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Tang Xuanzang went to the West to learn scriptures and passed through 110 countries. We have to start with Xuanzang in Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty. During the Zhenguan period of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, individuals were not allowed to leave the country without permission.
Of course, Xuanzang's application to the state was not allowed. It's not in "Journey to the West" that Li Shimin sent him. But for the sake of his ideals, he secretly set off from Chang'an and quietly passed the Yumen Pass.
So Xuanzang began his journey to the west. Looking through the historical materials, we know that Xuanzang first passed through Hami, Xinjiang, and traveled westward along the foot of the Tianshan Mountains. The first country was Armenia, then to Quzhi, then to Perugia.
Xuanzang passed through these countries, crossed Lingshan, came to Broken Leaf City, came out of Broken Leaf City to Marsaili Jianguo, and then climbed over the iron gate and entered Tuhuoluo. He turned south, crossed the snow-capped mountains, came to the land of Brahma, went east to the land of Rolling Dra, and finally came to Tianzhu, the holy land of Buddhism, which is now India. At that time, because of the small size of India, he traveled to more than a dozen countries to study Mahayana Buddhism, and then traveled north from present-day Pakistan, into Afghanistan, to the Tarim Basin, and finally back to Chang'an.
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Xuanzang's journey to the west has personally experienced 110 countries.
This has to start with Xuanzang from Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, during the Zhenguan period of Taizong, individuals could not leave the country without permission, of course, Xuanzang's application to the state was not permitted, and it is not like "Journey to the West" that Li Shimin sent him. But for the sake of his ideals, he secretly set off from Chang'an and quietly passed the Yumen Pass. So Xuanzang began his journey west.
Looking through the historical materials, we learned that Xuanzang first passed through Hami, Xinjiang, and walked west along the foot of the Tianshan Mountains.
After passing through these countries, Xuanzang crossed Lingshan again, came to Broken Leaf City, and came to Sa Mo Jianguo after leaving Broken Leaf City, and then climbed over the iron gate and entered Tocharo. He turned south and set out, crossed the Great Snow Mountains to the country of Brahana, then went east to the country of Gandhara, and finally came to Tianzhu, the holy land of Buddhism, which is now India.
Because of the large number of small countries in India at that time, he visited more than a dozen countries to learn Mahayana Buddhism, and then traveled north from present-day Pakistan, through Afghanistan, to the Tarim Basin, and finally to Chang'an.
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"Xuanzang went to the West to learn scriptures and passed through 110 countries.
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Xuanzang went to 110 countries to learn scriptures from the West.
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In addition to retrieving the scriptures, he also retrieved a lot of truths, and after traveling for such a long time, he finally realized a lot of truths and handed them over to future generations, which is also a particularly good thing, and he also brought back all kinds of specialties, and also brought some things from other places here.
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He brought back a lot of scriptures, and opened up the Silk Road, and at the same time learned some Buddhism, and then also learned about the geography of the time, and also brought back some customs and customs of other countries.
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Journey. The reason why the Tang monk went to the west to learn the scriptures:
1. On the emperor's side: he has been harassed by unjust souls and needs Mahayana Buddhist scriptures to purify unjust souls.
2. On the Buddha's side: The tenth tribulation of the golden cicada is over, and it is time to come back.
3. Personal: Master Xuanzang.
I also have this great wish, and this is also the real reason of history.
4. Guanyin: Jiaocha, by the way, originally belonged to Taoism.
A few people dug it up: Monkey King.
Marshal of the canopy, general of the rolling blinds.
The Crown Prince of the Dragon King. <>
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Mahayana Buddhism, which is mentioned in the first few chapters of the original Journey to the West, was that the Tang Dynasty at that time only had Hinayana Buddhism, which could only save itself but not the common people, while Mahayana Buddhism could save the common people, so Xuanzang went to the West to learn scriptures.
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What Tang Seng wants to take is the true sutra of the yogi, and the function of this sutra is to allow him to cultivate the right fruit, so that he will no longer be cowardly, and become a bold person.
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The supreme treasure of Buddhist scriptures is used to purify sentient beings, save the public from fire and water, and bless the emperor's land and health.
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India, in the Tang Dynasty, India was called Tianzhu, which was the origin of Buddhism. And Leiyin Temple should be the Rota Temple where Xuanzang studied Buddhism.
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In fact, it is today's India, which was also known as Tianzhu during the Tang Dynasty.
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