Research On The Special Concepts And Contents In Tibetan Documents

Manjushri represents the main ideas of Mahayana Buddhism as well as convenience and wisdom,and has a high status in the two prominent cases.According to Tibetan literature,the beginning of Buddhism 's introduction to Tibetan areas,there have been classics closely related to Manjushri.Since then,in the historical process of Tibetan localization,the concept and content of Manjushri have been generally understood and accepted by the Tibetan people,and the Manjusri belief with unique Tibetan characteristics has been formed.In this paper,the study of Chinese concepts and contents in Tibetan literature uses religious and historical studies,philology and other methods.From the ancient Indian Buddhism period,the pre-promotion period,the post-promotion period,and the contemporary period,the research was carried out.Firstly,the life,status,statue and characteristics of Manjushri were analyzed.Secondly,the concept of Manjushri was collected.The first time and specific content of the land,and analyzed the reasons why Akamatsu Dezan was hailed as Manjusri incarnation;once again,compiled the translated Buddhist scriptures and discovered the contents related to Manjusri in the treasury,and further explained the emergence of the post-Hong period The meaning behind the multiple Manjusri avatars;in the following,according to the five-character Manjusri,rituals,dojo,and Buddha images,the concept of Manjusri and its content in contemporary expression are illustrated from the perspective of Manjushri.In short,using Marxist religious views and materialistic historicalism can correctly understand the relationship between religion and society and guide religion to adapt to the socialist society with Chinese characteristics.By sorting out the concept of Manjusri in Tibetan literature and its contents,it is found that the convenience and wisdom represented by Manjusri have merged with Tibetan culture and have had a profound impact on it.It has positive effects on the unity and cultural exchanges between the Han and Tibetan peoples.effect.