What was the honorific title given to the old monk by ordinary people in ancient times?

Honorific title of monk: Ajali; Monk; Biqiu; Zen master; monastic; Travelers; Guru; Buddha Tuo; and on; Heyan, Heshe; Falcon Society; near recitation; Lama; Lik Sang; pro-education; pro-teachers; Qu Tan; Gyala japonica; Shizi, Toutuo; Funeral Society; Uzhe; Ubodaye; Cover Bodier; Wu Xie; according to the school; Upadha; Popardier Night.

"Monk" is an honorific title, and only those who have certain qualifications to be able to be a teacher can be called a monk, not everyone can be called. This title is not limited to men, and women who are qualified to be monks can also be called monks. However, for a long time, this term has been used as a term for ordinary monks, and it is generally regarded as a term reserved for men, and the honorific title for monks is generally "Dharma".

High monks, high people, or elders, such as Journey to the West, often called Elder Tang, high monks come from afar, in fact, we respect people with knowledge very much.

"You" is a predicate (second person), instead of the word "you", it is an honorific title. The original form of the character is "恁", which was influenced by the Altaic culture in the Jin and Yuan dynasties and integrated with the Altaic language to evolve into a new character "you", and the word "you" was originally a dialect word used in individual places in Shandong, and is now integrated into Mandarin and widely used throughout the country.

A novice monk is called a novice (meaning to be diligent and inspiring, to stop evil deeds), born at the age of 20 or older, and has received bhikshu ordination, and is called a bhikshu (meaning a beggar to beg for the Dharma and beg for food and drink). The Chinese mistakenly referred to it as "Debi Kongchu, so it is called a bhikkhu", which is also a joke). Within five years of receiving bhikshu ordination, one is not allowed to be a teacher of the same family; After five years, if you have mastered the precepts, you can become a teacher of the special skills you have learned, called a model teacher, and in Sanskrit it it is called Achariya, and you can rely on them and teach them to recite them. After ten years, he can be a parent-teacher; After twenty years, it is called Theravada; When they reach more than fifty years, they are called elders of the elderly.

As for monks, "monk" originally came from Sanskrit, meaning "teacher", and it is also an honorific title, and only those who have certain qualifications to be able to be a teacher can be called a monk, generally speaking, they are proficient in Buddhism, have a higher cultivation, have high morals, and have a higher status, which is not something that anyone can call. Moreover, this title is not limited to men, and women who are qualified to be monks can also be called monks.

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Monks are called "masters", "high monks", "holy monks", "mages" and "uproars", and the abbots and monks should be called "elders", "abbots" and "Zen masters". The monks in the lama temple should be honored as "lama,,。 Calling nuns "Sietai", "Nun", etc.; Calling Taoist priests "Taoist Chiefs", making trouble and immortal Weng (honorific title for elderly Taoist priests), immortal chief (honorific title for ordinary Taoist priests), etc.; Call Daogu "Fairy Gu".

For the deceased, the word "first" should be added in front, such as calling the dead Emperor Wanyin "Emperor Xian"; called the deceased father "first test" and "first father"; called the deceased mother "Xianci" and "Xianyu"; Calling the virtuous people who have died "sages".

1. Fifty years old: more than half a hundred years old, the year of knowing wrong, the year of knowing fate, the year of Ai Yan, and the year of Dayan.

2. Sixty years old: the year of the sixtieth year, the year of the flat head, the year of the ear, the year of the cane township.

3. Seventy years old: the year of the ancient rarity, the year of the rod country, the year of the cause, the year of the cause.

4. Eighty years old: the year of the Cane Dynasty.

5. Eighty to ninety years old: old age.

6. Ninety years old: the year of mackerel.

7. 100 years old: expectation.

8. Haoshou: refers to the elderly, also known as white head.

9. Yellow hair: refers to the hair of the long-lived elderly turning from white to yellow.

10. Mackerel back: refers to the long-lived elderly.

The old age.

50 - more than half a hundred, the year of knowing the wrong, the year of knowing the fate, the year of Ai Yan, the year of Dayan 60 - the year of the sixtieth year, the year of the flat head, the year of the ear shun, the year of the cane country 70 - the year of the ancient rarity, the year of the cane country, the year of the matter, the year of the Zhizhi 80 - the year of the cane dynasty.

80-90 years old.

90 - the year of mackerel.

100 - Expectation.

Haoshou refers to old age, also known as "white head".

Yellow hair refers to the long-lived elderly's hair turning from white to yellow.

Old gentleman, old man, old man, honorable.

Ancestor: In ancient times, the broad sense referred to all male ancestors above the father's generation, and the narrow sense referred to the grandfather.

Po: It is a very common name for adult women in ancient times, and it can also be used to refer to grandmother.

Father: A common honorific term in ancient times, calling one's father can be called "family honor", and calling the other person's father is called "Ling zun".

Ye: A broader term for adult men in ancient times, it was used as a name for grandfather in the Song Dynasty, and it was used as a name for his father in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, or written as "yes".

Mother: is the most common term for mother. In ancient times, most of the titles of mothers were similar to "mother", and were used as a generic term for adult women or elderly women.

Among them, the more important ones are: "mother", "mother", "mother", "mother", "family" and "sister".

Aunt: In ancient polygamous families, regardless of whether one's biological mother was a wife or a concubine, the father's concubine could be called "aunt", "aunt", or "aunt".

"Kao" and in the pre-Qin period were different names for parents.

Ancient Old Man Title:

1. The year of the cane family: fifty, 2, the year of the cane country: sixty, 3, the year of the cane country: seventy, 4, the year of the cane dynasty: eighty.

Yellow hair: refers to the longevity of the elderly.

Uttering the "Book of Songs", such as "Poetry, Lu Song, Palace", "Yellow Hair Tai Back". The old man's hair turned from white to yellow. Cao Zhi's "Gift to the White Horse Wang Biao": "Wang Qi loves the jade body and enjoys the yellow hair period. Tao Yuanming's "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring": "The yellow hair hangs down, and he is happy. ”

Mackerel: Refers to the longevity of the elderly.

The words of the "Book of Songs", such as "Poetry, Daya, Xingwei", "Huangtai Back", "Tai" and, "Mackerel" are universal. "Erya Interpretation": "Mackerel's back, Shou also." "The old man has spots like a mackerel's back.

Period: refers to 100 years old.

The words of "The Book of Rites, Qu Lishang" "A Hundred Years of Period". It is said that centenarians should be supported by their descendants. Su Shi's "Second Rhyme by Three Songs": "You may as well be idle everywhere, and the years can be counted." ”