How many years has Buddhism been robbed?

Robbery is a time unit in Buddhism. There are big robberies, medium robberies and small robberies.

A small robbery =15.99 million 8000 years.

One robbery = twenty robberies.

One robbery = four robberies?

What is a small robbery? According to "The Great Bodhisattva", people's life span starts from 80,000 years old, and decreases by 1 year every 100 years until 10 years old. Then, from the age of ten, it will increase by one year every 100 years to 80,000 years. This increase or decrease is called robbery. We can easily work it out mathematically. From 80,000 years old to 10 years old, we will increase by one year every 100 years, and then increase and decrease. So 80,000 MINUS 10, this number is multiplied by 100 and then multiplied by 2, and the total * * * can be15.998 million years, which is nearly16 million years. This is a small robbery. According to the Buddhist scriptures, twenty small robberies are one medium robbery, and four medium robberies are one big robbery. Therefore, based on this calculation, a major robbery is 1279.84 million years, about12 to1300 million years. This is a big robbery.

Buddhist language. Eleven percent of the defeat of heaven and earth is called "a robbery". It also means a long time. The Maha Prajna Paramita Sutra is incalculable: "It is those who have heard of Prajna Paramita from generation to generation, and they are convincing all the people in the country that everything they have done has been taken away." The Great Nirvana Sutra reads: "If the Tathagata has great power, can't he live long if he reduces his robbery?" Sui Shu's Thoughts of Silence: "Beyond heaven and earth, there are four dimensions, more heaven and earth, no ultimate, but success or failure. 1 1% loss is robbery. " "Cloud Seven Signs" Volume 4: "The heavens worship, each with its own code. After a week of robbery, traffic resumed, so the robbery was carried out five times.

"When Robbed" and "When Living in Different Countries"

References:

A robbery-Baidu Encyclopedia