Bu zhu, Bù zhǔ, Bǔ zhù, Bù zhù: 8 definitions
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
部主 [bu zhu]—The founder of a sect, or school, or group.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
部主 [bu zhu]—(bù zhǔ) — [Miscellaneous Terminology] Each of the twenty sects of Hinayana (小乘 [xiao cheng]) refers to its founder as a (bù zhǔ). In the three sections of the Mantra (真言 [zhen yan]) Garbhadhatu Mandala (胎藏界 [tai cang jie]), each establishes a (bù zhǔ); in the five sections of the Vajradhatu Mandala (金剛界 [jin gang jie]), each has a (bù zhǔ). The term (bù zhǔ) has two meanings: one is the meaning of a ruler of a country (国主 [guo zhu]), and the other is the meaning of wielding authority (执权 [zhi quan]). In the study of Esoteric Yoga (秘密瑜伽 [mi mi yu jia]), it is stated: "Regarding (bù zhǔ), there are two explanations here: one is like a 国主 [guo zhu] (guó zhǔ), which is the meaning in the Great Commentary (大疏 [da shu]). The other is like wielding authority (执权 [zhi quan]), which is the meaning of managing/governing (管领 [guan ling]), hence the name 'lord'. This is the meaning in the 'Essentials of Various Sections' (诸部要目 [zhu bu yao mu])."
部主—【雜語】小乘之二十部各謂其開祖為部主。
真言胎藏界之三部各立部主，金剛界之五部各有部主，部主有二義：一者國主之義，一者執權之義也。秘密瑜伽學習上曰：「部主者此有二說：一如國主，大疏義是。一如執權，是管領義，以名主也。諸部要目義是。」
[zá yǔ] xiǎo chéng zhī èr shí bù gè wèi qí kāi zǔ wèi bù zhǔ.
zhēn yán tāi cáng jiè zhī sān bù gè lì bù zhǔ, jīn gāng jiè zhī wǔ bù gè yǒu bù zhǔ, bù zhǔ yǒu èr yì: yī zhě guó zhǔ zhī yì, yī zhě zhí quán zhī yì yě. mì mì yú jiā xué xí shàng yuē: “bù zhǔ zhě cǐ yǒu èr shuō: yī rú guó zhǔ, dà shū yì shì. yī rú zhí quán, shì guǎn lǐng yì, yǐ míng zhǔ yě. zhū bù yào mù yì shì.”
[za yu] xiao cheng zhi er shi bu ge wei qi kai zu wei bu zhu.
zhen yan tai cang jie zhi san bu ge li bu zhu, jin gang jie zhi wu bu ge you bu zhu, bu zhu you er yi: yi zhe guo zhu zhi yi, yi zhe zhi quan zhi yi ye. mi mi yu jia xue xi shang yue: "bu zhu zhe ci you er shuo: yi ru guo zhu, da shu yi shi. yi ru zhi quan, shi guan ling yi, yi ming zhu ye. zhu bu yao mu yi shi."
不住 ts = bù zhù p refers to [phrase] “not dwelling”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao]; Notes: (Sharf 2005, p. 330).
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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1) 補助 t = 补助 s = bǔ zhù p refers to [verb] “to subsidize”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '補助 [bu zhu]'; Guoyu '補助 [bu zhu]') .
2) 不住 ts = bù zhù p refers to [adverb] “repeatedly; continuously; constantly”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '不住 [bu zhu]'; Guoyu '不住 [bu zhu]' 1)..
3) 不住 ts = bù zhù p refers to [adverb] “unable to not [resist]”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '不住 [bu zhu]'; Guoyu '不住 [bu zhu]' 2)..
1) 不住 [bù zhù] refers to: (1) “does not abide”; (2) “does not linger”.
不住 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 不依; 悕望; 悕求; 無依; 無所依; 無所依止; 無所著; 遣; 無住; 無住處.
[Sanskrit] aniśrita; apratiṣṭhatā; asthiratā; asthitika; na saṃvasati; na sthiram.
[Tibetan] gnas par mi byed pa; kun tu mi gnas pa; lhag par mi gnas pa; mi dam pa; mi gnas pa.
[Vietnamese] bất trụ.
[Korean] 부주 / buju.
[Japanese] フジュウ / fujū.
2) 部主 [bù zhǔ] refers to: “founder”.
部主 is further associated with the following language/terms:
[Related Chinese terms] 初祖.
[Vietnamese] bộ chủ.
[Korean] 부주 / buju.
[Japanese] ブシュ / bushu.
Chinese language.
See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Bu, Zhu, Bo, Lu, Shu.
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