Ju jian, Jū jiǎn, Jù jiàn, Jū jiān, Jǔ jiān, Jǔ jiàn, Jù jiān: 12 definitions
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居簡 [ju jian]—Jujian was a native of Sichuan (四川 [si chuan]). His surname was Wang (王 [wang]), though some sources record it as Long (龍 [long]). He visited Deguang (德光 [de guang]) of Yuwang Temple (育王寺 [yu wang si]) and received his Dharma seal (法印 [fa yin]). Later, he taught Dharma (法道 [fa dao]) at Jingci Temple (淨慈寺 [jing ci si]) in Hangzhou (杭州 [hang zhou]). He built a hermitage (築室 [zhu shi]) and resided in Beijian (北磵 [bei jian]), north of the temple. He authored Beijian Ji (北磵集 [bei jian ji]) in 19 volumes and Beijian Xuji (北磵續集 [bei jian xu ji]) in 1 volume. He passed away in the 6th year of Chunyou (淳祐六年 [chun you liu nian]). See Xu Chuandeng Lu (續傳燈錄 [xu chuan deng lu]), Shishi Jigu Lue (釋氏稽古略 [shi shi ji gu lue]), Wudeng Yantong (五燈嚴統 [wu deng yan tong]), etc.
居簡—【人名】四川人。姓王氏，一作龍氏。謁育王德光，得其法印。後於杭州淨慈寺開法道。於寺之北磵築室居之。著有北磵集十九卷，北磵續集一卷。淳祐六年寂。見續傳燈錄，釋氏稽古略，五燈嚴統等。
[rén míng] sì chuān rén. xìng wáng shì, yī zuò lóng shì. yè yù wáng dé guāng, dé qí fǎ yìn. hòu yú háng zhōu jìng cí sì kāi fǎ dào. yú sì zhī běi jiàn zhú shì jū zhī. zhe yǒu běi jiàn jí shí jiǔ juǎn, běi jiàn xù jí yī juǎn. chún yòu liù nián jì. jiàn xù chuán dēng lù, shì shì jī gǔ lüè, wǔ dēng yán tǒng děng.
[ren ming] si chuan ren. xing wang shi, yi zuo long shi. ye yu wang de guang, de qi fa yin. hou yu hang zhou jing ci si kai fa dao. yu si zhi bei jian zhu shi ju zhi. zhe you bei jian ji shi jiu juan, bei jian xu ji yi juan. chun you liu nian ji. jian xu chuan deng lu, shi shi ji gu lue, wu deng yan tong deng.
居簡 t = 居简 s = jū jiǎn p refers to [proper noun] “Jujian; Beijian Jujian”; Domain: Buddhism 佛教 [fu jiao] , Subdomain: China , Concept: Monastic 法师 [fa shi]; Notes: See 北磵居簡 [bei jian ju jian] (BSAD '居簡 [ju jian]', ID: A000617) .
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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舉監 [jǔ jiān] [ju jian]—
Juren (舉人 [ju ren]). From "History of Ming (明史 [ming shi]), Volume 69, Treatise on Elections (選舉志 [xuan ju zhi]) Part 1": "Those who entered the Imperial Academy (國學 [guo xue]) were commonly called Imperial Academy Students (監生 [jian sheng]). A Juren (舉人 [ju ren]) was called a Jujian."
舉監：舉人。《明史．卷六九．選舉志一》：「入國學者，通謂之監生。舉人曰舉監。」
jǔ jiān: jǔ rén. < míng shǐ． juǎn liù jiǔ． xuǎn jǔ zhì yī>: “rù guó xué zhě, tōng wèi zhī jiān shēng. jǔ rén yuē jǔ jiān.”
ju jian: ju ren. < ming shi. juan liu jiu. xuan ju zhi yi>: "ru guo xue zhe, tong wei zhi jian sheng. ju ren yue ju jian."
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倨見 [jù jiàn] [ju jian]—
To receive (someone) with a haughty attitude. From Ming (明 [ming]) Dynasty Ling Mengchu (凌濛初 [ling meng chu])'s The Story of the Red Whisk (紅拂記 [hong fu ji]), "Prologue" (楔子 [xie zi]): "As an important minister of the imperial court (帝室重臣 [di shi zhong chen]), you must prioritize recruiting heroes (豪傑 [hao jie]), and it is not proper to receive guests (賓客 [bin ke]) haughtily."
倨見：以高傲的態度接見。明．凌濛初《紅拂記．楔子》：「公為帝室重臣，須以收羅豪傑為心，不宜倨見賓客。」
jù jiàn: yǐ gāo ào de tài dù jiē jiàn. míng． líng méng chū < hóng fú jì． xiē zi>: “gōng wèi dì shì zhòng chén, xū yǐ shōu luó háo jié wèi xīn, bù yí jù jiàn bīn kè.”
ju jian: yi gao ao de tai du jie jian. ming. ling meng chu < hong fu ji. xie zi>: "gong wei di shi zhong chen, xu yi shou luo hao jie wei xin, bu yi ju jian bin ke."
舉薦 t = 举荐 s = jǔ jiàn p refers to [verb] “to recommend”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '舉薦 [ju jian]'; Guoyu '舉薦 [ju jian]'; Mathews 1931 '舉薦 [ju jian]', p. 121) .
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Starts with: Ju jian de, Ju jian fu guo, Ju jian yong gui, Ju jiang.
Full-text (+163): Jian ju, Bei jian ju jian, Qi ju jian, Ju jian de, Ju jian fu guo, Bei jian, Fu cha, Goujian, Shen ju jian chu, Li xian yi fan, Xia zhong, Jie shao suo, Hei, Chou ju jian xin, Bu jian shi mian, Du ju jian jin, Bu zi liang li, Xi liu, Fan li, Zou gou peng.
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