Golden Ring - Konrin

Japanese: 金輪 - こんりん

("Kon" is the Go-on pronunciation of "gold") [1] [noun] Buddhist term. ① In the Buddhist worldview, one of the three wheels that are underground and support the earth. It is located above the wind wheel and the water wheel. It is said that the nine mountains, the eight seas, and the four lands of Sumer are located above it. Earth wheel. Diamond wheel. ※Genpei Jōsuiki (before the 14th century) 5 "The gap between the three views must be filled with the _golden wheel that will turn _forever. " [Koksharon-11] ② Abbreviation of "Konrinhō (golden wheel treasure)." [Miscellaneous Paraphrases and Parables Sutra] [2] Abbreviation of "Konrinō (golden wheel king)." ※Kokin Chōmonshū (1254) 2 " _{The two} foolish bodies should be disciplined and _virtuous , for the golden wheel is _{the seat} of faith."

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Japanese:

(「こん」は「金」の呉音)[1] 〘名〙仏語。① 仏教の世界観で地下にあって大地を支える三輪の一つ。風輪、水輪の上にあるもの。この上に九山、八海、須彌四州(しゅみししゅう)があるという。地輪。金剛輪。※源平盛衰記（１４Ｃ前）五「三観之隙、必専_二金輪之久転_一」〔倶舎論‐一一〕② 「こんりんほう（金輪宝）」の略。〔雑譬喩経〕[2] 「こんりんおう（金輪王）」の略。※古今著聞集（1254）二「是非_二愚身戒徳_一、金輪御信力所_レ為也」

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