What's the name of the monk cooking in the kitchen in the temple? What monk? For example, there is a position called Zhike Monk. How about the one in the kitchen? What's its name?

A monk who makes a room in the kitchen is called a cooking head. Fantou monk kitchen is called Fantou monk.

Knowing the guest monk: Although knowing the guest may not be "knowing the guest" (it will coax the benefactor), knowing the guest monk is the duty. The general task of a monk who knows guests is to receive the guests of the temple (especially the benefactors who worship the Buddha) and arrange accommodation.

He introduced others as follows:

Abbot: The "abbot" used to be the residence in the temple. The elders in the temple are here to give lectures on the Buddhist scriptures. Later, the preacher gradually evolved into the chief executive, and the abbot gradually became the boss's private residence.

Abbot: "Abbot" originally meant to guide the spread of Buddhism. Later, it gradually evolved, and the administrative function replaced the responsibility of disseminating laws. The abbot basically appeared as the chief executive of the temple. However, the abbot is different from the abbot. Theoretically, no matter how small the temple is, there are abbots, but we can't live without them.

Prison temple/prison:

As the name implies, it is a monk who supervises and manages the administrative affairs of temples. Under normal circumstances, the prison temple/hospital is the abbot's right-hand man, and for the big temple temple, the prison temple/hospital may also be the abbot's right-hand man, helping the top leaders to handle administrative affairs, which has great power.

Na Wei: "Na Wei" is a transliteration of Sanskrit. To put it simply, "Na Wei" is similar to the role of monitor and class representative, helping teachers (abbot and supervisor/supervisor) to manage the whole class (temple), and at the same time shouting "stand up" and roll call (activities such as law meeting) in class to help teachers collect their homework.

In the ten-square jungle, it is typical to set up 48 deacons, which are arranged in the following order:

The sequence of eastern posts: Dujian, Jianyuan, Ancillary Temple, Suffering, Jianshou, Zhu Zhuang, Motou, Liaoyuan, Dianzhu, Hours, Drum Head and Night Patrol.

West Preface: Dianzuo, Tiean, Fantou, Caitou, Shuitou, Huotou, Chatou, Clothing, Door Head, Source, Laitou and Zhao Ke.

Preface: Na Wei, Yue Zhong, founder, incense burning, records, clothes, decoctions, waiters, Zhong Qing, guests, travelers, incense lamps.

West Preface: Zuo Yuan, Shouzuo, Xitang, Houtang, Tang Zhu, Secretary, Tibetan Master, Monk Value, Zhizang, Zhike, Shentou and Surabaya.

In the modern jungle, there are basically five parts, namely, meditation hall, living room, warehouse, old man and old man, which are collectively called "five halls"; Among them, the last four are also called "four pavilions". Important temple affairs are decided by the abbot through consultation with the first-class leader and the Sitangkou mage. In addition, there is the first hut to entertain famous guests, a waiter's hut to wait for beginners, a walker's hut to serve pedestrians and children's walkers, and a public hut (Yunshui Hall) to receive past monks.

Expanding information and shaving a monk's head have three meanings. First, according to Buddhism, hair represents countless troubles and wrong habits in the world. Cutting off hair is equivalent to removing troubles and wrong habits; Second, cutting off the hair is equivalent to removing the pride and neglect of the world; Get rid of all troubles and practice wholeheartedly.

In ancient China, people regarded hair as very important, thinking that it was obtained from parents, so it must be protected and not damaged, otherwise it would be disrespectful to parents. Buddhism demands that these unnecessary family concerns be cut off; The third is to distinguish other sects in India. At that time, India was full of sects. But when people see a bald head, they know it's a Buddhist.

The monk named Misha (meaning diligent encouragement and kindness) was born at the age of 20, and was forbidden by a monk to be called a monk (meaning beggar-begging for food). China people misrepresent it as "Derby Kong Qiu, so it is called a monk", which is also a joke).

Within five years after being ordained by a monk, he shall not be a tutor; After five years, if you are familiar with the precepts, you can only use what you have learned as a teacher. This is called a model teacher. Sanskrit says Ayaliya leaves, which people recite with teaching. Ten years later, you can be a pro-teacher; Twenty years later, it was called the seat of honor; After 50 years old, they are called the elders of the elderly.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Monks (Chinese Vocabulary)