Siddhartha Gautama
A member of the Sakyamuni people, the founder of Buddhism, Piluo Weiguo. "Sakyamuni" means the sage of Sakyamuni.
After becoming a Buddha, Sakyamuni was honored as a Buddha, which means a person who fully understands the truth of life in the universe. In an instant, everything in the world always corresponds, and all the people and things in the ten squares are photographed without any mistakes. Therefore, what the Buddha said is in line with the truth. On the one hand, he explained the universal jurisprudence, on the other hand, he measured how deep-rooted and wise the olfactory method was. People who believe in Buddhism are often called Buddha, Tathagata, Little Buddha or Sakyamuni Buddha. In Buddhism, it is recorded that the eighth day of the fourth lunar month is the birthday of Nijiubu, the founder of Buddhism.
The second theory of wisdom: the parents' name is Siddhartha, and Qin Yan is favorable; Knowing the Tao and knowing the various laws is called the Buddha. The new name of the Buddha is Gautama, and the old name is Gotama. Sakyamuni was a disciple of the Buddha, so he made great achievements.
Sakyamuni, from China and India, has spread to China for more than two thousand years. There are many people who believe in Buddhism in China, and there are also many people who destroy Buddhism.
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Sakyamuni Buddha is a title of respect for him by later generations. "Sakyamuni" is the name of the Sakyamuni tribe to which he belongs, which means "energy" and "courage". "Muny" means "silence" and "silence", so Chinese translation is also called "benevolence silence" and "Buddhism". In the poem "Reciting Rigveda", there is a monk named "Muny", who has long hair and wears brown dirty clothes, can fly with his feet, and it is not difficult to drink poisonous juice.
Statue of Sakyamuni
Siddhartha (Sanskrit: Siddhartha, Pali: Siddhartha) means "pure ignorance", "good karma", "good fortune" and "all merits", also called "Savarthasiddha" (Sanskrit: Sarvarthasiddha), which means "meaningful achievement" or "everything".
Traditionally, "Tantammi", "Gautama" or "Gotama" are the clan names of Sakyamuni, that is, the surnames of Sakyamuni's ancestors. However, this surname may be similar to Sharifutsu and Flouna in Dazhi, and it comes from the mother's surname; It may also be another name given by Gautama, the immortal family, the author of the Rigveda Hymn, according to the habits of ancient Indian nobles. Because Sakyamuni is a monk, he is called "Gotama Saman".
In addition, Mahayana Buddhism also has different honorifics for him. For example, in Hua Yan Jing, he is also called Pilu Jinnafo, which means shining. The so-called "radiant" is commonly known as Tathagata.