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Master Sanzang is an honorific title for a practitioner who is proficient in the three Tibets of the scriptures and laws, and Master Xuanzang is proficient in the three Tibets, which can be called the three Tibets. There are many, many Triple Tibetan Masters in history.
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The Three Tibets - Sutras, Vinayas, and Treatises.
Any monk who is proficient in the scriptures, Vinayas, and treatises can be called the Three Tibets.
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Another title is called Master, Master is not called casually, Master is the name of Buddha. In Chinese tradition, these monks, they have a lot of great achievements, but they can't be called masters. Those who have attained in Zen are called Zen masters, those who have attained achievements in the teachings are called Dharma masters, those who have attained the three Tibets, those who have learned a lot and have reached the three Tibets, this is the qualification to translate the classics, we call the three Tibetan masters, they all use this title, and they do not call him a master.
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Now Xi'an Big Wild Goose Pagoda, in the Tang Dynasty was the Tibetan scripture tower, Master Xuanzang once translated the scriptures in it, its scriptures are divided into scriptures, laws, and three parts, so it is also called the three Tibetan masters. Personal opinions are for informational purposes only.
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Among the Buddhist monks, those who are proficient in the scriptures, Vinaya, and the three classics are called Sanzang Master, but it seems that they have to pass the exam. Xuanzang was gifted and intelligent, he was a Sanzang master when he was young, and when he studied in India, he was also one of the few mages there who was proficient in dozens of classics. So it's an amazing title.
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After the teacher returned, he was admired by Taizong and Gaozong, and was offered to the inner and given the title of 'Sanzang Master'. Taizong also persuaded him twice to abandon the Tao and assist the government, and the teacher insisted on 'willing to abide by the precepts and expound the law'. Emperor Wei followed his will, helped him translate the scriptures, built the Chang'an Translation Institute, and translated the new scriptures.
The world is known as Tang Sanzang, which means that he is proficient in the scriptures, laws, and treatises, and is familiar with all the Buddhist holy scriptures.
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In Buddhism, there are three kinds of sacred scriptures: the Sutra Collection, the Sutra Collection, and the Vinaya, the Dharma Master who is proficient in the Sutra Collection is called the Sutra Master, the Dharma Master who is proficient in the Sutra Collection is called the Commentator, the Dharma Master who is proficient in the Vinaya is called the Lawyer, and the Dharma Master who is proficient in the Sutra and the Vinaya is called the Three Tibetan Teachers; And Xuanzang was already proficient in three Buddhist scriptures in his twenties and obtained a Buddhist degree from Master Sanzang.
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You can take a look at the Tang Dynasty Western Regions, Sanzang seems to have been sealed by the author of Journey to the West.
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Sutras, Vinayas, and Treatises on the Three Tibets.
Mastery can be called a Sanzang Master.
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Sanskrit tripitakācārya. Refers to a master who is proficient in the scriptures, laws, and the three Tibetan treasures. He is also a holy teacher of the Three Tibetans and a monk of the Three Tibets.
Calling for a short time is called Sanzang. India has long adopted this name, such as the Mahamaya Sutra (12113b): There are three Tibetan bhikshus in the country of Ku Ya Mi, who are good at saying the Dharma and have 500 disciples.
Our country refers specifically to the monks who are familiar with the three Tibets, and are engaged in translating the scriptures, laws, and treatises, among which Xuanzang is the most famous, and the world is known as Xuanzang Sanzang or Tang Sanzang, such as Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra as the first (big eight eight eight four eight below): Tang Sanzang Master Xuanzang translation. In the Southern Transmission of the Pali Bimanda Sutra (Milinda-pa Ha), the terms tipetaka and tepitaka are cited to refer to those who have attained the Three Tibets.
In Pali, ekapitaka-dhara refers to the one who remembers the first Tibetan and the Huju, dvipitaka-dhara refers to the one who remembers the two Tibetans, and tipitaka-dhara refers to the one who remembers the three Tibets. Good at seeing the Vinaya Biva sand scroll.
1. The collection of the Three Tibetan Records.
6. Volume 10 contains the Later Miscellaneous Mind Preface, Liang Gao Monk Biography Volume 2 p692
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What is the difference between the Mahayana Sutra and the Hinayana Sutra, you can see for yourself, the Mahayana Sutra can prove the great supernatural powers, and the Hinayana Sutras have up to five spiritual powers.
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The older it is, the closer it is to the Buddha's teachings.
The later the rheology, the more rheology.
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He is one of the world's top five translators, namely: Xuanzang, Kuma Rosh, Master Zhenyi Sanzang, Master Yijing Sanzang, and Master Bukong Sanzang.
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Big FiveTranslator of Buddhist scriptures: Xuanzang, Kumarosh, True Meaning, Righteousness, Purity, Non-emptiness.
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Xuanzang and other five masters are known as the five great translators of Buddhist scriptures.
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Buddhism is correct Master Xuanzang took "The Theory of the Land of Yogis" as his sect, studied and developed deeply, and wrote "The Theory of the Eight Senses and Rules" and "The Theory of Enlightenment". The perception of consciousness is based on emptiness, and all dharmas exist according to their respective causes, which are very false and real in bare cognition, and are not real in the circle of solidity, and the mind is boundless, and the mind and body are real. Shantideva has made great achievements with the essence of more than 100 classics in his "Collected Studies" and "Sutras", and has created a thousand verses in "Entering the Bodhisattva's Journey" to expound the views of Madhyamaka, and criticize the school of number theory, the school of victory, and the Hinayana and Mahayana schools of wisdom.
And when he said "Entering the Bodhisattva Journey", he took off and flew into hiding, which also illustrates the Mahayana Madhyamaka insight. Perception is the reality of the mind and body, but the opposite is true for the middle view, seeing the mind and body are illusory and not real, not real. Madhyamaka Prasangika believes that the appearance of phenomena is the aggregation of causes and conditions, the illusion of impermanence, and the fact that there is no self-nature, so it disappears with the dispersion of all conditions.
The public says that the public is reasonable, and the mother-in-law says that the mother-in-law is reasonable, and it is true that the theoretical opinions are high and low, and the actual results are not the same. For the sake of bare cognition, it is more important not to ignore whether there is true Dharma or not. For the full meaning of the Dharma, please read page 10 of "Speaking the True Meaning through the Heart Sutra".
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The following temples related to Xuanzang are (closed lead) sedan chair only.
a.Great Grace Temple Mountain Old.
b.Xingjiao Temple.
c.Heungguksa Temple.
d.Little Wild Goose Pagoda.
Correct answer: Great Temple of Mercy and Grace; Xingjiao Temple. Heungguksa Temple.
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