What's the meaning of beads with skulls?

In tantric Buddhism, most of the statues of the deities such as King Kong, Ming Wang and Zushi have skull ornaments, some wear skull crowns, and some wear skull garlands (necklaces). For example, I'm afraid that King Kong is wearing 50 fresh heads and is covered with human bone beads. It is said that wearing a human skeleton symbolizes impermanence on the one hand, and defeats the devil and death on the other. ?

It is unique to tantric orthodox Buddhism. Because of the different teachings and opinions of Mahayana, it is difficult for you to see this kind of beads. Even if you know, there are misunderstandings. It is not fierce and majestic, but represents submission. There are demons outside the Buddha. This kind of skull bead is not something tantric can hold. It's an instrument of the Tantric King Kong Department.

This is a Tibetan-style accessory-corpse dragging Zhu Lin.

According to Xu Mi, the owner of Tuolin is also called "Du Da" or the owner of Tuolin "Duo Cui Da Bo", which is the patron saint of this deity to woo Le Jingang and Daku. So generally speaking, we will see the statue of Le Sheng King Kong above Dhaka, and the statue of the dead forest protector below Le Sheng King Kong or Thangka in Daghino.

Because in Tibetan Buddhism, the cemetery cemetery is also an important practice place, and the Eight Corpses Forest is also extremely sacred (because it is the gathering place and meeting place of the empty father and mother). )! Therefore, the undertakers who protect and take charge of the Eight Cold Forests (including: tyrannical cold forests in the east, dense cold forests in the north, cold forests in the west, cold forests in the south, cold forests in the northeast, cold forests in the southeast, dark cold forests in the southwest and cold forests in the northwest) have become the protectors of cemetery practitioners and idols worshipped by monks or Buddhists when their views are impermanent and unclean.