阿修罗 (ā xiū luó) — (Buddhism) asura; a titan-like being in Buddhist cosmology, often at war with the gods
Definition
阿修罗 (āxiūluó) refers to the asuras of Buddhist cosmology — titan-like beings driven by jealousy, one of the six realms of rebirth, who are perpetually at war with the gods (devas).
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(Buddhism) asuraa titan-like being in Buddhist cosmology, often at war with the gods
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Examples
- ,阿修罗。Zài fó jiào zhōng, ā xiū luó shǔ yú liù dào zhī yī.In Buddhism, the asura belongs to one of the six realms of rebirth.
- 阿修罗,。ā xiū luó Suī rán lì liàng qiáng dà, dàn yīn jí dù ér jīng cháng yǔ tiān shén zhàn dòu.Although asuras are powerful, they often fight the devas out of jealousy.
- 阿修罗。Zhè bù jīng wén xiáng xì miáo shù le ā xiū luó de shēng huó.This sutra describes the life of asuras in detail.
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