Ban zhou san mei jing, Bān zhōu sān mèi jīng: 3 definitions
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Chinese Buddhism
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
般舟三昧經 [ban zhou san mei jing]—Banzhou Sanmei Jing — [Sutra Name] Three scrolls (卷 [juan]) or one scroll, translated by Zhi Lou Jiā Chèn (支婁迦讖 [zhi lou jia chen]) of the Later Han (後漢 [hou han]) dynasty. It is the old translation (舊譯 [jiu yi]) of the Dafangdeng Daji Xianhu Jing (大方等大集賢護經 [da fang deng da ji xian hu jing]). It was expounded at the request of Bodhisattva Xianhu (賢護菩薩 [xian hu pu sa]), teaching the method of the Buddha-standing samādhi (佛立三昧 [fu li san mei]).
般舟三昧經—【經名】三卷或一卷，後漢支婁迦讖譯。大方等大集賢護經之舊譯也。由賢護菩薩之請而說佛立三昧之法。
[jīng míng] sān juǎn huò yī juǎn, hòu hàn zhī lóu jiā chèn yì. dà fāng děng dà jí xián hù jīng zhī jiù yì yě. yóu xián hù pú sà zhī qǐng ér shuō fú lì sān mèi zhī fǎ.
[jing ming] san juan huo yi juan, hou han zhi lou jia chen yi. da fang deng da ji xian hu jing zhi jiu yi ye. you xian hu pu sa zhi qing er shuo fu li san mei zhi fa.
般舟三昧經 t = 般舟三昧经 s = bān zhōu sān mèi jīng p refers to [proper noun] “Pratyutpanna-Samādhi sūtra”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao] , Subdomain: Mahāyāna Buddhism , Concept: Sutra 经 [jing]; Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: pratyutpannabuddhasammukhāvasthitasamādhisūtra or bhadrapālasūtra; the title of a text in the Chinese Buddhist canon; meaning sūtra on the Samādhi for Encountering Face-to-Face the Buddhas of the Present (BL 'pratyutpannabuddhasammukhāvasthitasamādhisūtra', p. 674; FGDB '般舟三昧經 [ban zhou san mei jing]'; FGDB '般舟三昧 [ban zhou san mei]'; KDC 68, 67; T 417; T 418) .
Chinese Buddhism (漢傳佛教, hanchuan fojiao) is the form of Buddhism that developed in China, blending Mahayana teachings with Daoist and Confucian thought. Its texts are mainly in Classical Chinese, based on translations from Sanskrit. Major schools include Chan (Zen), Pure Land, Tiantai, and Huayan. Chinese Buddhism has greatly influenced East Asian religion and culture.
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Chinese-English dictionary
般舟三昧經 [bān zhōu sān mèi jīng] refers to: (1) “Banzhou sanmei jing” [Chinese text name]; Alternatively: (1) “Pratyutpanna-buddha-saṃmukhâvasthita-samādhi-sūtra” [Sanskrit text name].
般舟三昧經 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Vietnamese] bàn chu tam muội kinh.
[Korean] 반주삼매경 / Banju sammae gyeong.
[Japanese] ハンジュザンマイキョウ / Hanju zanmai kyō.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: San mei, Mei, Ban, Jing, Zhou, Ban zhou, Chou, Can, Shan.
Full-text: Da ban zhou san mei jing, Shi fang xian zai fu xi zai qian li ding jing, Ban zhou jing, Fu li san mei, Da ji jing xian hu fen, Ban zhou san mei, Ba bei pu sa jing, Ban zhou, Ban zhou ban san mei jing, Zhang zhai, Bubai, Si qin wang, Ji le, Zhu dao ren fa.
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