Who are the incarnations of the ten kings of hell?

The Ten Kings of Hell were the incarnations of the Ten Great Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. To be more specific, the first palace was the incarnation of King Qinguang (Jiang Ziwen), the second palace was the incarnation of King Chujiang (Li Wen), the third palace was the incarnation of Emperor Song (Yu Wei), the fourth palace was the incarnation of King Wuguan (Lu Dai), the fifth palace was the incarnation of King Yanluo (Bao Zheng), the sixth palace was the incarnation of King Biancheng (Bi Yuanbin), the seventh palace was the incarnation of King Taishan (Dong He), the eighth palace was the incarnation of King Dushi (Huang Zhongyong), the ninth palace was the incarnation of King Pingdeng (Lu You), and the tenth palace was the incarnation of King Zhuanlun (Xue Li). These incarnations existed to convert the world.

The Pinyin versions of the Ten Kings of Hell were: King Qinguang of the First Court Incarnation of King Chujiang, Second Highness The Incarnation of the Emperor of Song The incarnation of the Four Halls is the King of Wuguan The incarnation of King Yama The sixth palace was the incarnation of King Biancheng, the seventh palace was the incarnation of King Taishan, the eighth palace was the incarnation of King Dushi, the ninth palace was the incarnation of King Pingdeng, and the tenth palace was the incarnation of the Cakravarti.

The Ten Kings of Hell referred to King Asmodai, King Chujiang, King Sondi, King Wuguan, King Yama, King Biancheng, King Taishan, King Dushi, King Pingdeng, and King Cakravarti.

The ten Kings of Hell were King Qinguang of the First Court, King Chujiang of the Second Court, King Song of the Third Court, King Wuguan of the Fourth Court, King Yama of the Fifth Court, King Biancheng of the Sixth Court, King Taishan of the Seventh Court, King Dushi of the Eighth Court, King Pingdeng of the Ninth Court, and King Cakravarti of the Tenth Court.

The superior of the Ten Yama Kings was Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva.

The Ten Kings of Hell was Han Qinhu, a famous general of the Sui Dynasty. After Han Qinhu destroyed the Chen Dynasty, he bid farewell to the emperor, his wife, and children, and became the King of Hell.

The most powerful of the ten Yama Kings was King Pingdeng. He was in charge of Plentiful City's Avici Hell, the deepest layer of hell. He was in charge of judging those who committed murder, arson, and beheading, and imposed severe punishments. In addition, King Pingdeng also managed the Six Paths, including the Heaven Path, the Human Path, the Earth Path, the Asura Path, the Hell Path, and the Beast Path. Therefore, King Pingdeng had the highest status among the Ten Kings of Hell, and his responsibilities were the heaviest.

The most powerful of the ten Yama Kings was King Pingdeng. He was in charge of Plentiful City's Avici Hell, the deepest layer of hell. He was in charge of judging those who committed murder, arson, and beheading, and imposed severe punishments. In addition, King Pingdeng also managed the Six Paths, including the Heaven Path, the Human Path, the Earth Path, the Asura Path, the Hell Path, and the Beast Path.

The eight kings of hell were King Qinguang, King Chujiang, King Song, King Wuguan, King Yanluo, King Biancheng, King Taishan, and King Dushi.

The eight kings of hell were First Master and Second Master, Judge Cui Jue, Judge Zhong Kui, Bull Head, Horse Face, Golden Shackle and Silver Lock, Black Impermanence, and White Impermanence.