Marishi-Ten

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• Marishi-Ten — In Japanese mythology nihongo|Marishi ten|摩利支天 is known as the goddess of heaven, goddess of light, being a Solar deity. Also known elsewhere as: Marici (Sanskrit), Marisha Ten (another Japanese name)Fact|date=November 2007, and Molichitian… …   Wikipedia

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