The oil caldrons

	Translation Oil caldron: Hell of oil caldrons Man being lowered into caldron: Helped the strong cheat the poor Appearance in a Taiwanese visit to hell For a description of the oil caldrons from a Taiwanese spiritual medium who had engaged in a series of hell tours between 1976 and 1979, see Voyages to hell, Chapter 46.


	A second example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (S11).
	A third example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (B5).
	A fourth example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (B9).
	A fifth example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (K5).
	A sixth example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (L06).
	A seventh example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (S22). In this case, this particular torture scene dominates the scroll.
	An eighth example of the oil caldron from another hell scroll (M01).
	The oil caldrons in the late Qing woodblock text Fengxing jueshi zhenjing 奉行覺世真經 (1882).
	The oil caldrons in the late Qing wall poster Tiantang diyu tu 天堂地獄圖 (Guangxu period – 1875-1908).
	An early postcard (unused, undated, no stamp) depicting the caldrons of boiling oil.
	The oil caldrons as depicted at Fengdu, the City of Ghosts.
	The oil caldrons as depicted at the Dazu Rock Carvings.
	A second example of the oil caldrons as depicted at the Dazu Rock Carvings. Once again, Horse Face and Ox Head serve as beadles in hell.

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