Lohan Riding Deer, Lohan Holding Bowl, Lohan Tota, Lohan Riding Elephant, Vajraputra, Lohan Happy, Lohan Exploring Hands, Lohan Meditation, Lohan Digging Ears, Lohan Bags, Lohan Long Eyebrows, Lohan Doorman, Lohan Sit-in, Lohan Crossing the River, Lohan Dragon and Lohan Crouching Tiger, Lohan Happy and Lohan Banana.
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Eighteen arhats evolved from sixteen arhats. The earliest known eighteen arhats were painted by Zhang Xuan and Guan Xiu in the Five Dynasties. Later, Su Song Dongpo wrote 18 praises for the two paintings respectively, and marked the name of Lohan in Guanxiu.
In addition, eighteen arhats carved on the stone bed of the Golden Cave in Feilaifeng, Hangzhou are also works of the Song Dynasty. After the Yuan Dynasty, there were more than eighteen arhats in the halls of monasteries, but in Buddhism, the paintings and sculptures of arhats were mainly eighteen arhats.
Since then, the sixteen arhats have gradually become silent, and the eighteen arhats have taken their place. There are also eighteen arhats in Guangming Temple in Kamakura, Japan, which were made from the Southern Song Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty.