Why did the ninth generation of Tang monks die tragically, and why did the Buddha deliberately do it

Everything is providential, so the Buddha is making this Tang monk. That is to say, Tang Seng was pushed out of his previous life, so he is a very special person, so the Buddha also thinks highly of him.

Because the Buddha believed that only after the reincarnation of the tenth life could the golden cicada finally achieve positive results, he arranged for him to grow by arranging this fate.

The first nine generations were eaten by the sand monks, which is also the Buddha in the Tang monk, tempering his willpower, ninety-nine to one is a Buddhist saying, in the tenth life finally cultivated a person who can be a teacher, but to temper others.

Because Buddhism pays attention to cultivating the blessings of the afterlife, and the Buddha created some tribulations for the first nine generations of Tang Seng in order to sharpen the will of Tang Seng.

There is a saying that Sha Seng came to obstruct Tang Seng from learning scriptures on the order of the Jade Emperor, because the east is the territory of the Jade Emperor and Taoism prevails, and the reason why Sha Seng did not kill Tang Seng for the tenth time was because of Guanyin.

Because the sand monk was demoted to the mortal world, he didn't know what new arrangements his fate would have in the future, so he ate nine people who learned the scriptures. If he knew that he was going to escort the people to the Western Heavens, he would definitely not eat them.

The reincarnation of Tang Seng IX is a scripture learner, and every time he walks to the quicksand river, he is eaten by the sand monk. The necklace on the neck of the sand monk is made of the skull of the ninth generation of Tang Seng before, that is, relying on the skull of the ninth generation that can float on the quicksand river, Tang Seng can cross the unsinkable quicksand river.

The first nine generations of Tang Seng all went to the west to learn scriptures privately, and each time they were defeated in the quicksand river, only tenth.

The second time to cross the river. The quicksand river power goose feathers can not float, the sand monk who guarded the town ate countless people at that time, only the ninth skull of Tang Seng can float on the river surface, Guanyin Bodhisattva told the sand monk, collect the nine skulls well. In the end, Tang Seng crossed the quicksand river with nine skulls.

According to historical records, Tang Seng finally died of illness, and after he obtained the scriptures, he has been dedicating himself to the cause of Buddhism, and lost his life because of illness.

In the end, he fell ill and passed away because of his old age. It is recorded in Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty. However, he also has a strong personal will and leads everyone to the scriptures.

Tang Seng finally realized that he was about to die, and he had made all the preparations before to meet death. There is no record, after all, Tang Seng is just a virtual character in Journey to the West.

The Tang monk in history naturally died of old age in the temple, and in Journey to the West, he has become a Buddha and will not die!

If Tang Seng was recorded in Journey to the West, he would not have died, and he would have achieved positive results.

Tang Seng didn't die, he had already become a Buddha, if it was Tang Xuanzang in history, he would have died of old age.

How did Tang Seng in "Journey to the West" die in the end, I think, he was stupid to death.

According to the statement in "Journey to the West", didn't Tang Seng become a Buddha? Aren't all Buddhas immortal?

Tang Seng can't die, he has already entered the Buddha realm. He will live forever.

Tang Seng in "Journey to the West" will not die, he is a mythological figure.

Tang Seng died of old age in the end, and there was another kind of stupid death.

The place where Xuanzang finally died was in Yuhua Mountain, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province today. It was once a summer resort for the royal family of the Tang Dynasty, but it was very cold in winter, and Xuanzang left a chill when he traveled west.

According to historical records, Tang Seng continued his work after returning to Chang'an, and he was very busy every day, and he died of exhaustion after exhaustion, which is recorded in the Tang Dynasty Western Regions.

Tang Seng finally died of illness; It is recorded in the "Biography of the Three Tibetan Masters of the Datang Dacien Temple".

According to the historical record, Tang Seng returned to Chang'an and inherited the task in the future, and he was very busy every day, tired in the future.

The Tang monk in history finally passed away, because it took a lot of energy to learn the scriptures before, and his health has not been very good.

The Tang monk in history died of illness, because after he finished studying scriptures in the west, due to excessive physical exertion, his body was not as good as a year.