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'''Hva Shang''' | [[Image:Hva_Shang.jpg|frame|'''Hva Shang''']] | ||
Hva Shang, meaning ‘a Chinese monk’, was sent by Emperor T’ai-tsung of China with an elegently worded letter to invite the [[Sixteen Arhats]] to China. He accompanied them as they travelled to China where they observed the three Months’ Rains Retreat and taught extensively from the [[three pitakas]], the three collections or 'baskets' into which the Word of the Buddha is divided. They are [[Vinaya]], [[Sutra]] and [[Abhidharma]]. | '''Hva Shang''' (Tib. ཧྭ་ཤང་, ''Hashang'') - attendant of the [[Sixteen Arhats]] | ||
Hva Shang, meaning ‘a Chinese monk’, was sent by Emperor T’ai-tsung of China with an elegently worded letter to invite the [[Sixteen Arhats]] to China. He accompanied them as they travelled to China where they observed the three Months’ Rains Retreat and taught extensively from the [[three pitakas]], the three collections or 'baskets' into which the [[Word of the Buddha]] is divided. They are [[Vinaya]], [[Sutra]] and [[Abhidharma]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 15 December 2016
Hva Shang (Tib. ཧྭ་ཤང་, Hashang) - attendant of the Sixteen Arhats
Hva Shang, meaning ‘a Chinese monk’, was sent by Emperor T’ai-tsung of China with an elegently worded letter to invite the Sixteen Arhats to China. He accompanied them as they travelled to China where they observed the three Months’ Rains Retreat and taught extensively from the three pitakas, the three collections or 'baskets' into which the Word of the Buddha is divided. They are Vinaya, Sutra and Abhidharma.