Don't laugh at me, what does "Dragon Babu" mean?

Explanation Name

The term "Dragon and Eight Parts" comes from Buddhist scriptures. Many Mahayana Buddhist scriptures describe that when the Buddha preached to Bodhisattvas, monks, etc., there were often eight groups of gods and dragons involved in listening to the Dharma. For example, "Lotus Sutra: Devadatta": "The eight deities, dragons, human beings and non-human beings all saw the dragon girl becoming a Buddha from a distance

". "Non-humans" include eight kinds of Shinto monsters, headed by "Heaven" and "Dragon", so they are called "Dragon and Eight Parts".

The eight divisions are Luo, the seven are returning to Naluo, and the eight are listening to Luojia.

"Heaven" refers to the gods. In Buddhism, the status of gods is not supreme, but they can enjoy greater and longer blessings than humans. Buddhism believes that all things are impermanent, and gods will also die after their life span ends. There are five symptoms before the death of a god: dirty clothes, withered flowers on the head, body odor, sweating under the armpits, and unhappiness (the fifth symptom may be said

This is the "separation of jade"), this is the so-called "five declines of heaven and man", and is the greatest sorrow of the gods. Sakyamuni is the leader of the gods.

"Dragon" refers to God. The dragons in Buddhist scriptures are roughly the same as the dragons in Chinese legends, but they have no legs. Some pythons are also called dragons.

Snakes are also called dragons. In fact, the Chinese people's concepts of dragons and dragon kings mainly come from Buddhist scriptures. There are five dragons, five dragons, five dragons, seven dragon kings, eight dragon kings, etc. in the Buddhist scriptures. The ancient Indians respected dragons very much and believed that the dragons were the most powerful creatures in the water, so they treated them

People with high virtues are respectfully called "Dragon Elephant", such as "Long Elephant from the West", which refers to eminent monks from the West. Ancient Indians believed that rain was caused by dragons taking water from the sky and spreading it down to the world. The Chinese also accept this view. The calendar records how many dragons draw water, indicating the amount of rainfall this year. Among the dragon kings, there was one named Shajieluo Dragon King. When he and his young daughter were eight years old, they went to the temple where Sakyamuni Muni preached the Dharma.

He transformed into a male body and appeared in the form of a Buddha. When she became a Buddha, she was seen by the eight gods and dragons.

"Yaksha" is a kind of ghost and god in Buddhist scriptures. There are nouns such as "Eight Great Yaksha Generals" and "Sixteen Great Yaksha Generals". The original meaning of "Yaksha

" is the god who can eat ghosts, and also means agility, bravery, lightness, secrets, etc. "Vimalakirti Sutra" Note: "What is said:'

There are three kinds of yakshas: first, on the ground, second, in the void, and third, celestial yaksha.'" Now when we talk about "yaksha", they are all Refers to evil

ghost. But in the Buddhist scriptures, there are many yakshas who are good, and the mission of the eight yaksha generals is to "preserve the world of all living beings."

"Gandharva" is a kind of god who does not eat meat and wine, but only seeks fragrance as nourishment. He is one of the gods of music who serves Emperor Sakyamuni. Fragrance, "Gandharva" means "unpredictable" in Sanskrit, the magician is also called "Gandharva", and the sea mirage is called "Gandharva City". Both the scent and the music are elusive and elusive.

The Shinto of "Asura" is very special. The men are extremely ugly, while the women are extremely beautiful. King Asura often led his troops to fight with Emperor Shi

because Asura had beautiful women but no good food, and Emperor Shi had good food but no beautiful women. They were jealous of each other and robbed each other. Every time there was a fierce battle,

Always beaten upside down. We often call the battlefield that was brutally bombed and littered with corpses "Shura Field", which is why it comes from this.

