There are 7 total results for your 王法 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
王法 see styles |
wáng fǎ wang2 fa3 wang fa ouhou / oho おうほう |
the law; the law of the land; the law of a state (in former times); criterion royal decree Royal law, the law by which a king should rule his country. |
王法經 王法经 see styles |
wáng fǎ jīng wang2 fa3 jing1 wang fa ching Ōbō kyō |
A sutra on royal law, tr. by Yijing; there are other treatises on it. |
法王法 see styles |
fǎ wáng fǎ fa3 wang2 fa3 fa wang fa hōō bō |
the Dharma of the Dharma-king |
王法牢獄 王法牢狱 see styles |
wáng fǎ láo yù wang2 fa3 lao2 yu4 wang fa lao yü ōhō rōgoku |
earthly laws and punisments |
王法正理經 王法正理经 see styles |
wáng fǎ zhèng lǐ jīng wang2 fa3 zheng4 li3 jing1 wang fa cheng li ching Ōhō shōri kyō |
Sūtra of [Maitreya's] Correct Principles of Royal Rule |
諦觀法王法 谛观法王法 see styles |
dì guān fǎ wáng fǎ di4 guan1 fa3 wang2 fa3 ti kuan fa wang fa taikan hōō hō |
to truly perceive the teaching of the Dharma-king |
諦觀法王法法王法如是 谛观法王法法王法如是 see styles |
dì guān fǎ wáng fǎ fǎ wáng fǎ rú shì di4 guan1 fa3 wang2 fa3 fa3 wang2 fa3 ru2 shi4 ti kuan fa wang fa fa wang fa ju shih tai kan ho o ho, ho o ho nyoze |
when you truly perceive the Dharma King's dharma, the Dharma King's dharma is as it is |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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