Zhunti Daoren

Investiture of the Gods character

Zhunti Daoren (Chinese: 准提道人; pinyin: Zhǔntí Dàorén) is a character in the Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi. He is one of the leaders of the Western Sect (西方教), together with Jieyin Daoren. In the novel, he comes from the Western Pure Land and takes part in the conflict between the Chan sect and Jie sect.

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Zhunti Daoren

Investiture of the Gods character

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Zhunti Daoren (Chinese: 准提道人; pinyin: Zhǔntí Dàorén) is a character in the Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi. He is one of the leaders of the Western Sect (西方教), together with Jieyin Daoren. In the novel, he comes from the Western Pure Land and takes part in the conflict between the Chan sect and Jie sect.

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Zhunti Daoren (Chinese: 准提道人; pinyin: Zhǔntí Dàorén) is a character in the Chinese novel Fengshen Yanyi. He is one of the leaders of the Western Sect (西方教), together with Jieyin Daoren. In the novel, he comes from the Western Pure Land and takes part in the conflict between the Chan sect and Jie sect. Zhunti first appears when he travels from the West to intervene on behalf of Ma Yuan, a demon who is about to be executed by the Chan sect. He later defeats Kong Xuan, takes him to the West, and participates in the battles against Tongtian Jiaozhu and the Jie sect. Scholars have identified the character with Cundi, a Buddhist deity, although interpretations of his religious identity vary.

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