As a result of the war, King Asura was defeated. Once after his defeat, he went up to the world and had nowhere to escape, so he transformed into the lotus root and sneaked into the

silk holes of the lotus root. King Asura is hot-tempered, stubborn and jealous. When Sakyamuni taught the Dharma, he talked about the "four bases of mindfulness", and King Asura also taught the Dharma, and he talked about the "five bases of mindfulness." There is one more grade, "Thirty-eight Taoist Grades

". Most of the myths and stories in Buddhist scriptures are metaphors. King Asura has great power and ability, but he likes to do things such as "I don't believe in evil" and "The world is in chaos, the more chaotic the better". Asura is also very suspicious and has "the theory of great wisdom" "Volume 35": "Axiu

Because of his bad mind, he often doubted the Buddha and said that the Buddha helps heaven. The Buddha said that there are "five kinds of things", but he said that there are six kinds of things, not one. ; If we say 'Four Truths

', it means that there are five truths, but not one thing. "The five masses" are the five aggregates. The Four Truths are the basic concepts in Buddhism.

Asura listened to the Buddha's

Dharma, and suspected that the Buddha was partial to Sakyamuni, so he deliberately said less.

"Garuda" is a large bird with various solemn and precious colors on its wings. There is a large tumor on its head, which is a wish-fulfilling pearl. The song of this bird is sad

Bitter. Feed on dragons. According to the ancient texts, Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the "Garuda", and Garuda is the Garuda, which eats one dragon and five hundred small dragons every day. When it died, the dragons vomited poison and could no longer eat it, so they flew up and down seven times until they died on the top of the Diamond Wheel Mountain. Because it feeds on dragons (venomous snakes) all its life, it accumulates a lot of poisonous gas in its body, and when it is about to die, it will self-incinerate. After the physical body is burned away, only one heart remains, which is pure green and glazed color.

"Kinnara" means "human but not human" in Sanskrit. He has the same shape as a human, but has a horn on his head, so he is called "human but not human". He is good at singing and dancing and is the god of music of Emperor Sakyamuni.

"Mohuraka" is the great python god, with a human body and a snake head. This novel is named "The Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon" and tells the story of the Dali Kingdom in Yunnan during the Northern Song Dynasty.

Dali is a Buddhist country. The emperors all believe in Buddhism and often give up the throne and become monks. This is a very strange phenomenon in the history of our country.

According to historical records, among the emperors of Dali, Emperor Shengde, Emperor Xiaode, Emperor Xuanren, Emperor Zhenglian, Emperor Shenzong, etc.

all took refuge in becoming monks. The Southern Emperor Duan Huangye written in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is the emperor of Dali. The era of "Dragon" is before "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". The story of this book takes place during the reigns of Wuhu and Shaosheng, Zhezong of the Northern Song Dynasty, around 1094 AD.

The eight types of Shinto spirits in the Eight Divisions of Heavenly Dragons each have their own unique personalities and magical powers. Although they are living beings outside the human world, they also have mundane joys and sorrows.

There are no Shinto spirits in this novel, but this Buddhist term is borrowed to symbolize some real-life characters, just like the nun Yaksha Sun Erniang and Moyun Golden Winged Ou Peng in "Water Margin".

Explanation:

The term "Dragon and the Eight Parts" comes from Buddhist scriptures. Many Mahayana Buddhist scriptures describe that when the Buddha preached to Bodhisattvas, monks, etc., there were often eight groups of gods and dragons involved in listening to the Dharma. For example, "Lotus Sutra: Devadatta": "The eight groups of heavenly dragons, humans and non-human beings, all saw the dragon girl becoming a Buddha from a distance

". "Non-humans" include eight kinds of Shinto monsters. Because they are headed by "Heaven" and "Dragon", they are called "Dragon and Eight Parts".

The eight divisions are Luo, the seven are returning to Naluo, and the eight are listening to Luojia.

"Heaven" refers to the gods. In Buddhism, the status of gods is not supreme, but they can enjoy greater and longer blessings than humans. Buddhism believes that all things are impermanent, and gods will also die after their life span ends. Before the death of a god

there are five symptoms: dirty clothes, withered flowers on the head, body odor, sweating under the armpits, and unhappiness (the fifth symptom may be said

This is the "separation of jade"), this is the so-called "five declines of heaven and man", and is the greatest sorrow of the gods. Sakyamuni is the leader of the gods.

"Dragon" refers to God. The dragons in Buddhist scriptures are roughly the same as the dragons in Chinese legends, but they have no legs. Some pythons are also called dragons.

