Who is the sky?

Heaven: refers to the heavens, usually combined with dragons and Babu.

The Jade Emperor you mentioned is equivalent to Indra for 33 days.

Some of them have bodhicitta, which is the protector of Buddhism.

Zhutian

The statue of the patron saint in Buddhist temples is usually enshrined in the Ursa Mahayana Hall.

Between two walls.

According to Guangjin Mingjing's Ghosts, there are "twenty days", according to

In order: Gongde Tian, Argument Tian, Brahma, Indra, and Dongfang Zhi.

King of the country, king of growth in the south, king of big eyes in all directions, king of the north.

Heavenly King, Sun Day, Moon Day, King Kong Jimmy Lux, Mo Maoshou Luo Tian,

Three generals, Wei Tuotian, the God of Strong Earth, the Bodhi Tree God, Gui Mu,

Capricorn Dragon King Sen's Day, Yan Luowang.

Later, it was added to four Taoist gods, King Kinnaro, Emperor Wei Zi and Emperor Dongyue.

And Thor, Twenty-four Days. Today, there are many Buddhist temples in the south.

There is a ceremony of "fasting the sky". Such as "Dou", "Yangzhou Painting Boat Record" and "New"

Chengbei recorded: "Build an iron tower, which is high, imitating the wind of Zhengjue Temple, and end it."

Keywords yellow-green glass beads at the top of the tower, tower lamp, composite tank, upturned tank, heaven,

Wei Tuo is in harmony with the four Buddha statues. "(Li Mingquan)

From: the origin of Buddhism

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Appendix:

Tianlong Babu

(Terminology) Tianlong is the second and the first of the eight parts, so it is called Tianlong Babu. Eight writers: one day, two dragons, three witches, four godwives, five Asura, six Goruda, seven Kinnara and eight Moloka Gaia. The god of Hokkekyo said,' Both people and non-people in Tianlong Babu saw the dragon lady turned into Buddha from a distance.'

From: Buddhist Dictionary

Its ability:

Tianlong Babu

"Tianlong Babu" is a common "protector" in Buddhist scriptures.

Tianlong God is the head of the eight sects, hence its name.

Heaven, the heaven in Sanskrit, includes the three realms of heaven (see "Heaven").

In ancient China, "Dragon" was listed as one of the "Four Spirits", and Indians called it Naga. Its shape is slightly different from that of dragons native to China, and it seems to be a mixture of moji (whale) and dragons. It is called "the power of the dragon" in Buddhist scriptures, and there are many stories about the dragon king protecting his body. For example, when Prince Sakyamuni was born, Kowloon spit water to enlighten him.

There are many other six films: Hag: brave and agile, such as King Kong Hag guarding the entrance of the Buddhist temple, and the eight generals of Hag under King Vishnu.

Manna: It means "seeking fragrance". She eats incense, is subordinate to the release of the Emperor of Heaven, and can enjoy herself in the air.

Asura: Literally translated as "Tian Fei", he is very aggressive.

Gruda: This golden-winged bird lives in trees on four continents, and its wings have spread for more than 3 million kilometers.

Kinnara: Song Shenzong is a subordinate of Shi. He is a human being and a protagonist.

Mologa: Python God, the head of human snake, the god of music. The Genesis Scripture of Elder Lu Zhishen said, "When I was alone, I was surrounded by four people, and the king and all the people fell to the ground as a gift to the Buddha."

Almost every classic has similar scenes. He also wrote The Dragon King and Eight Dragons. For example, Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote "Notes on Water Classics and Rivers One": "When the king receives relics, he gets eight hoops and four buckets, and Wang Longshen gets a little." Another example is "Sea Miscellaneous Poems" by Zi Zhen of Qing Dynasty: "I know from a distance that Fa will be in Lingshan, and I will talk about it in eight parts." (Li Mingquan)

From: the origin of Buddhism