In Buddhism, there are two names for monks: "Fapai" and "Shapai". However, most of the dharma names are based on the generations of preachers and ordained teachers, based on certain Buddhist sayings, and are the names of teachers when they become monks and ordained.

The dharma number consists of two words, the first word represents generations, and generally according to the order of Buddhist songs, each generation is a word. Different temples generally choose different Buddhist songs.

The word dharma number is generally played by preachers and ordained teachers, and there is no fixed dharma number. "According to the inheritance of the Fa School or the Barber School, send a word and take a word combination from the common name to make it easier to remember and reduce the workload. There are also great virtues who use names to encourage, hope and bless their disciples. They don't use the word school, but they use different names, or they all use a certain name, which is different.

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Dharma number is a Buddhist term, which refers to the name specially taken by people who convert to Buddhism. That is, after the tonsure ceremony is held, or when the monks at home turn to the Three Treasures to be ordained, or when their family members die to be ordained, the names will be conferred by Master.

China's "monk" represents a monk who practices Sanskrit and is synonymous with monks. The purpose of becoming a monk is to learn Buddhism, to learn supreme Buddhism, to get rid of the other side of life, and then to have more capital to transform all beings. Since you are studying law, you must have a name different from the secular, that is, "the name of law" and "the name of law".

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