Snakes are also called dragons. In fact, the Chinese people's concepts of dragons and dragon kings mainly come from Buddhist scriptures. There are five dragons, five dragons, five dragons, seven dragon kings, eight dragon kings, etc. in the Buddhist scriptures. The ancient Indians respected dragons very much and believed that the dragons were the most powerful creatures in the water, so they treated them

People with high virtues are respectfully called "Dragon Elephant", such as "Long Elephant from the West", which refers to eminent monks from the West. Ancient Indians believed that rain was caused by dragons taking water from the sky and spreading it down to the world. The Chinese also accept this view. The calendar records how many dragons draw water, indicating the amount of rainfall this year. Among the dragon kings, there was one named Shajieluo Dragon King. When he and his young daughter were eight years old, they went to the temple where Sakyamuni Muni preached the Dharma.

He transformed into a male body and appeared in the form of a Buddha. When she became a Buddha, she was seen by the eight gods and dragons.

"Yaksha" is a kind of ghost and god in Buddhist scriptures. There are nouns such as "Eight Great Yaksha Generals" and "Sixteen Great Yaksha Generals". The original meaning of "Yaksha

" is the god who can eat ghosts, and also means agility, bravery, lightness, secrets, etc.

"Vimalakirti Sutra" Note: "What is said:'

There are three kinds of yakshas: first, on the ground, second, in the void, and third, celestial yaksha.'" Now when we talk about "yaksha", they are all Refers to evil

ghost. But in the Buddhist scriptures, there are many yakshas who are good, and the mission of the eight yaksha generals is to "preserve the world of all living beings."

"Gandharva" is a kind of god who does not eat wine and meat, but only seeks fragrance as nourishment. He is one of the gods of music who serves Emperor Sakyamuni. Fragrance, "Gandharva" means "unpredictable" in Sanskrit, the magician is also called "Gandharva", and the sea mirage is called "Gandharva City". Both the scent and the music are elusive and elusive.

The Shinto of "Asura" is very special. The men are extremely ugly, while the women are extremely beautiful. King Asura often led his troops to fight with Emperor Shi

because Asura had beautiful women but no good food, and Emperor Shi had good food but no beautiful women. They were jealous of each other and robbed each other. Every time there was a fierce battle,

Always beaten upside down. We often call the battlefield that was brutally bombed and littered with corpses "Shura Field", which is why it comes from this.

As a result of the war, King Asura was defeated. Once after his defeat, he went up to the world and had nowhere to escape, so he transformed into the

silk holes of the lotus root. King Asura is hot-tempered, stubborn and jealous. When Sakyamuni taught the Dharma, he talked about the "four foundations of mindfulness", King Asura also taught the Dharma. There is one more grade, "Thirty-eight Taoist Grades

". Most of the myths and stories in Buddhist scriptures are metaphors. King Asura has great power and ability, but he likes to do things such as "I don't believe in evil" and "The world is in chaos, the more chaotic the better". Asura is also very suspicious and has "the theory of great wisdom" "Volume 35": "Axiu

Because of his bad mind, he often doubted the Buddha and said that the Buddha helps heaven. The Buddha said that there are "five kinds of things", but he said that there are six kinds of things, not one. ; If we say 'Four Truths

', it means that there are five truths, not to mention one thing. "The five truths" are the five aggregates. The Four Truths are the basic concepts in Buddhism. Asura listened to the Buddha.

Dharma, I was suspicious that the Buddha was favoring Emperor Sakyamuni and deliberately said less.

"Garuda" is a large bird with various solemn and precious colors on its wings and a large tumor on its head. , is a wish-fulfilling pearl. This bird's song is sad

It feeds on dragons. According to the old scriptures, Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the "Garuda", and Garuda is the Garuda. , it eats one dragon and five hundred dragonets every day. When it dies, the dragons vomit poison and cannot eat anymore, so they fly up and down seven times. p>It died on the top of Vajra Mountain because it had eaten dragons (venomous snakes) all its life and had accumulated a lot of poisonous energy. When it died, the poison burned away and only one heart remained. It is made of pure green glaze.

"Kinnara" means "human but not human" in Sanskrit. He has the same shape as a human, but has a horn on his head, so he is called

"Human" is good at singing and dancing, and is the god of music of Emperor Shi.

