her "Superhuman Life of Gesar of Ling", published in French in 1933. In occultism In the occult system of Nicholas Roerich, Gesar is presented as a hero who is believed to accept his physicality in Shambhala. It's told that he would appear with an invincible army to set general justice. Thunderous arrows will be its weapon. Gesar also has a number of magic attributes: white horse, saddle, horseshoe, sword and lock. Notes Citations Sources External links King Gessar King Gessar preserved King Gessar and Samzhug Turkish Mythology Dictionary - Multilingual (English) An 1835 German translation of the Mongolian version at the Internet Archive The Mongolian version in Mongolian (Khalkha Cyrillic) The Buryat version in Russian translation 12th-century poems Bon Epic poems Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Mongol mythology Mongolian literature Tibetan Buddhist texts Tibetan mythology Turkic mythology