Before the 7th century BC, Siddhartha's manuscript was popular in India. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties in China, Siddhartha was introduced by translators and accepted by Chinese people. In the Tang Dynasty, there were thousands of words in Sanskrit, Guang Zhi Sitan Ji Zi, a line of letters and other works. It spread to Japan about before Nara Dynasty. In our country, Sanskrit characters and letters are called Sidtan, while Sanskrit grammar and sentence interpretation are called Sanskrit or Sanskrit to show the difference. However, in addition to the Sanskrit script Siddhartha, the Japanese refer to Sanskrit calligraphy, reading, grammar and so on.
However, Yuan Zhen's words of "three times into Iraq" are consistent with Siddhartha Tan's Sanskrit handwriting. There are various changes in Indian fonts. In the 4th century BC, the so-called Gupta school fonts gradually became popular. It is an acute font with a wedge at the beginning and a sharp tail. The inscriptions of two Bayeux leaves collected in Horyuji, Japan-Heart Sutra, Sanzang Dalagni (objects of the 6th century) and Buddha Kaya (the end of the 6th century) are all of this kind. China handed down four Ditan fonts, also belong to this department. The so-called long-day font began to appear in the seventh century, and it has been very popular since the tenth century until today. The font is quite different from Gupta system, and a horizontal line is drawn at the top of the letter. The Sanskrit alphabet remains the same today. So Siddhartha's body also has its historical origin, and it is not fabricated out of thin air.
(1) According to Guang Zhi's Record of Siddhartha Tanks, Siddhartha Tanks in a broad sense are the floorboards of Modo and Tiwen, and in a narrow sense they refer to the twelve rhymes of Modo Tanks. Modo is a transliteration of Sanskrit mātrikā, which means' mother' and also rhymes, referring to vowels, 16 words (refer to the first table); Among them, the rarely used words such as "Gree" (ri), "Gree" (rρ), "Li" and "pear" (lρ) are called "Bemodo"; The rest are called Tomodo or Siddhartha Twelve Rhymes and Siddhartha Twelve Chapters. At the same time, A Mu (am) with rhyme and ah He (AH) with stop are both variants of Ah, not the original rhyme. If you remove sixteen words, it becomes fourteen sounds. This word is between Modo and Tiwen, so it is called boundary. Style, Sanskrit vya? Jana's transliteration, that is, consonants plus Modo's stippling, is the ontology of various words, which is called style. The so-called' stippling' is a simplified form of using Modo when consonants are added with Modo, which is similar to Chinese stippling, so it is called it.
In ancient times, it was said that each letter had three doors: vertical (calligraphy), sound (pronunciation) and meaning (meaning). There are two pronunciations, namely, Middle Tianzhu and South Tianzhu, as well as linking (such as the sound change of two languages). The meaning of words is to give letters or compound words a certain meaning for easy memory, which is called the word gate. Siddhartha was originally a phonography, not an ideogram, so every word was meaningless. But Indians have memorized letters since childhood, such as' the word A (a) is not born', that is, choose a word with Arabic letters at the beginning or in a word, or choose a word that can be associated with glyphs to facilitate memory and make such letters have certain significance.
Note: This table does not include eleven syllables of the fifty-character gate. However, if you are associated with the 50-word gate, please refer to the 50-word gate. Also in the record, (14)φ (? 0? 2? 0? 0a), also known as Yi, Se and Shi Yi. Obstacles (stamba or? 0? 2? 0? 0ambha), which means folding. (2 1)(sva), also used for wave, lock, wet wave, wet binding and wet binding. The meaning of kindness and seclusion (svasti). (26) Duo (sta), also known as Yi, Sa Duo, Di Duo, Di Duo, Corpse and Sha Duo. Have (asti), dizziness (styāna), edge, etc. (27) if (j? A), also as soil, mother, provocation, jealousy. Wisdom, wisdom (j? āna)。 (28) Tuo (rtha) is also called He, Ito, La Ta, Yi Ha and Lao Duo Duo. (Alta) means. (3 1) Mo (sm) is also called magic, rubbing, rough, grinding and wet. Read, remember (smriti), stone (asma) and so on. (32) Fire (hva), also known as fire, fire girl, big girl, big iron, biting iron and sand wave. Shout (hva, hvaya), win the trust, be inseparable and so on. (33)υ(ts), also known as υ, υ, υ. Mātsarya, extinction, death, courage, courage and health. (38) Song (ska), also known as Saiga, Oga, and corpse driving. Cloud, gathering (Scanda), law, etc. (39) Yi (ysa), also known as Yi, Ye, Ye, Yi, Yue and Yi. The meaning of aging. (40) cover (? 0? 2ca), also known as "escape", "discretion", "ITO", "luxury", "room" and "left room". Or (Ni? 0? 2cala), never (ā? 0? 2 Kalia).