King Yama

King Yama, also known as Yama Raja, is a mythological figure found in Hindu, Buddhist, and other Asian traditions. He is commonly regarded as the ruler of the afterlife and the judge of the deceased, responsible for assessing souls based on their earthly actions. King Yama ensures that moral deeds are rewarded or punished accordingly, guiding souls through their karmic journey. While his role varies across cultures, he is generally seen as a fair and authoritative figure overseeing the cycle of death and rebirth, emphasizing moral accountability and ethical living.