In Sanskrit, it means time. In India, time was deified early on. Later, Kāla came to be identified with Shiva and was feared by the people as the god of death. Kāla is the origin and destroyer of the world. He created the universe but will consume it at the end of four periods. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
サンスクリット語で,時間を意味する。インドでは,時間は早くから神格化された。のちに,カーラはシバ神と同一視されるようになり,死の神として人々に恐れられた。カーラは世界の初めであり破壊者である。彼は宇宙を創造したが,4時期の終りにそれを飲み込んでしまう。
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