"July 15th" is called Mid-Autumn Festival in Taoism. What is it called in Buddhism? What are the people's names?

For Taoism, the fifteenth day of the first month is Shangyuan, the fifteenth day of July is Zhongyuan, and the fifteenth day of October is Xia Yuan. At the beginning of Taoism, there were three officials worshipping. That is, the celestial official, the local official and the water official. Later, these three officials were called emperors, and many places have temples dedicated to these three officials. They each have their own responsibilities. Celestial officials bless Shangyuan, local officials forgive the sins of the Central Plains, and water officials call Xia Yuan Jieyi. Match "Sanyuan" with "Sangong", saying that the birthday of Shangyuan Tianguan is the 15th of the first month, that of Zhongyuan Tianguan is the 15th of July, and that of Xia Yuan Tianguan is the 15th of October. Therefore, there should be an altar sacrifice on July 15th in Taoism.

For Buddhism, July 15 is Bonna Festival of Buddhism. "Eye bug basin" is a Sanskrit transliteration, which originally meant to lift the upside down. It is said that the Buddha's apprentice was blinded by his mother's evil deeds before his death and was sent to the depths of hell. He asked the Buddha if there was any way to save him. The Buddha told him that fasting on the day of monk liberation (that is, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month) can save the ghost from the suffering of hell.

On the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month, the Mid-Autumn Festival, commonly known as Ghost Festival and July 30th. There are folk customs of offering sacrifices to the dead, setting off river lanterns and burning paper ingots, which is a traditional ancestor worship festival in China.