The Study On The YiYi Of Buddhism In The Western Wei And Northern Zhou Dynasty

Buddhism was introduced to China from the time of the Han Dynasty and gradually flourished during the Sixteen Kingdoms and Northern Dynasties.Taking the Western Wei and Northern Zhou Dynasty as examples,the knotted statues are more popular.Buddhism is a Buddhist faith group composed of family believers and monks and nuns.The main members can be divided into two categories: monks and vulgars.Among them,the monks are responsible for guiding the religious activities of Yiwu,and the leaders of the common people are responsible for the organization and operation of the righteousness,and the nephew participates as an ordinary member.The religious activities carried out by Yiwu mainly include statues and festivals.The purpose of public imagery is to accumulate merit and obtain blessings.The type of Zhaihui is mainly Baguanzhai,and it is a religious activity involving confession,singing,reading,and chanting.The purpose of Yiwu’s religious activities such as statues and festivals is to express prayers.The objects of prayer are emperors,teachers,parents,relatives,and sentient beings.The contents of the prayers are both religious and personal secular values.Pursuit,such as longevity,official position,descendants,etc.,reflects the religious characteristics of religion and secular miscellaneous.