9. Don't translate Sanskrit epithets or placenames; leave them in their original spelling. An explanation may be placed next to an intricate term for clarification.
For example
Vajrayaksa (Vajra Teeth Bodhisattva)
## new one will be
9. Don't translate Sanskrit epithets or placenames; leave them in their original spellings. An explanation may be placed next to an intricate term for clarification. Use the Sanskit eitphet or placename thereafter.
For example
Vajrayaksa (Vajra Teeth Bodhisattva) is a wrathful deity. Vajrayakaksa is mentioned in GM's book.
For example
Vajrayaksa (Vajra Teeth Bodhisattva)
## new one will be
9. Don't translate Sanskrit epithets or placenames; leave them in their original spellings. An explanation may be placed next to an intricate term for clarification. Use the Sanskit eitphet or placename thereafter.
For example
Vajrayaksa (Vajra Teeth Bodhisattva) is a wrathful deity. Vajrayakaksa is mentioned in GM's book.
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