Is the Buddha a Duobao Taoist? On what basis?

It is possible that the Duobao Taoist is not the Buddha, and the person who leads the Tao should be. There are three reasons for this: First, the person who received the Tao was the leader of the Western Church at that time.

The second is that the Taoist has twice described the image of his height in "The Romance of the Gods". The third is that the person who receives the Tao seems to be older than Lao Tzu.

He is indeed a Duobao Daoist, because according to the Shanhai Sutra, there is a mark on the sole of the Buddha's feet, which is black, and the Rubao Daoist is also black, in the same position.

Indeed, the basis is that it is recorded in the Book of Mountains and Seas that the two of them are one person, and the Duobao Taoist reached the highest state and finally became the original Buddha.

If it is to be introduced, to be allowed to mention Bodhi, Duobao does not have this qualification and Taoism. Duobao and Sun Monkey are of the same generation. The Buddha and the Bodhi Patriarch are brothers.

Rulai (Indian Sanskrit: tathāgata), transliterated as Tathāgata, is one of the ten titles of the Buddha. Tatha means "as" and agata means "to come".

If it refers to the truth, it has two meanings: by virtue of the way of truthfulness, through hard work, constantly accumulating good causes, and finally becoming a Buddha, hence the name Nyorai, that is, the true body of Nyorai; Through the introduction of the true way, sentient beings can increase their wisdom, eliminate their troubles, and obtain benefits, hence the name Nyorai, that is, the body of the Buddha. It is also interpreted as "coming as the Buddhas, hence the name".

People often refer to the founder of Buddhism, Shakyamuni Buddha, the world-honored, that is, Prince Siddhartha at that time. It is also called Lao Qu Tan and yellow-faced Lao Tzu. Actually, the title of Buddha is inaccurate.

Nyolai is one of the Buddha's virtue names, and Nyolai means "nowhere to come from, nowhere to go, hence the name Nyolai". Therefore, if you come and Buddha, you can only call one of them.

Nyolai - Nyolai Buddha:

The Buddha generally refers to Shakyamuni Buddha.

Founder of Sakyamuni Buddhism. His real name is Siddhartha, which means "righteous achiever" (old translation "righteous achievement"), and his surname is Gautama (Qu Tan). Because his father was a Shakyamuni, he was called Shakyamuni after enlightenment, which means "the saint of the Shakyamuni clan".

Other titles include Buddha (Enlightened One), World-Honored One, Shakyamuni, etc. It is internationally believed that Shakyamuni was born in 623 BC and attained Nirvana in 543 BC.

Han Buddhism holds that the Buddha was born in the 14th year of King Zhao of Zhou. Vesak (Vesak), which commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and nirvana of Buddha Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, is an official holiday of the United Nations.

As such, in the world of Buddha, it can be popularly understood as a kind of professional title, such as the **, chairman, etc. of all countries in the world today. Such as Sakyamuni Buddha, lighting lamps and so on. It is not a personal name, but an honorific title for a saint.

If you come to be not a Duobao Taoist, but a Daoist person.

The Buddha is actually the guide to the Tao, his magic is unfathomable in the Three Realms, and he can easily kill any opponent in seconds, except for the Bodhi Patriarch, no one else has reached this realm, which just proves that the predecessor of the Buddha is the guide Taoist.

In Journey to the West, the Buddha is also known as the Buddha of the Light King of Nan Wu Bao, who is responsible for the successful passage of the cultivator, which is equivalent to the reception at the front desk, but it is just the title of the position, and has nothing to do with the person who leads the Tao, so the Buddha is not the person who leads the Tao.

The usher is the founder of Western Christianity.

It is recorded in "The Romance of the Gods" that the Taoist is the founder of the Western Religion and the leader of the Western Elysium "Amitabha Buddha", that is to say, the Taishang Laojun took the Duobao Taoist to the west, just to find the Taoist to find the Taoist, and this Taoist was also cultivated into a height of six golden bodies in "The Romance of the Fengshen".

And the Buddha in "Journey to the West" also cultivated in the Vulture Palace of the Great Snow Mountain and became a tall and six golden body. Therefore, the Taoist in "Romance of the Gods" is actually the predecessor of the Buddha in "Journey to the West".