On the way to learn the scriptures, what are the luggage of Tang monks and apprentices?

Updated on culture 2024-07-22
14 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    Clothes are an indispensable thing, the twelfth episode of "Xuanzang".

    Bingcheng Jianhui Guanyin Manifestation of the Golden Cicada" description: Tang King lined up, and many officials were sent to the outside of the pass, only to see that the monks of Hongfu Temple and the disciples sent Xuanzang's winter and summer clothes, all sent outside the customs to equal. These clothes are Tang Sanzang.

    The earliest luggage was given by the emperor, and although it was ordinary clothes, it was also rare for mortals to see at that time.

    Tang Sanzang golden cicada.

    Reincarnation, plus before departure, there was Guanyin Bodhisattva.

    The reward is a treasure, which was bought by the Tang King with a lot of money and given to Tang Seng.

    Target. Brocade robes, purple gold bowls, nine-ring tin staffs. Of course, this is indispensable on the way to learn scriptures, in Journey to the West.

    There are many references to money in the discourse. The fifteenth episode of "The Gods of Snake Pan Mountain Secretly Bless the Eagle and the Sorrowful Stream": The Sanzang Sect walkers untied their burdens, took out a few pennies from the Tang Dynasty, and sent them to Lao Yu.

    The fifty-sixth episode of "God Madly Punishes the Grass Kou Dao and Rest Assured Ape": Untie the bag, take a few pennies and money, and go there to ask for two plasters and two stickers for him. These money have things that come from fate, and there are also gifts from the Tang King or other people, although I don't know the specific amount, but think about it should be a lot, learn all the way, there is nothing to spend money, but many places have received gifts from others.

    The author of the customs clearance document believes that this is the most important item, from the Tang monk to embark on the road to learn the scriptures, in addition to Zhu Bajie.

    often lift luggage, Tang Seng carries luggage many times. As follows: I'm afraid of heavy rain, don't wet your luggage.

    It can be seen that Tang Seng pays great attention to luggage! Next, Bajie and Sha Seng went to ask for luggage, and after coming to Huaguo Mountain, a passage of fake Wukong broke the sky: Virtuous brother, this theory is very unsatisfactory to me.

    I beat Tang Seng and grabbed luggage, not because I don't go to the West, nor because I love to live here. I am familiar with the text today, I myself went to the West to worship the Buddha and ask for scriptures, sent to the East, I succeeded alone, and taught the people of the South Ganbu Continent to set me up as an ancestor, and the name will be passed on from generation to generation.

    It can be seen that the customs clearance document is like an official document that wants to be in the passport and visa, without this document, it will not be able to pass the review of various countries.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Some change of monks' clothes, bowls for fate, Tang monks' Zen staffs, and the Tang Dynasty's customs clearance documents, in addition to some miscellaneous items for the apprentices, there is nothing else superfluous.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    There are robes and pots and pans to be used on the road, as well as Tang monks' Zen sticks and gold bowls.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The robe sent by Guanyin Bodhisattva, the purple gold bowl sent by Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, coiled, customs clearance documents, and some items obtained on the way.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    The luggage of Tang Seng and his apprentices is basically Tang Seng's things, such as clothes, scriptures and the like, after all, Tang Seng is just a mortal, not as powerful as his apprentices, and he definitely needs to add or subtract clothes according to the weather.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    <> Tang Seng went to the west to learn scriptures.

    Tang Seng, Master Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty. He was a great traveler, thinker, and translator of our country 1300 years ago. In order to study Buddhism in depth, he risked his life and traveled west to learn scriptures, overcoming all kinds of difficulties and obstacles along the way before he reached India, the birthplace of Buddhism.

    Xuanzang traveled in India, researching and lecturing for 13 years. After returning to China, he translated Buddhist scriptures in Chang'an. He translated a total of 75 classics, which had a great influence on all aspects of Chinese society and culture at that time.

    Tang Seng is Xuanzang. Xuanzang is the first class of Buddhism doctrine differences, in the first year of Zhenguan a person traveled 50,000 miles westward, after hardships to the Indian Buddhist center Nalanda Temple to get the scriptures. Xuanzang is praised by the people of the world as an outstanding envoy of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, and is known as the "backbone of the Chinese nation" and the messenger of world peace for his patriotism and the spirit of upholding Buddhism and his great contributions.

