Jiu hui man tuo luo chuang qi, Jiǔ huì màn tuó luó chuàng qǐ: 1 definition
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Chinese Buddhism
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九會曼陀羅創起 [jiu hui man tuo luo chuang qi]—The origin of the Nine Assemblies Mandala (九會曼陀羅 [jiu hui man tuo luo]) — [Legend] It is not clear from the sutras who depicted the sequence of the Nine Assemblies (九會 [jiu hui]). Some say that when Nagarjuna Bodhisattva (龍猛菩薩 [long meng pu sa]) opened the Southern Iron Tower (南天鐵塔 [nan tian tie ta]), the venerated figures of the Nine Assemblies appeared in the sky. Others say that Vajrabodhi Tripitaka (金剛智三藏 [jin gang zhi san cang]) received it from Longzhi (龍智 [long zhi]). Some say Amoghavajra (不空 [bu kong]) created it. Others say that Subhakarasimha (善無畏 [shan wu wei]) and the Garbhakosa Mandala (胎曼 [tai man]) were both perceived from the sky. Thus, there is no definitive explanation. See Notes on the Vajradhatu Mandala, Volume 1 (金剛界曼陀羅大鈔一 [jin gang jie man tuo luo da chao yi]), Notes on the Secret Treasury Record, Volume 2 (秘藏記鈔二 [mi cang ji chao er]), etc.
九會曼陀羅創起—【傳說】九會之次第未見本經究誰圖示之耶？或云龍猛菩薩開南天鐵塔時，空中現九會之尊位。或云金剛智三藏從龍智受之。或云不空為之。或云善無畏，與胎曼皆於空中感得之。遂無一定之說。見金剛界曼陀羅大鈔一，秘藏記鈔二等。
[chuán shuō] jiǔ huì zhī cì dì wèi jiàn běn jīng jiū shuí tú shì zhī yé？ huò yún lóng měng pú sà kāi nán tiān tiě tǎ shí, kōng zhōng xiàn jiǔ huì zhī zūn wèi. huò yún jīn gāng zhì sān cáng cóng lóng zhì shòu zhī. huò yún bù kōng wèi zhī. huò yún shàn wú wèi, yǔ tāi màn jiē yú kōng zhōng gǎn dé zhī. suì wú yī dìng zhī shuō. jiàn jīn gāng jiè màn tuó luó dà chāo yī, mì cáng jì chāo èr děng.
[chuan shuo] jiu hui zhi ci di wei jian ben jing jiu shui tu shi zhi ye? huo yun long meng pu sa kai nan tian tie ta shi, kong zhong xian jiu hui zhi zun wei. huo yun jin gang zhi san cang cong long zhi shou zhi. huo yun bu kong wei zhi. huo yun shan wu wei, yu tai man jie yu kong zhong gan de zhi. sui wu yi ding zhi shuo. jian jin gang jie man tuo luo da chao yi, mi cang ji chao er deng.
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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Partial matches: Qi, Chuang, Jiu, Hui, Tuo, Duo, Luo, Lao, Ta, Man.
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