The tenth place

Japanese: 十地 - じゅうじ

[1] (Noun) ① A Buddhist term. A classification of the ten stages of training required to attain enlightenment. In addition to the ten stages of Qian-e, Sho-e, Hachi-nin, Kan-e, Haku-e, Ri-zoku-e, Shi-jyo-e, B-saku-e, B-satsu-e, and Buddhism, as well as the ten stages of Joy, Ri-ka-e, I-n, Ka-e, Kang-e, R-i-chi, N-i-chi, Zan-e, Zan-e, and Dharmakaya-e, there are also the Ten Stages of Shravaka and Pratyekabuddha , and the Ten Stages of Buddha, which count the virtues of Buddha in ten different ways. ※Ryōiki (810-824) Vol. 1 “The virtues of the great monks are the same in the Ten Stages, and their ways surpass those of the two vehicles.” [2] = Jūjikyō (The Sutra of the Ten Stages)

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙① 仏語。仏のさとりをうるまでの修行段階を一〇に整理したもの。乾慧地・性地・八人地・見地・薄地・離欲地・已作地・辟支仏地・菩薩地・仏地の一〇種や歓喜地・離垢地・発光地・燄慧地・難勝地・現前地・遠行地・不動地・善慧地・法雲地の一〇種などの外に、声聞の十地・縁覚の十地があり、また仏の十地として仏の徳を一〇の面から数えたものなど、数種がある。〔即身成仏義（823‐824頃）〕※源平盛衰記（１４Ｃ前）二四「十地(ジウヂ)の階級によりて、報身能化の形異なれども」② 菩薩のこと。※霊異記（810‐824）上「亦大僧等、徳は十地に侔(ひと)しく、道は二乗に超えたり」[2] ＝じゅうじきょう（十地経）

出典　精選版日本国語大辞典精選版日本国語大辞典について　情報

<<: Cross - 10

>>: Free verse - jiyushi (English)