What kind of Buddha is Lantern Buddha?

Burning Buddha (d and d: pa? Kara), meaning "Yuanbaoguang", is the past Buddha of the third Buddha in Buddhism, the Buddha before Sakyamuni, and the afterlife Buddha is "Maitreya Buddha". Because everything around him was as bright as a lamp when he was born, he was called the burning Buddha, also known as the source of "Dingguang Buddha" or "Yuanbao Buddha"

"Zengyi Agama" records that burning Buddha (fixed light fixed light Buddha) used to write books for Sakyamuni and predicted that he would become a Buddha in the future. He was a teacher who wrote books for Sakyamuni. Once, the burning Buddha passed through a sewer, and a monk used his hair to keep the burning Buddha from getting his feet dirty. He was predicted to be the Buddha of Sakyamuni.

The Sutra of Practice and the Sutra of Prince Ruiying record that Sakyamuni used five lotus stems to support the incense burning Buddha, and was predicted to be robbed as a Buddha after the September 11th robbery. Many buddhas and bodhisattvas in Buddhist scriptures are his disciples.

Some people engaged in religious studies believe that the burning lamp Buddha and the burning shoulder Buddha have an older source of Zoroastrianism.

[Editor] Temple

There are some Randeng Temple in all parts of China, such as Randeng Temple Bus Station in Chengdu, Sichuan (the temple was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution), San 'e Mountain in the middle of Longquan Mountain in Luodai Town, Longquanyi District, which is 18km away from the center of Chengdu, and a Randeng Temple with a history of 1700 years, which was built during the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty. In addition, there are Randeng Temple in the Xixia of Nanyang, Henan, Randeng Temple outside the East Gate of Jianshui City in Honghe, Yunnan, and the burning Buddha Pagoda on the west bank of the canal at the northern end of Tongzhou.

[Editor] Buddha statue

Kapisa style, the art of Gandhara Buddha statue in Greece, refers to a style of Buddha statue that was popular in Gaby City (now Begram) in Afghanistan during the period of Guishuang Empire. It is mostly manifested in two images: the burning Buddha statue and the holy Buddha of the Acropolis. The original Kabul Museum collected many such Buddha statues in the 3rd-4th century.

200 1 19 March, two Bamiyan giant buddhas were destroyed by the Taliban regime, and the larger one was also considered as a burning Buddha statue. [ 1]

[Edit] Other

The Lantern Festival in Tibetan Buddhism has nothing to do with burning ancient Buddha. This day commemorates the death of Zong Kaba, the founder of Gelug Sect (commonly known as Yellow Sect) in Gandan Temple in 14 19. Every year on the 25th of the Tibetan calendar 10 10, countless lights are lit on the roofs of monasteries and lay people, so it is called the Lantern Festival, which means "Gordon Aqu" in Tibetan and "Aqu" means "Five Sacrifices". China regards August 22nd of the lunar calendar as the birthday of the ancient Buddha lighting lanterns.