Look At The Shoes Worn By Monks In Temples.

Because India is located in the tropics, it is generally believed that the Buddhist monks and nuns did not wear shoes when Shakya Muni lived in the world.

In fact, it is not the case. According to the Buddhist scriptures, the following collection of horses excavated the Moro scriptures, saying, "if there are donors, cattle are sold and slaughtered, it is acceptable to buy Leather and make leather."

According to the release door to reverence instrument said: "Tianzhu, the land is hot and humid.

We should rely on leather to make clothes.

If you see upper honour, you must take off. "

According to these textual research, we can know that Buddhist monks and nuns in ancient India were allowed to wear shoes.

The area of our country belongs to the warm and cold area. People, of course, need to wear shoes in order to keep out the cold.

About the use of shoes.

There have been some regulations in the codes of daily use, the four points law, the imperial decree, the imperial court and so on.

There are three types of shoes worn by monks and nuns in China.

One is "

"And" shoes "are woven from grass, so they are also called straw sandals.

Those who used to live in the rural or mountain forests of the mainland usually wear this kind of shoes.

The second is "

"Lohan shoes" are made of cloth.

The upper part of this shoe, the tip, is stitched with three pieces of cloth, and the upper is sewn with some square holes, which is similar to that of the "shoes".

Now the family, everyone is wearing this kind of shoes.

It is said that these shoes are meant to teach people to see through everything.

The third kind is "monk shoes", which is made of cloth.

This kind of shoe has no holes in its body, but only a hard beam can be sewn on the front of the shoe upper.

This style of "monk shoes" is no different from the "slippers" of the secular.

"Luo Han shoes" and "monk shoes" are actually "monk shoes".

The colors of "monk shoes" are black, gray, yellow, brown, and brown and yellow.

The shoes worn by monks are hemp and grass.

It is made up of chemical skins and other stitching or stitching. Besides the toe part, the upper part is sewn into a number of square holes with black, gray, yellow and brown colors.

There are also no vamp on the vamp, only a hard beam at the front end, similar to the ordinary slippers.

If there are six holes on the vamp, it symbolizes six degrees. The Taoist priest should regularly repair six degrees of Polish honey, and also symbolize the impermanence of everything in the world.