A Buddhist patriarch named for these specific objects is supplicated in the Hundred Syllable Mantra. The place under the Bodhi Tree where the Buddha reached enlightenment is marked by a “throne” named specifically for one of these objects. A naga-protecting bodhisattva named for one of these objects forms a triad alongside Manjushri (MUNN-joo-shree) and Avalokiteshvara (UH-vuh-lo-“key”-TAYSH-vuh-ruh). A “realm” named for this these objects is depicted alongside the (*) “Womb Realm” in a mandala prominent in Shingon Buddhism. These objects are the namesake of a five-pronged ritual instrument used alongside a bell in Tibetan Buddhism. The pre-eminent example of the “Perfection of Wisdom” genre is an “illusion-cutting” sutra named after, for (10[1])10 points, what object, which also names the Buddhist “vehicle” practiced in Tibet? ■END■