Qi yuan jing she po li zhong, Qí yuán jīng shě pō lí zhōng: 1 definition
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In Buddhism
Chinese Buddhism
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祇園精舍頗梨鐘 [qi yuan jing she po li zhong]—The Crystal Bell of Jetavana Vihara
— [Object Name (物名 [wu ming])] Appears in the Gion Illustrated Sutra (祇園圖經 [qi yuan tu jing]). The Essentials of Rebirth (往生要集 [wang sheng yao ji]), Upper Volume, states: "At the four corners of the Impermanence Hall (無常堂 [wu chang tang]) of Gion Temple (祇園寺 [qi yuan si]), there are crystal bells (頗梨鐘 [po li zhong]). Within the sound of the bell, this verse is also recited." See the appendix to the entry for "bell" (鐘條附錄 [zhong tiao fu lu]).
祇園精舍頗梨鐘—【物名】出祇園圖經。往生要集上本曰：「祇園寺無常堂四角，有頗梨鐘。鐘音中，亦說此偈。」見鐘條附錄。(鐘)
[wù míng] chū qí yuán tú jīng. wǎng shēng yào jí shàng běn yuē: “qí yuán sì wú cháng táng sì jiǎo, yǒu pō lí zhōng. zhōng yīn zhōng, yì shuō cǐ jì.” jiàn zhōng tiáo fù lù.(zhōng)
[wu ming] chu qi yuan tu jing. wang sheng yao ji shang ben yue: "qi yuan si wu chang tang si jiao, you po li zhong. zhong yin zhong, yi shuo ci ji." jian zhong tiao fu lu.(zhong)
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: Zhong, Qi, Yuan, Jing, Du, She, Jiao zhong, Bo, Po, Li.
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