Do Canaan and Garan mean the same thing?

Canaan looks like an anime (canaan). It tells the story of a confrontation with the underworld organization Snake. And Canaan in the Bible means the land of the covenant and the promised land. The Japanese company Paworks adapted this anime based on the visual game. (Pretty good-looking).

The original meaning of garan refers to the garden where the monks live. I don't know exactly what it means... == Let's refer to this.

If it's the Cave of the Void Realm then . Garan means that the hollowness of the heart because of emotions is irreparable. Connected with the original meaning of Buddhism, it is all-encompassing and void in nature, clearly existing but others have nothing to follow.

Garan means: the abbreviation of Sanskrit Sangha Jaramma, which translates to "garden" or "monastery". A common name for a Buddhist monastery.

Sentence formation: 1. In front of the gate of the Four Truths Garan Mountain, she rode a high-headed horse, heroic and cool, and the ambition of the year still seems to remain in her heart.

2. He did not talk about the mysteries, but blended with their lives, inspired the people of Luna, and established 500 Sanghala.

3. In this regard, Ma Xiaodong said that at present, we should combine the protection and restoration of the Langhu Temple with the ecological construction of Xishan, and perfectly integrate the humanistic attractions of the ancient temple with the natural scenery of mountains, rivers and forests.

4. Due to being drained of spiritual power by the Yaksha King, the star soul passed out on the spot; Jia Lan rushed directly to the Star Soul, and without wasting time, a beautiful thangka in his hand actually spontaneously combusted in his hand for no reason.

5. Between the Liuhe, what can be higher than the Garan White Tower? Only the sky. Between the six hexa, where can you look down on the temple on top of the White Pagoda? Only Yunfu.

6, Kongwu didn't want to bear the charge of private killing, so he ordered Xu Xingkun to be escorted to the Soul Matching Hall behind the Garan Palace, and waited for Elder Chen to come back and send it down.

7. In the first year of orthodoxy, the monk Huicheng sculpted the Buddha, painted the shadow wall, and the bronze statue of Yingluo Guanyin, the three Buddhas, the Arhats, the ancestors of the heavens, the mountain gate, the monk's hall, and the Qi hall were built in a new way, and the gold and blue were reflected.

8. Along the central axis, there are Tianwang Palace, Daxiong Treasure Palace, Hades Palace, Garan Palace, Dragon King Palace, and the two sides are squatters.

Garan comes from the Sanskrit word "samghārāma" (also transliterated as "Sanghārāma", a religious term. "Sangha" (samgha) refers to the Sangha; "ārāma" means "garden", which originally meant a garden where monks lived together, i.e., a monastery. In the early days, the Garan was mainly composed of a building dedicated to the Buddha, but later the Buddha hall gradually became the main building of the temple.

According to the records of the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", the earliest Jialan in China was the "Futu Temple" built by Haoqiang Zhenrong in Xiapi, Xuzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The Buddhist shrine and pagoda he built have become the basic tower type of the early pagoda in China, and have had an indelible impact on the shape of Chinese Buddhist architecture in later generations.

Garan is the abbreviation of Sanskrit Sangha Rama and Sangha Blue. It is also known as the monk's garden and monastery. Originally, it referred to the garden where the monks lived, but it was generally used to refer to the monastery and hall where the monks lived.

A garan must have seven kinds of buildings, such as the Buddha hall, the Dharma hall, the meditation hall, the storehouse, the mountain gate, the west clean (toilet), the bathroom and other seven halls, so it is also called the seven halls of the garan.

The building of Longhua Temple still maintains the Song Dynasty Zaofan "Garan Seven Hall System". "Garan" is an abbreviation of "Sangha Blue". "Sangha Blue" is a transliteration of Sanskrit.

Sanskrit means "house" and "monastery". "Garan" originally referred to the base for the construction of monastic houses, but instead included land, buildings, etc., that is, a general term for monastic buildings. "Seven halls" refers specifically to the main buildings of the temple, and all temples must have "seven halls", otherwise they cannot be called "Garan".

Therefore, "Garan Seven Halls" is a kind of sub-degree of the architectural layout of Buddhist temples, and the system brothels were changed in India, and there were slight changes after being introduced to the Han Dynasty. As for what exactly is meant by the "seven halls", there are different theories. The "seven halls" of Buddhism are different and have different meanings.

In fact, "seven" is not necessarily a real reference, but a complete scale and complete facilities. Longhua Temple to Kangxi 12 years, its building has 10 halls, 2 pavilions, 5 floors, 1 room, 3 halls, 3 shrines, 4 mountain houses, 13 monks' houses, 6 monks' rooms and the left and right mountain gates, etc., covering an area of more than 160 acres. It can be seen that the building of Longhua Temple at that time was grand, therefore, the so-called "Garan Seven Hall" is the integrity of the building facilities of Longhua Temple.