Basic explanation: a kind of magic bead in ancient legend.

The moon refers to the divine pearl, which only refers to the person's name in ancient poetry, so it rarely appears in ancient poetry.

Yue (pronunciation: yuè) is an uncommon word, which refers to the ancient legendary beads. People in China often use names, which means that the person who named you regards you as a treasure, so precious.

"Guang Yun" and "Jiyun" are combined with fish, and the sound of the moon (yuè). So is Shen Zhu.

Legend magic pearl

Yue is a pearl in ancient legends. The original religious terms were mostly used for names, and religion meant that all laws were printed. One of the four laws is the truth or truth of everything. All Mahayana classics are printed with the truth of reality, heresy can't be mixed and the supernatural can't be broken. If there is reality, it is the Buddha's theory. The use of this name in tantric Buddhism is one of the secret methods. It is used to add three seals, that is, "the wood spirit imperial coins, the bright birds live, so the locusts are actually removed", which can eliminate disasters and seek wealth. Based on this statement, the master of Tiantai wise men believed that the first generation of Buddhism was a five-time teaching method, that is, strict time, forbearance time, square time, prajnaparamita time and nirvana time.

So did Shao Hao when he was young. One of the five emperors, the son of the Yellow Emperor. Shao Hao's mausoleum is located in the east of Qufu.

Shao Hao is an ancient figure in China. It is said that when Shao Hao was born, a colorful phoenix led hundreds of birds to gather in front of the court. The phoenix bit the stone and threw it into Shao Hao's hand. Suddenly the earthquake shook, and the poor mulberry fell to the ground, and the stone cracked and a radiant bead appeared. Everyone is overjoyed, which is a symbol of good luck. Seeing that its pearls are as bright as the bright moon, Taibai Venus is also a gift from the king, and named it Yue and Phoenix Bird. His deeds are recorded in Shan Hai Jing.

(Note: Guang Yun and Jiyun are two rhyming books officially compiled by the Northern Song Dynasty, which are equivalent to dictionaries. )

Based on the above analysis? Does he mean beads? There are few ancient poems about Buddha beads and Buddha, right?