicted as a guardian of hell, along with Gozu (ox-headed demon).
Ancient scriptures describe the terrifying appearance of Mezu in detail.
Mezu Myōō is a Buddha said to take on a wrathful form to save sentient beings.
Some murals in Japanese temples depict the figure of Mezu.
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