2, elephant treasure-white six-toothed elephant.

3, Ma Bao-won the blue horse.

4. Jewelry-a shining pearl. (It can shine on everything in the world, obviously not a dzi bead)

5. Jade girl treasure-a girl with both beauty and wisdom.

6, the main treasure-the infinite wealth born in nature.

7, point soldiers to protect-a general with great wisdom and great strategy.

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Seven treasures of Buddhism refer to seven kinds of treasures, also known as seven treasures. Seven treasures refer to tortoise shell, agate, crystal, coral, amber, pearl and musk. The seven treasures translated by different Confucian classics are different. Kumarajiva's translation of the Amitabha Sutra says that the seven treasures are gold, silver, colored glaze, glass, red beads and Diannao;

The seven treasures mentioned in Xuanzang's translation of Ode to Pure Land are gold, silver, dog skin glass, pretty jade, Muroti Gerapo, lohitamuktika and Ashima Gerapo. The seven treasures mentioned in the Prajna Sutra are gold, silver, colored glass, coral, amber, canal and agate; The seven treasures mentioned by Hokkekyo are gold, silver, coloured glaze, canal, agate, pearl and rose; The seven treasures mentioned in Amitabha Sutra are gold, silver, coloured glaze, glass, ditch, red pearl and agate.

In different versions of the same Confucian classic translated in different historical periods, the seven treasures are also different. Take "Infinite Life Sutra" as an example. The seven treasures in the Han Dynasty are gold, silver, glass, water essence, car canal, coral and amber.

The seven treasures contained in the Cao Wei edition are purple gold, silver, colored glaze, water essence, dragonfly, coral and amber; The seven treasures of the Tang Dynasty are gold, silver, coloured glaze, pear, beautiful jade, red pearl and amber. The seven treasures of Song Dynasty are gold, silver, glass, pear, pearl and amber.