    With the spirit of selflessness, no one, no sentient beings, and no longevity, he traveled west to take Buddhist scriptures, embodying the true deeds of Mahayana Buddhism and Bodhisattva and transforming sentient beings. His footprints have traveled throughout India, as far as Japan, South Korea and the world. His ideas and spirit are now the common wealth of the people of China, Asia and the world.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Starting Point:Sian.

    Endpoint: Nalanda Temple, India.

    1330 years ago, the Tang monk took the meridian: Chang'an (present-day Xi'an, Shaanxi) - Qinzhou (present-day Tianshui, Gansu) - Lanzhou - Liangzhou (present-day Wuwei, Gansu) - Guazhou (present-day southeast of Anxi County, Gansu) - Yumenguan - Yiwu (present-day Hami, Xinjiang) - Gaochang (present-day Turpan, Xinjiang) – Ajini (present-day Yanqi, Xinjiang) - Gaiji - Quzhi State (present-day Kuqa, Xinjiang) – Balu Burning Jiaguo (present-day Aksu, Xinjiang) – Lingshan (present-day Shanmusurling) – Daqingchi (present-day Issyk-Kul Lake, Kyrgyzstan) – Suyecheng (i.e., Broken Leaf City, Southwest of Tokmak in present-day Kyrgyzstan) - Seven Kingdoms with the surname of Zhaowu (all in present-day Uzbekistan) - Tiemen (Zgala Pass in southern Uzbekistan) - present-day northern Afghanistan - Daxue Mountain (present-day Hindu Kush) - present-day Begram, Afghanistan - Peshawar City, Pakistan - Inpi Jian.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    If the Buddha sent Tang Seng to find the person who learned the scriptures, he gave three treasures: robe, nine-ring tin staff, and mantra.

    Tang Seng was a monk at the age of eighteen and converted to Buddhism, often read at night, studied the Buddhist classics continuously, and had a very high understanding, and at the age of 20, he was named Chinese Buddhism, and was loved by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. Later, he was secretly selected by the Buddha to go to the west to learn scriptures, and gave three treasures, namely a robe, a nine-ring tin staff, and a tight mantra. Tang Seng is tall, elegant, kind and kind, and has a very high attainment in Buddhist scriptures.

    **In his westward journey to learn scriptures encountered nine hundred and eighty-one difficulties, has always been obsessed, in the Monkey King, Zhu Bajie, Sha monk, with the assistance of the white dragon horse, after a lot of hardships, finally from the West Tianleiyin Temple to retrieve 35 scriptures, for the promotion of Buddhism has made a great contribution, so far by people talk, do not forget his historical achievements.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1, Journey to the West.

    Route: Nanzhan Buzhou, Datang Kingdom - Liangjie Mountain, Shuangchaling - Wuzhi Mountain - Shepan Mountain, Yingchou Jian - Luojia Mountain - Heifeng Mountain, Black Wind Cave - Wusi Zangguo - Fuling Mountain Yunzhan Cave - Futu Mountain - Huangfeng Ridge - Liusha River - Wanshou Mountain Wuzhuang View - Baihuling - Black Pine Forest - Wanzi Mountain Boyue Cave - Baoxiang Country - Pingdingshan Lotus Cave - Zhulong Mountain Zhulong Cave - Wuji Country - Haoshan Dry Songjian Huoyun Cave - Hengyang Jun Heishui River - Chechiguo - Tongtian River Chenjiazhuang - Jindou Cave of Jindou Mountain - Xiliang Daughter Country - Jieyang Mountain Luofetal Spring - Pipa Cave of Poisonous Enemy Mountain - Flame Mountain - Bajiao Cave of Cuiyun Mountain - Moyun Cave of Jilei Mountain - Bibotan of Ranshi Mountain - Saisai Country - Yuetuo Country (South) - Gaochang Country (North) - Xiliang Country (East) - Benbo Country (West) - Thorn Ridge Muxian Nunnery - Xiaoleiyin Temple - Xiaoxi Tianqi Peerless Mountain Rare Persimmon - Zhu Ziguo - Qilin Mountain Hedgehog Cave - Pansiling Pansi Cave - Huanghuaguan - Ziyun Mountain Qianhua Cave - Lion Camel Ridge Lion Camel Cave - Xiao'er Country (Bhikshu Country) - Liulinpo Qinghua Cave - Black Pine Forest Zhenhai Chanlin Temple - Bottomless Cave of Trap Mountain - Poor Po Country - Extinction of France - Yinwu Mountain Zheyue Lianhuan Cave - Fengxian County - Yuhua Prefecture - Hukou Cave of Leopard Head Mountain - Jiuqu Panhuan Cave of Zhujie Mountain - Ciyun Temple of Quanping Province - Mintian County - Xuanying Cave of Qinglong Mountain - Bujin Temple of Sheweiguo - Baijiao Mountain - Tongtai Mansion - Huaguang Xingyuan of Diling County - Yuzhenguan - Lingshan Da Leiyin Temple.

