Datura is a Buddhist offering of Datura. The Tibetan pinyin of "Mandapan" is Kyil kor, meaning "center and edge", which shows the Buddhist worldview centered on Mount Sumi. * * Buddhism uses Datura Sami, jewelry and other things to support the Buddhas of Mount Sumi, and even the ten buddhas.
The origin of "Manda" support comes from the records in the intensive Buddhist King Kong book in India. During the Song Dynasty in China, Indian monks provided support for it. -10 17) Translate the scripture into seven volumes: The Buddha said that everything is the most secret teaching of the Tathagata. According to the Chinese translation of "Ten Thousand", it means observing various "Datura" such as the sun, the moon and the Falun (meaning "Datura") and supporting the five Tathagata and all Buddhas, King Kong and Bodhisattvas in order to achieve merit. Buddhism, on the other hand, may be based on the concept of "MiJingKong Continuation", resulting in the worship of "Datura".
* * * Buddhism's use of manda plate can be seen in Zong Kaba (1357- 14 19), which used slate as manda plate, and then gradually developed into gold, silver, copper and other materials, and inlaid with jewels and jade as decoration. On the Manda plate, there are still existing sculptures symbolizing the Central Sumi Mountain, four continents (Dongsheng Shenzhou, Nanshan Buzhou, Xiniu Huozhou, and Luzhou in the north), the sun, the moon and the Falun, which support the ten buddhas with all the precious things in the world. In addition to showing the Buddhist worldview, Tancheng also means "Tancheng", that is, viewing the sacred space through Tancheng can drive away impurities and evil spirits and protect the interior when offering sacrifices to Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.
At present, Manda trays are mostly in two forms: one is tray bottom tower, that is, there are four tower boxes made of metal such as silver or copper with tray bottom. Each tower box is hollow. When the manda plate is dedicated, grains, turquoise, shells, agate gravels, pearls and other items are sprinkled into it, and each layer is stacked in turn to form a tower shape. Finally, it is covered with a screw top (shaped like the tip of the Falun, with the image of the Falun inside) to symbolize Sumi Mountain; The other is a single-layer box, that is, a single-layer round box made of silver or copper. The box cover has three-dimensional sculptures such as Sumeru Mountain City, four continents, statues of Buddha and Bodhisattva, and the box body is inlaid with various gems and engraved with auspicious patterns.