The statue of this Buddha stands at a height of 317 cm and has long been a revered figure for men who pray to it for strength and stability in their roles as heads of families.

Dagvasundel is a composite Buddha worshiped since the time of Lord Tsevden of the Borjigin Setsen Van clan. The Buddha’s name, DAA CHAG SON, represents a union of the Damdin, Chakdar, and Chunt deities. Atop the head of Vajrapani Buddha is the horse symbol of Hayagriva Buddha, and above this is the garuda, symbolizing Chunt Buddha.

Below the statue, the mantra “UM BAZAR VAANI KHAYAN KHARVAA GARUNA KHUM PAD” is inscribed. The inscription measures 220 cm by 165 cm, with line widths ranging from 15 to 50 mm.

This Buddha statue was carefully crafted according to natural harmony and gravitational energy principles, making it a powerful symbol for career advancement and honor. Since its creation, it has been worshiped by those seeking success in leadership, titles, and promotions.