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Is Manglietia a Tibetan King and Bodhisattva? What's the difference between him and Yan?
Manglietia is not a Tibetan king and bodhisattva.

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He is a brahmin in the village of Zaludo, the king of ancient India.

He was born with good looks and had a close relationship with Sharifutsu since childhood. He was a disciple of Xie Ye (Brahma ~ Chaya), with 250 disciples each.

If you try to make an appointment with Sharifutsu, those who are enlightened and liberated first will tell each other, and then they will compete to improve their practice. Later, because of what disciple A of Buddha said, Sharifutsu realized that there was no truth about me in all dharma, and told Mu Conglian, who led his disciples to worship Buddha and was enlightened by him. A month later, he got the certificate of Siraitia grosvenorii. The fundamental Dojo of Elder Mu Yilian is located in Mulian Temple in Daye, Hubei Province.

2. Bodhisattva (Sanskrit: Tibetan) is named for its "solid as earth and quiet as dense".

According to Buddhist scriptures, in previous lives, Tibetan bodhisattvas saved their mothers who suffered in hell several times. Since the long robbery, he has vowed to save all suffering beings, especially those in hell.

Therefore, this Bodhisattva is widely spread by Buddhism because of its virtue of "great filial piety" and "great wish". Therefore, it is generally called "Tibetan Bodhisattva" and has become one of the four great Buddhists in Han Buddhism.

Tibetan monks who came to China to seek dharma in the Tang Dynasty were considered as the embodiment of Tibetan Bodhisattva. Jiuhua Mountain, where the Silla royal monk is located, is also regarded as Huaying Dojo of Tibetan Bodhisattva, so it has become one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China, where incense has flourished for thousands of years.

3. The belief in the Prince of Yan is a belief gradually accepted by the Chinese nation after Buddhism was introduced into China at the end of Han Dynasty and influenced by Buddhism's thoughts on Yan Luowang.

The concept of Yan was first put forward during the Brahmanism in ancient India, that is, when Aryans became the rulers of ancient India. Later, Buddhism followed this concept and statement.

Legend has it that Yan is the manager of the underworld. Hades is the administrative department that judges and punishes people's souls from death to reincarnation. There are detailed records of good deeds and evil deeds in people's lives, as well as life and death books that record the length of people's lives.

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Manglietia saved her mother.

Manglietia's mother, Mrs. Qingti, is well-off, but stingy and greedy, while her son is very kind and filial.

When her son is away, her mother kills livestock every day, cooks and chews hard, never cares about her son and never practices kindness. After her mother died, she was sent to the underworld and was severely punished.

Mulian went to hell to see her suffering mother in order to save her mother from becoming a monk and gain magical powers.

Eyes can't bear it, but with the sins of his mother before her death, she can't walk out of the hungry ghost road. The food she gave didn't reach her mouth and turned into charcoal.

My eyes are at a loss and I am very sad. I pray to the Buddha. On July 15th, the Buddha taught Manglietia to set up a bonsai society, and supported her mother with the help of ten monks.

Manglietia was inspired by the Buddha, so there was a Buddhist story of standing on July 15 to support ten monks to turn over.

Manglietia's mother was able to eat enough and was transferred to the world, and she became a dog. Manglietia Manglietia chanted sutras for seven days and nights, which made her mother leave the dog and enter the sky.

Such Buddhist stories can be spread from the Western Jin Dynasty to the present, and passed down from mouth to mouth. The key lies in the story to persuade people to be kind and to persuade their sons to be filial, with the metaphor of "inherit the wind". ?

Reference source Baidu Encyclopedia-Muyilian

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