    Xuanzang's westbound route.

    Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi.

    Qinzhou (now Tianshui, Gansu.

    Lanzhou—Liangzhou (present-day Wuwei, Gansu)—Guazhou (present-day southeast of Anxi County, Gansu)—Yumenguan—Yiwu (present-day Hami, Xinjiang)—Gaochang (present-day Turpan, Xinjiang)—Aqini (present-day Yanqi, Xinjiang)—Quzhiguo (present-day Kuqa, Xinjiang)—Balujia (present-day Aksu, Xinjiang)—Lingshan (present-day Musurling, Yingxian Mountain)—Daqingchi (present-day Issyk-Kul Lake, Kyrgyzstan)—Suyecheng (i.e., Broken Leaf City, southwest of present-day Tokmak, Kyrgyzstan)— Zhaowu has nine surnames and seven countries (all in present-day Uzbekistan.

    Territory) - Tiemen (Zgala Pass in southern Uzbekistan) - North of present-day Afghanistan - Daxue Mountain (present-day Hindu Kush) - present-day Begram, Afghanistan - Peshawar City, Pakistan - India.

    Xuanzang's return route.

    From present-day Pakistan to the north - Afghanistan - Green Ridge (Pamir Plateau.

    Great quicksand (Taklamakan Desert) - Dunhuang.

    Guazhou (now southeast of Anxi County, Gansu) - Chang'an;

    Passing countries. China – Kyrgyzstan (high quality honey) – Uzbekistan – Kazakhstan.

    Tajikistan – Afghanistan – Pakistan – India – Nepal.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    In "Journey to the West", the luggage of Tang monks and apprentices is a robe, which has been opened once.

    "Journey to the West" is one of the four famous novels, and it was later put on the screen and became a TV series. Later, he accepted the big apprentice to send Wukong, and his bag was carried on the body of Wukong. Later, Zhu Bajie came, and the bag was transferred from the back of Wukong to Zhu Bajie's rake.

    Later, Monk Sha came, and after several turnovers of luggage, the dust finally fell on Monk Sha's shoulders, and in the middle, their luggage did not seem to have been opened. Since then, the bag has been carried on the burden by the sand monk and walked on the road of learning scriptures. Many viewers feel that Tang Seng has never opened their luggage, but this is not the case.

    At the beginning, when Tang Seng packed his luggage, it was estimated that he was filled with his own clothes and prepared dry food, and later, he walked all the way and increased the clothes of his apprentices, and the dry food was estimated to be gone. There are a few apprentices with outstanding skills and extraordinary abilities, who can turn into fresh and hot meals at every meal, who will eat cold and stiff dry food? Even if Tang Seng is willing, the apprentices will not agree, isn't this a disguised slap in the face of the apprentices?

    And all the way to the mountains and wading, under the material conditions of ancient times, it was unrealistic for a few poor monks to want to take a bath, so there was no need to open their luggage. That's why their luggage is rarely opened. In my memory, their luggage was opened once, that is, the time when the robe was stolen, Sun Wukong loved to show off, opened the package and took out Tang Seng's robe, but the robe has not been stolen.

    From this point of view, their luggage cannot be opened easily, otherwise something will happen.

    In fact, luggage may just be a prop, its role is just to make Tang Seng and his party look more like they are on the road, otherwise, without luggage, they always feel that they are missing an element on their way to learn the scriptures. Therefore, since the luggage is a prop, there is no need to open it.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The package contained Tang Seng's robe, and there were also corresponding clothes and dry food. This robe is very valuable, so it is rarely opened.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Inside are some scriptures, robes, and eating tools. It's because it's not time, so there's no need to take it out.

  13. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    It contains some scriptures and some daily necessities, such as some quilts, some bowls for eating, gourds for drinking, and customs clearance documents.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    4 sets of monk's clothes, 4 bowls, a customs clearance folder, some change, and so on.

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