What does Zhu mean?
Zhu means Buddhism and Buddhism.
1. Zhu’s stroke order structure.
Zhu has an upper and lower structure, with the radical "bamboo" and the lower part "二". The character "Zhu" has 8 strokes. Its stroke order is left, horizontal, Na, left, horizontal, Na, horizontal, horizontal.
2. The pronunciation of Zhu.
Zhu is a polyphonic character with two pronunciations, zhú and dǔ.
3. The meaning and origin of the word Zhu.
1. Tianzhu: ancient Persian transliteration, ancient name of India; name of mountain peak. From Tang Xuanzang's "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty: An Overview of India": "The name of Tianzhu in detail, disputes and disputes, the old cloud body poison, or Xiandou. Now from the correct pronunciation, it means India."
2 , Nantianzhu: southern India; shrub name; song name. From Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty's "Shui Jing Zhu·He Shui 1": "From the Xintou River to the South Tianzhu Kingdom and to the South China Sea, it is 40,000 miles."
3. Three Tianzhu: Zhejiang·Hangzhou· There are upper, middle and lower Tianzhu temples in Tianzhu Mountain, collectively known as the Three Tianzhu Temples. From Yuan Sadula's poem "Jixia Tour of Lingyin Peaks": "There is no heat in Zhu for three days, and there are five ice feet in the shade of pines in June."
4. Zhu Territory: refers to Tianzhu, which is today's India. From the "Jade Guanyin Singing Poems" written by Yuan Liang of Liao Dynasty: "It is best to build a temple with a seven-foot immortal face, and it is best to carve out strange and unique carvings. The Buddha from the Zhuyu region was touched to make the image, and the Kunfeng stone was carved to make the embryo."
Examples of Zhu:
1. The Indian monks Narantiriyasa, Janabhuta and Damagupta successively presided over the translation work here and made outstanding contributions to the translation of Chinese Buddhist scriptures. He was respected as the "Three Great Scholars of the Founding Emperor" by later generations.
2. In 629 AD, Master Xuanzang, an eminent monk from the Tang Dynasty in China, led his three disciples on foot to the Buddhist holy land of Tianzhu, regardless of the distance and risking their lives, in order to obtain Buddhist scriptures. .
3. According to legend, during the reign of Emperor Ming of the Eastern Han Dynasty, monks from Tianzhu carried Buddhist scriptures eastward on white horses to preach Buddhism. They were initially arranged by the emperor to live in Honglu Temple in Luoyang to show respect for the eminent monks.
4. At this time, the breeze is beginning to rise, and the wind is filled with the chattering of the past, the whisper of the old geraniums, and the disappointed sigh before the irresistible nostalgia.
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