Guanyin Bodhisattva, the name of the Buddhist Bodhisattva, is Avalokite in Sanskrit ś The free translation of vara is also translated as "guangshiyin", and the new translation is "viewing freedom" and "viewing freedom", transliterated as "abuluji desheboro" and "abuluzhiduoyishivaro". Amitabha's left flank attendant is one of the "three saints in the west".
Buddhism believes that Guanyin Bodhisattva is a kind and compassionate Bodhisattva. As long as all living beings in distress recite his name, "Bodhisattva immediately observes his voice" and goes to save liberation, it is named. Because of the taboo of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin in the Tang Dynasty, the word "world" was briefly called "Guanyin".

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As for Guanyin Bodhisattva, the name of this Bodhisattva is listed in volumes 82 and 100 of chengyouguangdingyi Sutra, Vimalakirti Sutra, guangzanprajna Sutra, dabaoji Sutra, but there are no stories such as origin. In the Dharma Sutra, there is a product detailing the Bodhisattva's benefit to life in the Saha world. In addition, Volume III of the compassion Sutra, the book of Bodhisattvas, describes that Amitabha Buddha, the eldest son of Wang Wuzheng in his past life, became a monk in front of the treasure Buddha and vowed that if all sentient beings suffer from all kinds of distress and terror, if he can remember me and read my name, he will be free from all kinds of pain and trouble. The treasure Buddha recorded and named Guanyin for him.
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Guanyin Bodhisattva is one of the four great bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism. It is said that his birthday is February 19 of the lunar calendar, the completion day is June 19 of the lunar calendar, and the nirvana day is September 19 of the lunar calendar. It is said that the Taoist temple is Putuo Mountain. Guanyin belief has a far-reaching influence in China, resulting in various folk legends about Guanyin Bodhisattva, such as the widely spread saying that Guanyin is the third princess Miaoshan of Miaozhuang king of Xinglin country. This legend of female Guanyin can be seen in the Song Dynasty Zhu Bian's "old news of Qu Yi". Later, Guan Daosheng's biography of Guanyin Bodhisattva in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty became a complete biography. Taking this as the blueprint, a large number of Guanyin story books such as Xiangshan Baojuan, the complete biography of Guanyin in the South China Sea and Guanyin's enlightenment have appeared one after another.
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Guanyin has various names and images, such as six Guanyin, seven Guanyin and to 33 Guanyin (called 33 body), but generally speaking, Guanyin refers to the holy Guanyin as a whole. Guanyin statues in Chinese monasteries are often used as female faces. The statue of female phase Guanyin began in the northern and Southern Dynasties and flourished after the Tang Dynasty. The "33 body" Guanyin is often mentioned. According to the book of Dharma Sutra, Volume 7 "Pu men pin", Guanyin has 33 kinds of bodies: one Buddha body, two Bizhi Buddha bodies, three sound and smell bodies, four Vatican King bodies, five emperors' release bodies, six self-contained bodies, seven self-contained bodies, eight day general bodies, nine adjacent Salmonella bodies, ten small king bodies, eleven elders bodies, and twelve lay scholars, Thirteen Dharma officials, fourteen Brahmans, fifteen bhikkhus, sixteen Bhikkhuni, seventeen euvas, eighteen euvas, nineteen elders, twenty lay women, twenty-one Dharma officials, twenty-two Brahman women, twenty-three virgins, twenty-four virgins, twenty-five heavenly bodies, twenty-six dragon bodies, twenty-seven yecha bodies, twenty-eight qiangupo bodies, twenty-nine Ashura bodies, Thirty kalulura bodies, thirty-one tight narra bodies, thirty-two moharaka bodies, thirty-three Vajra God bodies.