The relationship between trumpet and monk

They have different names, but they are all Buddhist monks. Lamas in Mongolia, Qinghai and Tibet, monks are called lamas.

Buddhist monk

In ancient India, the teacher's name was Upadhyaya, transliterated as Wubotuoye or Wubozheye, and the provincial sounds were Wushe and Monk. It means a teacher, a doctor, etc. In ancient times, it was also translated as close to reciting and living vigorously. It means that disciples are taught by teachers, often follow the teacher to recite scriptures, and rely on the strength of teachers to be born with Buddhism, wisdom and merits. There are two kinds of monks: one is a monk, commonly known as a shaved monk; Second, the monks on the altar who were banned by monks are commonly known as banned monks or banned monks. If you accept the mantle of a monk, you can also call him a monk or a monk. The name of a female monk is the same as that of a male monk, and only in the first crown "Ni" (Sanskrit negative affix -Ni) is she called a female monk. Now some people call nuns nuns. According to the legal system, the honorific title of monks was initially limited to monks. In the 4th year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (365,438+00), Buddhist figures from the western regions came to Luoyang, where they were deeply respected by Schleswig and Shi Hu, and were called "big monks". In the Tang Dynasty, there were honorifics of "Jian Zhen Monk" and "Bukong Monk", referring to monks who preached precepts and dharma. The Buddhist jungle (monk group) in Han Dynasty had strict regulations on professional titles. All the monks in the temple call the abbot of this big monk group a monk, and the rest can't. When a monk's term expires, he is called a retired monk, commonly known as an old monk. Because Buddhism has a long history in China, the word "monk" is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Ordinary people don't know the internal name of Buddhism. All monks are called monks, and there are young monks, big monks and old monks according to their age. In some rural areas, people who know their common surname even call them monks, which is extremely inappropriate.