There are 19 total results for your 淸規 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
淸規 淸规 see styles |
qīng guī qing1 gui1 ch`ing kuei ching kuei Shōki |
Pure Rules |
古淸規 古淸规 see styles |
gǔ qīng guī gu3 qing1 gui1 ku ch`ing kuei ku ching kuei Ko shingi |
Old Pure Rules |
崇寧淸規 崇宁淸规 see styles |
chóng níng qīng guī chong2 ning2 qing1 gui1 ch`ung ning ch`ing kuei chung ning ching kuei Sōnei shingi |
Chongning qinggui |
敕修淸規 敕修淸规 see styles |
chì xiū qīng guī chi4 xiu1 qing1 gui1 ch`ih hsiu ch`ing kuei chih hsiu ching kuei Chokushu shingi |
Baizhang's Pure Rules |
日用淸規 日用淸规 see styles |
rì yòng qīng guī ri4 yong4 qing1 gui1 jih yung ch`ing kuei jih yung ching kuei Nichiyō shingi |
Rules of Purity for Daily Life |
永平淸規 永平淸规 see styles |
yǒng píng qīng guī yong3 ping2 qing1 gui1 yung p`ing ch`ing kuei yung ping ching kuei Eihei shingi |
Pure Rules of Eihei |
瑩山淸規 莹山淸规 see styles |
yíng shān qīng guī ying2 shan1 qing1 gui1 ying shan ch`ing kuei ying shan ching kuei Keizan shingi |
Keizan's Rules of Purity |
百丈淸規 百丈淸规 see styles |
bǎi zhàng qīng guī bai3 zhang4 qing1 gui1 pai chang ch`ing kuei pai chang ching kuei Hyakujō shingi |
Baizhang's Pure Rules |
知事淸規 知事淸规 see styles |
zhī shì qīng guī zhi1 shi4 qing1 gui1 chih shih ch`ing kuei chih shih ching kuei Chiji shingi |
Guidelines for the Officers |
禪苑淸規 禅苑淸规 see styles |
chán yuàn qīng guī chan2 yuan4 qing1 gui1 ch`an yüan ch`ing kuei chan yüan ching kuei Zenon shingi |
Chanyuan qinggui |
禪門淸規 禅门淸规 see styles |
chán mén qīng guī chan2 men2 qing1 gui1 ch`an men ch`ing kuei chan men ching kuei Zenmon Shōki |
Pure Rules of the Chan School |
小叢林淸規 小丛林淸规 see styles |
xiǎo cóng lín qīng guī xiao3 cong2 lin2 qing1 gui1 hsiao ts`ung lin ch`ing kuei hsiao tsung lin ching kuei Shō sōrin shingi |
Rules of Purity for Small Monasteries |
永平大淸規 永平大淸规 see styles |
yǒng píng dà qīng guī yong3 ping2 da4 qing1 gui1 yung p`ing ta ch`ing kuei yung ping ta ching kuei Eihei dai shōki |
Great Pure Rules of Eihei |
百丈古淸規 百丈古淸规 see styles |
bǎi zhàng gǔ qīng guī bai3 zhang4 gu3 qing1 gui1 pai chang ku ch`ing kuei pai chang ku ching kuei Hyakujō ko shingi |
Original Version of Baizhang's Pure Rules |
勅修百丈淸規 勅修百丈淸规 see styles |
chì xiū bǎi zhàng qīng guī chi4 xiu1 bai3 zhang4 qing1 gui1 ch`ih hsiu pai chang ch`ing kuei chih hsiu pai chang ching kuei Chokushu Hyakujō shōki |
Chixiu Baizhang qinggui |
勒修百丈淸規 勒修百丈淸规 see styles |
lè xiū bó zhàng qīng guī le4 xiu1 bo2 zhang4 qing1 gui1 le hsiu po chang ch`ing kuei le hsiu po chang ching kuei Rokushu hyakujō shōki |
Lexiu bozhang qinggui |
敕修百丈淸規 敕修百丈淸规 see styles |
chì xiū bǎi zhàng qīng guī chi4 xiu1 bai3 zhang4 qing1 gui1 ch`ih hsiu pai chang ch`ing kuei chih hsiu pai chang ching kuei Chokushu Hyakujō shingi |
Revision of Baizhang's Pure Rules |
瑩山和尚淸規 莹山和尚淸规 see styles |
yíng shān hé shàng qīng guī ying2 shan1 he2 shang4 qing1 gui1 ying shan ho shang ch`ing kuei ying shan ho shang ching kuei Keizan Oshō shingi |
Keizan's Rules of Purity |
永平元禪師淸規 永平元禅师淸规 see styles |
yǒng píng yuán chán shī qīng guī yong3 ping2 yuan2 chan2 shi1 qing1 gui1 yung p`ing yüan ch`an shih ch`ing kuei yung ping yüan chan shih ching kuei Eihei Gan zenji shōki |
Pure Rules of the Zen Master Gen of Eihei |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 19 results for "淸規" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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