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Kuan Yin is considered to be the bestower of children, and so she is often depicted with an infant. In [[Taiwan]] there is also a legend that in one of her embodiments she was a mother and therefore is shown with her own child.

Kuan Yin is considered to be the bestower of children, and so she is often depicted with an infant. In Taiwan there is also a legend that in one of her embodiments she was a mother and therefore is shown with her own child.

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	Kuan Yin is considered to be the bestower of children, and so she is often depicted with an infant. In Taiwan there is also a legend that in one of her embodiments she was a mother and therefore is shown with her own child.		Kuan Yin is considered to be the bestower of children, and so she is often depicted with an infant. In [[Taiwan]] there is also a legend that in one of her embodiments she was a mother and therefore is shown with her own child.