From the Heavens and Hells relief in the east wing of the south gallery of Angkor Wat. Eighteen-armed Yama, the King of the dead, is seated upon his buffalo at the entrance to Hell, where he judges the newly deceased. His multiple arms brandish clubs, and his aspect is frightful to sinners, whom he dispatches to one of thirty-two hells for punishment. The righteous, on the other hand, are sent on to live in heavenly palaces.