What are the slogans of Buddhism, namely "Ayutthaya" and "Taoism"

First of all, the slogan of Buddhism is not "Amitabha", but the name of Buddha. And "Amitabha" is the name of the Buddhist master of Pure Land Sect in the West. Only the Buddhist children of Pure Land Sect will call it "Amitabha", and the names of each Sect are different. The same is true of Taoism. Different clans have different Buddhist names, such as "nine days should be Yuan Lei, universal Buddha". As for the so-called infinite Buddha, infinite Buddha, infinite life and infinite light, the word is actually incorrect. It is not a Taoist term, and there is no such Buddha. As for the Buddha's name, Taoism often calls it "supreme" and "too high". There are only "Supreme Buddha" and "Supreme Buddha", such as "Supreme Buddha". Of course, the name depends on which Buddha you worship. People miss a Buddha in their hearts, or call a Buddha's name in their mouths. Buddha has its own perception, so does Buddhism, and so do all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Don't call it by the wrong name. Of course, if you don't know which Buddha you believe in, you can also call it "Blessed is the supreme Buddha" to express your gratitude to all Buddhas, but there is no "Blessed is the boundless Buddha", so don't shy away.