What's the difference between an abbot and an abbot in a temple?

The abbot is recognized as the abbot of a spiritual leader in a large-scale temple. The abbot is a Buddhist monk, also known as the abbot in Japanese Buddhism, and is the chief monk in charge of a temple. Simply put, the abbot is the highest person in charge of the temple. As long as it is a temple, there will be an abbot. The abbot is the spiritual leader of the temple. The abbot and abbot of some temples are the same person, such as Shi Yongxin of Shaolin Temple, who is both abbot and abbot. Some monasteries only have abbots, because the abbot's qualification, cultivation and influence ability have not yet reached the level of becoming an abbot.

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