San zhong deng liu guo, Sān zhǒng děng liú guǒ: 1 definition
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Chinese Buddhism
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三種等流果 [san zhong deng liu guo]—Three Kinds of Homogeneous Results (等流果 [deng liu guo])
[Nomenclature] Homogeneous Results (等流果 [deng liu guo]) are classified into three types:
1. True Homogeneous Result (真等流果 [zhen deng liu guo]): As stated above, this refers to causes of good, evil, or neutral nature leading to results of the same kind (good, evil, or neutral).
2. False Homogeneous Result (假等流果 [jia deng liu guo]): For example, if one caused another to have a short lifespan by killing in a previous life, one consequently experiences a short lifespan oneself in this life. This is actually a retribution fruit (異熟果 [yi shu guo]), but because the meaning of a short lifespan is similar in both the preceding and succeeding instances, it is provisionally named a homogeneous result.
3. Positional Homogeneous Result (分位等流果 [fen wei deng liu guo]): For example, from the eye consciousness (眼識 [yan shi]) towards sound objects (聲境 [sheng jing]) up to the mind consciousness (意識 [yi shi]) towards dharma objects (法境 [fa jing]), all are results generated by the eighth consciousness (第八識 [di ba shi]). And where the eye consciousness and form objects (色境 [se jing]), up to the mind consciousness and dharma objects, have their respective objects and perceiving subjects interrelated, and the positions of both are the same.
三種等流果—【名數】分別等流果為三種：一、真等流果，如上所言以善性惡性無記性為因而引善惡無記同類之果者。二、假等流果，如前世殺生令他短命，故今世感自身之短命，是實為異熟果，然以前後短命之義相似，故假名為等流果者。三、分位等流果，如眼識之於聲境乃至意識之於法境，皆為第八識所生之果，而眼識與色境乃至意識與法境，各所緣能緣關連而二者之分位同者。
[míng shù] fēn bié děng liú guǒ wèi sān zhǒng: yī,, zhēn děng liú guǒ, rú shàng suǒ yán yǐ shàn xìng è xìng wú jì xìng wèi yīn ér yǐn shàn è wú jì tóng lèi zhī guǒ zhě. èr,, jiǎ děng liú guǒ, rú qián shì shā shēng lìng tā duǎn mìng, gù jīn shì gǎn zì shēn zhī duǎn mìng, shì shí wèi yì shú guǒ, rán yǐ qián hòu duǎn mìng zhī yì xiāng shì, gù jiǎ míng wèi děng liú guǒ zhě. sān,, fēn wèi děng liú guǒ, rú yǎn shí zhī yú shēng jìng nǎi zhì yì shí zhī yú fǎ jìng, jiē wèi dì bā shí suǒ shēng zhī guǒ, ér yǎn shí yǔ sè jìng nǎi zhì yì shí yǔ fǎ jìng, gè suǒ yuán néng yuán guān lián ér èr zhě zhī fēn wèi tóng zhě.
[ming shu] fen bie deng liu guo wei san zhong: yi,, zhen deng liu guo, ru shang suo yan yi shan xing e xing wu ji xing wei yin er yin shan e wu ji tong lei zhi guo zhe. er,, jia deng liu guo, ru qian shi sha sheng ling ta duan ming, gu jin shi gan zi shen zhi duan ming, shi shi wei yi shu guo, ran yi qian hou duan ming zhi yi xiang shi, gu jia ming wei deng liu guo zhe. san,, fen wei deng liu guo, ru yan shi zhi yu sheng jing nai zhi yi shi zhi yu fa jing, jie wei di ba shi suo sheng zhi guo, er yan shi yu se jing nai zhi yi shi yu fa jing, ge suo yuan neng yuan guan lian er er zhe zhi fen wei tong zhe.
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, Liu, Guo, Deng, Jiao zhong, Gua, Can, Shan.
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