"Mohu Luojia" is a python god with a human body and a snake head. This novel is named after "The Eight Tribes of the Heavenly Dragon". , written about the story of Dali Kingdom in Yunnan during the Northern Song Dynasty

Dali Kingdom is a Buddhist country, and the emperors often give up their throne and become monks, which is a historical phenomenon in our country. A very strange phenomenon

According to historical records, among the emperors of Dali, Emperor Shengde, Emperor Xiaode, Emperor Xuanren, Emperor Zhenglian, Emperor Shenzong, etc.

all avoided it. He is a monk. The Southern Emperor Duan Huangye written in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is the emperor of Dali. The era of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is before that. The story of this book takes place during the reign of Zhezong Wuhu and Shaosheng of the Northern Song Dynasty, around 1094 AD.

The eight kinds of Shinto spirits in the Eight Divisions of Tianlong each have their own unique personalities and characteristics. Although supernatural beings are living beings outside the human world, they also have mundane joys and sorrows

There are no Shinto spirits in this novel, but this Buddhist term is just used to symbolize some real-world characters.

In "Water Margin", there are the mother Yaksha Sun Erniang and Moyun Golden Wing Ou Peng.

A test of the names of the eight parts of Tianlong

[Author: Border Town Prodigal Reprinted from: Jin Yong's. Jianghu community clicks: 1885〕

The god is Xiao Feng.

Xiao Feng gives people the impression of being "like a god" throughout the book, whether it is his figure, appearance, temperament, martial arts, character, or personality. In addition, Xiao Feng is actually the first protagonist in the book, which is consistent with his status as the leader of the gods. The name of the explanation says, "After the life of the gods ends, they will also die. Before the gods die, there are five symptoms: dirty clothes, withered flowers on the head, stinky body, sweating under the armpits, and displeasure in the seat. These are The so-called "five declines of gods" are the greatest sorrow of gods. "Although Xiao Feng is as powerful as a god, he still inevitably dies young. Although his sorrow is different from that of gods, it is the most regretful. Xiao Feng is not only a god, but also the leader among the gods - Emperor Shi.

The Dragon God is Duan Yu. The eighth part is headed by Tianlong, and Duan Yu is the second protagonist, who can take this position. Duan Yu is the emperor of Dali. In the eyes of the Chinese, the emperor is the dragon. The respect for dragons in ancient India is consistent with Duan Yu being respected as a prince. The Dragon King has worshiped Buddha since he was a child, which is also consistent with Duan Yu. In addition, all the emperors of Dali became monks in the "Tianlong Temple", which is enough to prove the relationship between the Dali emperor and the dragon, and also alludes to Duan Yu's status as the "Dragon God".

Yaksha often appears in the name of a collective, with terms such as "Eight Yaksha Generals" and "Sixteen Yaksha Generals". Jin Yong mentioned: "Now when we talk about 'Yaksha', we all refer to evil ghosts. But in the Buddhist scriptures, there are many Yakshas who are good, and the task of the eight generals of Yaksha is to 'maintain the world of living beings.'" It can be seen that Jin Yong means Yaksha Not all evil spirits are what people imagine, Yaksha also has a good side. Based on the above evidence, I think Yaksha is one of the four evil people. The four villains are a combination carefully created by Jin Yong. They are ferocious in appearance, ferocious and cruel, just like the "Yaksha" we often call them. But at the same time, the four villains also have eternal pain in their hearts, and they all have good sides. Even the worst villain, Yun Zhonghe, once saved Wang Yuyan. Therefore, the Yaksha combination of the four evil people tells us that there is no absolute good and evil.

Gandharva is a kind of god who does not eat meat and wine, but only seeks aroma as nourishment. He is one of the gods of music who serves Emperor Sakyamuni. His body emits a strong fragrance. "Gandharva" means "Gandharva" in Sanskrit. It also means "unpredictable". Both the scent and the music are elusive and elusive. From this explanation of the name, we can easily think that Gandharva is Arjuna. The two women who have the closest relationship with "Emperor Shi" Xiao Feng are A'Zhu and A'Zi. A'Zhu is naturally one of the gods of music who serves Emperor Shi. A'Zhu was "unpredictable" as soon as she appeared on the scene, disguised as multiple characters, but the fragrance on her body allowed Duan Yu to recognize her identity. There is also an extended meaning, that is: stuffing cattle and sheep and making a promise in vain, A'Zhu is just a vague thing to Xiao Feng, leaving a wisp of fragrance in vain, but taking away Xiao Feng's heart. From then on, "Emperor Shi" Xiao Feng showed signs of "the decline of heaven and man".

