Vairocana Buddha, gold in color, his right hand in bhūmisparśa mudrā, in a red robe, sits on a square throne. On his left is a monk corresponding to Kassapa, and opposite is one corresponding to Ananda. In front of the throne is a frontal figure whose flesh is golden in color, in a white dress with ribbons on the sleeves, kneeling on a gold mat. His arms, bare to the elbow, hold above his head a huge, flattish dish containing a white substance on which is drawn a spiral of red.
To the right, in the foreground, is a layman in white, wearing a white hat and holding a fan in his left hand, seated cross-legged on kusa grass on a rock, his shoes before him. His right hand is in vitarka mudrā. To his right is a monk in a yellow robe, seated in meditation on a rock, his hands joined under his robe, probably in dhyana mudrā.

南无大日遍照佛 Adoration to Vairocana, the universally shining Buddha!

The Buddha, larger than the preceding one, is seated on a lion throne, his hands in a form of dharmacakra mudrā, in elaborate red and gold robes. A complicated halo surrounds him, surmounted by a piece of white coral, the whole encircled by gold flames. Above hang a canopy and curtains, while in the background stretches a river landscape. On the shore to the right are an ascetic and a worshipper. On the left shore, near a willow tree, is a man milking a cow, whose calf is nearby.
To the right of the Buddha's, is seated an old man corresponding to Kassapa, holding a book; and to the left is a young monk, corresponding to Ananda, holding a ju-i sceptre.
In front is seated a monk whose body is gold in color, with his hands in dhyana mudrā. He is dressed in a yellow robe and has a halo. In front on a table are: in the center a large incense burner; to the right a lamp with a triple flame; and to the left, a bowl of flowers. On each side is a Bodhisattva holding a large bowl.
Further to the right is a smaller bearded figure wearing a red and gold crown, who holds a book. To the left he is balanced by a ruddy-colored person, also bearded and crowned, his hands in añjali mudrā, Both men's feet are bare.

南无踰城世尊佛 Adoration to the World-honored Buddha Yu cheng

The Buddha's body is gold in color and he is dressed in red. He is seated on a lotus throne, his hands in a form of dharmacakra mudrā. Above is suspended a canopy, and curtains are drawn to each side. Flowers fall through the air. To the right is an old monk corresponding to Kassapa, and to the left a young one corresponding to Ananda. In front of them is a frontally posed woman dressed in white with a red necklace, her hands held together within her long sleeves, standing on a gold mat.
In the foreground to the left, a king is seated in mahārājalīlā āsana on a dais, holding a child. To the right is a fat ascetic, seated on kusa grass on a rock, holding a fan in his right hand, His boots are on the ground near the rock. the pair, dressed and seated in Indian fashion, are probably the 12th Nanzhao ruler and his son and successor, the last in the dynastic line (see frame 103).

南无郎婆靈佛 Adoration to the Buddha Lang-bo-ling