Is Master Xuanzang the most powerful mage in the Tang Dynasty? Is there anyone more powerful than hi

In the first year of Zhenguan, after getting the holy decree of Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, he set off from Chang'an alone, traveled 50,000 miles to the west, went through countless hardships, spent 19 years, with perseverance, to India, one is to pass on the scriptures, the other is to destroy the demons of the Tang Emperor, it can be said that Tang Seng went to the west, one is to share the worries of the emperor, and the other is to seek his own body "to achieve positive results", the role he plays, is really a "messenger monk" who preaches the scriptures and learns the scriptures.

<> Xuanzang wanted to go to the birthplace of Buddhism to seek the true Buddhism because there were many contradictions or unclear explanations of Buddhism at that time. However, because he could not get the pass (passport) issued by the Tang Dynasty, he never got his wish. But I forgot that Master Xuanzang also has a "Tang Dynasty Western Regions".

Many people may have the impression that Tang Sanzang is the pious and kind person in "Journey to the West", but he is too pedantic, Master Xuanzang is a person with wisdom, perseverance, and knowledge, and his actions directly promote the integration and development of multiple cultures and ideas.

Most people only know Xuanzang in mythological stories. There is still a big difference between the real Xuanzang and the myth in history. Now, let's compare the original work of "Journey to the West" through historical records**, when it comes to the most famous monk in Chinese history, I am afraid that Master Xuanzang is none other than Master Xuanzang, but unfortunately the vast majority of people know him through "Journey to the West".

Although "Journey to the West" is a great classical literary work in my country, it is not a historical work after all.

Whether it was the Gaochang king who believed in Buddhism or the Turkic king who did not believe in Buddhism, he could influence them one by one. This requires not only a mastery of the Dharma, but also a near-perfect personality. He was a high monk, who went through hardships and dangers in that era, in order to go to Tianzhu to get the true scriptures, had his own beliefs, died on the road, and finally obtained the true scriptures, without being obsessed with reputation and status, and resolutely returned to the Tang Dynasty!

Xuanzang is a down-to-earth, Buddhist wisdom, proficient in Sanskrit, and has made great contributions to the cause of Buddhism in our country.

Master Xuanzang is indeed a very powerful mage, but a large part of his reputation is due to "Journey to the West". In addition to Xuanzang, the monks, the Jianzhen monks, and the Huineng monks are all very powerful masters.

According to the historical records of the Tang Dynasty, he was indeed the most powerful, but there were also more powerful people than him in the later period, such as Master Jianzhen.

Yes, but there are people who are more powerful than him. It's just not very famous.

"Journey to the West" is based on the historical event of Master Xuanzang's scriptures, so it can be said that Master Xuanzang is the prototype of Tang Seng.

In history, it was Master Xuanzang, and it was Tang Seng in **, which can be said and not quite.

Dharma is earlier than Xuanzang.

Bodhidharma (?) 536, also known as Bodhidharma, also known as the first ancestor Bodhidharma, is the ancestor of Mahayana Buddhism and Chinese Zen Buddhism.

Bodhidharma Patriarch, the original Indian, formerly known as Bodhidharma, later renamed Bodhidharma, self-proclaimed Buddha Zen Buddhism 28th ancestor, Chinese Zen Buddhism is the ancestor of Chinese Zen Buddhism, so China's Zen Buddhism is also known as Bodhidharma Buddhism, mainly preaching the two into the four elements of Zen, Bodhidharma Patriarch's thoughts, has a great impact on Chinese culture.

Xuanzang (602-664), whose real name was Chen Yi (yī), was a native of Luozhou (now Yanshi City, Luoyang, Henan), and his ancestor Yingchuan. A famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, the founder of Faxiangzong, was honored as the "Sanzang Master", and later the secular name was "Tang Seng", and was known as the three major translators of Chinese Buddhism along with Kumarosh and True Meaning.

Kumarosh early, Bodhidharma Bai met Emperor Wu of Liang, is the inheritor of the mantle of Shakyamuni, the 28th generation, the ancestor of Mahayana Buddhism and Chinese Zen Buddhism.

Xuanzang was a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, the founder of Faxiangzong, and was honored as the "Sanzang Master", and later the secular "Tang Seng", a translator. The representative translation is the Heart Sutra.

So where did the "Ode to the Heart Sutra of Bodhidharma" come from?

Master Xuanzang practiced the Pure Land of Maitreya, and he had already passed away in the inner courtyard of Tushi, close to Maitreya Bodhisattva, and would be born in the world with Maitreya Bodhisattva in the future, listen to the teachings, obtain achievements, and promote the Dharma and benefit life with fate.

Yes, but it's not the same as in Journey to the West.

Go see the history! This person definitely has.