Tathagata Buddha
- Image Number: K2A002346N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 孫璜
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 101×45.1
- Description:
Tathagata Buddha is one of the ten numbers of Sakyamuni Buddha. “Ru” is also called “Ru Shi”, that is, “Ru”, which refers to absolute as Buddha said; Rationale, follow this&# 30494; By acting rationally, one can reach the Buddha’s territory and outside. Chinese Buddhists regard it as the highest god. In Journey to the West, when the sky could not overpower the Monkey King, the people of the Jade Emperor’s imperial edict department went to the west to invite the Buddha to surrender. He not only subdued the Monkey King, but also arranged Guanyin to visit the scripture seekers. He gave enlightenment to the Monkey King in an emergency, and finally passed on the Buddhist scriptures to the scripture seekers. The whole sutra learning activity can be said to be under the control of the Tathagata Buddha.
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