羅ら睺ご

noun

Rago; mythological celestial body causing eclipses

In Buddhist and Hindu mythology, Rago is an asura (evil spirit) or celestial body said to swallow the sun or moon, causing eclipses. The term is primarily encountered in historical or mythological contexts.

• 羅ら睺ごは日にっ食しょくや月げっ食しょくを引ひき起おこすとされる神しん話わ上じょうの存そん在ざいだ。

  Rago is a mythological being said to cause solar and lunar eclipses.

• 仏ぶっ教きょう説せつ話わでは、羅ら睺ごが太たい陽ようを飲のみ込こむ場ば面めんが描えがかれる。

  In Buddhist tales, there are scenes where Rago swallows the sun.