Lingaku- monk who has mastered the scriptures; (esp.) Xuanzang 玄奘[Xuan2 zang4] (602-664)
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- monk who has mastered the scriptures
- (esp.) Xuanzang 玄奘 (602-664)
This term refers to a monk who has extensive knowledge of Buddhist texts and teachings, often implying a high level of spiritual attainment and dedication to religious practices.
He is a famous monk who has mastered the scriptures.
Many students study under this monk who has mastered the scriptures.
This meaning specifically points to the historical figure Xuanzang, a key monk in Chinese history known for his journey to India to obtain Buddhist texts, which significantly influenced Buddhism in China.
The journey of Xuanzang to obtain the scriptures is considered legendary.
Despite the storm, Xuanzang continued on his path with determination.
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Sān zàng fǎ shī三藏法师monk who has mastered the scripturesTáng Sān zàng唐三藏Tang monkfǎ shī法师shēn fèn身份identity of a monkSān zàng三藏jīng diǎn经典Tripitaka classicsSān zàng三藏chuán chéng传承transmission of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏sī xiǎng思想thoughts of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏yóu jì游记trip of the monkfǎ shī法师dé xíng德行virtue of the monkSān zàng三藏wén huà文化culture of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏jīng shén精神spirit of the monkXiàn dài现代Sān zàng三藏modern interpretation of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏yán jiū研究study of the TripitakaSān zàng三藏gù shì故事stories of the monk