Dharmraj, also known as Yama, is a significant figure in Hindu mythology and is often regarded as the god of death. He is responsible for maintaining the balance of justice and righteousness in the universe. Dharmraj is depicted as a fair and just ruler who ensures that souls receive their due rewards or punishments based on their actions during their lifetime. In addition to his role as the god of death, Dharmraj is also associated with dharma, which refers to moral order and duty. He is often portrayed riding a buffalo and is accompanied by two dogs, symbolizing loyalty and vigilance. His character emphasizes the importance of living a righteous life and adhering to moral principles.