Asura is undoubtedly Murong Fu. Asura has the following characteristics: he often leads his troops to fight against the Emperor; he is often defeated by the Emperor; he is hot-tempered, stubborn and jealous; he has great power and ability but is afraid of chaos in the world; he is very suspicious, He suspected that the Buddha favored Sakyamuni. These characteristics of Asura are almost exactly the same as those of Murong Fu: Murong Fu and Xiao Feng are both known as "Murong in the North and South of Qiao Feng"; Murong Fu was defeated by Xiao Feng; Murong Fu was stubborn and jealous; he was the crown prince of Yan and feared the world in order to restore his country. Not chaotic; he is very suspicious...Although "Asura" Murong Fu always opposes "Emperor Sakyamuni" Xiao Feng, he will always be the loser. Either he will turn the peaceful world into an "Asura field", or he will be wiped out in ashes. .

The name of the explanation reads: "Garuda" is a large bird with various solemn and precious colors on its wings. There is a large tumor on its head, which is a wish-fulfilling pearl. This bird's song is sad, and it is named after a dragon. For food. According to the ancient texts, Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the "Garuda", and Garuda is the Garuda. It eats one dragon and five hundred dragons every day. When it died, the dragons vomited poison and could no longer eat it, so they flew up and down seven times and flew to the top of the Diamond Wheel Mountain to die. Because it feeds on dragons (venomous snakes) throughout its life, it accumulates a lot of poisonous gas in its body, and it burns itself when it is about to die. Garuda is obviously Jumozhi. Jiumo Zhibaoxiang is solemn; he is an enemy of Dali Tianlong Temple, and has trouble with the "Dragon God" Duan Yu throughout the book; he eventually becomes possessed, and his pain is like self-immolation. But Jiumozhi is a lucky Garuda. He finally returned the "poisonous energy" (internal power) in his body to the dragon (Duan Yu), and thus became enlightened and became a "Garuda" like Yue Fei.

Jinluana is good at singing and dancing, and is also one of the gods of music of Emperor Sakyamuni. Contacting the Gandharva in front, it is easy to judge that Jingluana is Azi.

Kinrona means "human but not human" in Sanskrit. In fact, she is a goddess who looks like a human but has a horn on her head that is good at singing and dancing. This is how I understand Ah Zi’s “human beings”: Ah Zi has lived in a harsh environment like the Xingxiu Sect since she was a child, and her temperament has become unpredictable. On the one hand, he is vicious and cunning, on the other hand, he is pure and infatuated. To say that Azi is "inhuman" is to say that no one could understand or understand her even a little bit when she jumped off the cliff with her brother-in-law's body.

The name of the interpretation only says that "Mohuluka is a great python god with a human body and a snake head." The first Surangama Sutra has the following explanation for Mohuluka: "Mohuluka. This goes like this Earth Dragon. It's like the python god. It's caused by ignorance. It's like practicing kindness and wisdom. "That is to say. , Mahulaka is the earth dragon corresponding to the heavenly dragon. He was originally a belly-walking type, but he "felt this body out of ignorance" and was "deaf and ignorant". Instead, he was able to "be happy, free from the world, practice kindness and wisdom." ”, finally redeeming the cause, getting rid of the abdominal type, and reborn. After this explanation, everyone should understand that Mohu Jialuo is Xu Zhu! Xu Zhu was originally an ordinary Shaolin monk, a "belly walking type", but due to being "deaf and ignorant", he became blessed, reborn, cultivated kindness and wisdom, and finally redeemed his past (originally the son of Xuanci and Ye Erniang), He became the Python God who was both the Lord of the Lingjiu Palace and the Prince Consort of the Western Xia Dynasty - that is, the "Earth Dragon" corresponding to the "Tianlong" Duan Yu.