Sakyamuni Buddha [Sudoku Prince, named Siddhartha, which means "All Righteousness Achievers" (old translation "Yicheng"), full name Siddhartha Gautama].
Sakyamuni Buddha, the pioneer of Buddhism, showed himself as a Buddha in the Five Turbulence and Evil World of Wajie (see Eight Phases for details).
Sakyamuni means benevolence, Confucianism, forbearance and silence. Because his father was Sakyamuni, he was honored as Sakyamuni after becoming a monk, which means "Sakyamuni sage".
The Buddha of Sakyamuni (565-486 BC) is almost the same age as Confucius in China. He is the prince of Kapilowei (present-day Nepal) in northern ancient India, belonging to Khshatriya caste. According to Buddhist scriptures, when Sakyamuni was 19 years old, he felt a lot of troubles about birth, illness and death. He gave up his royal life and became a monk. At the age of 35, he became enlightened under the bodhi tree, began to learn Buddhism, and then preached in the Ganges River valley in northern and central India. 1980, he showed nirvana in Naga city.