Who is the author of Born of Gautama Buddha?

The author of Born of Gautama Buddha is Wu Daozi. Wu Daozi's Born of Gautama Buddha is a calligraphy scroll with a length of 35.5 cm and a width of 338. 1 cm, handed down from ancient times as a copy of the Song Dynasty. This picture, also known as the birth picture of Sakyamuni, was drawn by Wu Daozi according to the Buddhist scriptures Ruiying.

Born of Gautama Buddha's Creative Background

Once upon a time, there was a king in northern India, Kapilowei. People call him Sudoku King. His wife is Maya, the sister of Shanjue, the Lord of Tianwan. King suddhodana has both ability and political integrity, and is diligent and loves the people. Mrs. Moyev is dignified, beautiful and virtuous. After marriage, the husband and wife have good feelings and love. However, the fly in the ointment is that couples have been married for several years but have never had children.

One day, Mrs Moyev was walking in the garden. After a while, she felt a little tired and fell asleep in the garden. In her sleep, she saw a white elephant with six teeth falling from the sky. The elephant has a beautiful figure, and its hair is as white as snow. It came slowly and finally got into the lady's right.

When Mrs. Moyev woke up, she quickly told her dream to King suddhodana. King suddhodana didn't know whether it was good or bad, so he called the fortune teller to ask. The fortune teller said that the lady must be pregnant with a prince. This is a gift from heaven. The prince is noble. As the fortune teller said. After the dream, Mrs. Moyev became pregnant.

King suddhodana was very happy to learn the news and ordered the ladies-in-waiting to be careful with their wives, and to have beautiful and soft clothes and sweet and clean food.