At this time, losing the binding force of the demon's consciousness, the protector in the demon's body, the brain of the demon, the four protectors were dispatched.

One of the protectors of the Demon Hero, Aya, one of the protectors of the Demon Hero, Yano Kawa, one of the protectors of the Demon Hero, Shakyamuni, and one of the protectors of the Demon Hero, the son of Kong.

Prepare for all kinds of germs, microbial life, and beings who do not belong to the Demon Hero, or other worlds that live in the various worlds of the Demon Hero's body.

A sweeping world, the world of demons, can only be assimilated and disappear, otherwise there is only one way to extinction. Assimilation, on the other hand, means the disappearance of another form.

One of the protectors of the Demon Hero, the Demon Ala

Allah (Arabic: ????? ), also translated as Allah, is the pronunciation of "God" or Allah by Arabic speakers, including Arabic Christians, Jews and Muslims.

Muslims, i.e. followers of Islam, believe only in Allah as their Lord.

Although the teachings of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are different, and they even attack each other, based on the nature of monotheism and the view of Islam that Moses, Aaron, Jesus, and Muhammad are all prophets sent by God to the earth, it can be determined that the Islamic Allah and the Jehovah of Judaism and Christianity are actually the same God. All three religions are considered to belong to the monotheistic religions of the desert.

Ordinary people who do not know much about the origins and teachings of Islam often mistakenly believe that the God of Islam is not the same as the name of God in Judaism and Christianity.

In fact, it is just a misidentification caused by the different ways in which Arabic and Hebrew speak the same God, and the words used in different languages after transliteration.

(Arabic for "Allah.") Literally translated into Chinese, it is "the only object of worship". That is, the definite article al is added to the common noun "object of worship" in front of ilah, which becomes Allah), and the literal translation in English is "TheGod".

In reality, ethnic groups and groups of people who believe in these three religions are often prejudiced against each other, which is also the reason for this misunderstanding.

In China, "Allah" is often translated as "Allah", or according to the Persian word "???? It is transliterated as "open-minded" or "hu-da".

The etymology of Allāh is a combination of the Arabic definite article al and the Arabic ilāh, meaning the absolute oneness of God.

One of the protectors of the Demon Hero, the Demon Lord

Yahweh (Yehovah, Yehowah). Yehvi, Yehvi. Yahweh, Yawwa, pronounced Yawwa and Yahuwa in ancient Hebrew, is the true God of Judaism and Christianity.

God's name is found in Exodus 34:6-7, "The Lord passed before Moses and declared, "The Lord." Jah. He is a God of mercy and grace. He is not quick to anger, but has loyal love, and he keeps the truth. For the sake of a thousand generations of people to keep loyal love, forgive sins, transgressions, and sins, but the punishment must be carried out, even for fathers and sons, and grandchildren, and even for three or four generations. 」

It means "the one who has always been" or "the one who does things" who will make his will and promises fulfilled. YHWH root means hayah "to be" or "to become". The name Jehovah comes from the Hebrew word for "????? 」。

God's name appears 6,828 times in the original Hebrew language of the Bible, but the Jews avoided calling God's name in vain because of the commandment in the Ten Commandments, "Thou shalt not call the name of the Lord your God," so the vowels are not used in the literature. It is commonly referred to as the "4-character god name" - YHWH in English, JHWH in French and German, and IHVH in Latin.

One of the protectors of the Demon Warrior, the Demon Warrior Shakyamuni

Siddhattha, Gautama (Pali: Siddhattha Gotama; Sanskrit: (the author can't read this symbol, and the computer here can't display it), the ancient Indian Shakya, born in the southern part of present-day Nepal, the founder of Buddhism, and later honored as Shakyamuni (Sanskrit means "the sage of the Shakyamuni tribe"), Buddha (meaning "enlightened one"), Buddha, etc.

There are many theories about the year of Shakyamuni's birth and death, but Northern Buddhism now infers that it is 565-486 B.C., while Southern Buddhism says 624-544 B.C. or 623 B.C.-543 B.C. The Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism in China is also said to have been taught from 1041 BC to 961 BC.

Shakyamuni is the honorific title given to him by later generations. "Shakya" is the name of the Shakya tribe to which he belongs, which has the meaning of "Neng" and "Yong", and "Muni" means "Wen", "Ren", and "Silence", so the Chinese translation is also "Nengren Silence", "Shakyamun Buddha" and so on.

In the recitation of the Rig Veda, it is recorded that a kind of monk is called "Muni", who has long hair, wears brown dirty clothes, can fly in the air, and drink poisonous juice without incident, so "Shakyamuni" can be translated as "a practitioner from the Shakyamuni clan" and "a saint of the Shakyamuni clan".

Siddhartha, which means "good fortune", "auspiciousness", "all meritorious achievements", is also known as "Sabharattha Siddha" (Sanskrit), which means "fulfillment of meaning" or "all righteous accomplishments".

Traditionally known as "憍曇mi", "Gautama" or "Qu Xi", it is the clan name of Shakyamuni, that is, the surname of the ancestors of the Shakyamuni people. But this surname, similar to Sariputta and Furuna, may be derived from the mother's surname, or it may be another name taken by the Aydal family of Gautama, the author of the Rig Veda, according to the custom of the ancient Indian aristocracy.

In addition, Mahayana Buddhism has different honorific titles for him, such as the "Huayan Sutra" also calls him the incarnation of the Buddha Virujana, which means that the light shines through, and it is commonly known as the great day.

The early Tripitaka of the first four assemblies of Buddhism did not include a specific account of Shakyamuni's life, although the origins of the sutras occasionally resembled biographical accounts, and the Buddha's words and deeds were the focus of the sutra records, and the Buddha's own life was not very relevant to the teachings, so it did not attract the attention of the Tripitaka assemblers.

After Buddhism became widely popular, Buddhists gradually became interested in the Buddha's outstanding personality, and more detailed narrative texts were elaborated in popular scriptures and varied legends, the earliest biography of the Buddha's life is the Buddha's 600-year-old Ma Ming Bodhisattva's "Buddha's Praise" ("Buddha's Practice"), and the Mahayana Buddhism's Buddha's biography includes "Buddha's Collected Sutras", "Puyao Sutras" and "Fang Guang Solemn Sutras".

At the time of the birth of the Buddha, there were sixteen large countries in northern India, all of which were monarchies, and the Shakyamas ruled one of the four small states on the edge of the northeast, which belonged to the Kshatriya Kapila and adopted a republican system with Kansara as the suzerain.

Shakyamuni was born in the kingdom of Kapila, in the Shakyamuni clan. His father was the King of Pure Rice, and his mother was Mrs. Maya

From the age of eight, he learned culture from Bisharva Midoro and martial arts from Uttideva and lived a comfortable life in the palace since he was a child.

When he became an adult, he built three palaces for him in spring, summer and winter, and the "Collection of Buddhist Books" and other records that he had three wives, the first lady was the Buddha Buddha Yasundhara or Quyi, and had a son with her.

During his happy marriage of almost 13 years, he lived a life that seemed comfortable and luxurious in the eyes of ordinary people. It is precisely because of this that his feelings are different from ordinary people, and he will have more and deeper confusion and anxiety about himself and the world.

As time passed, the truth was revealed. The turning point in his life was 29 years old, when his son Rahula was born. When he went out on a tour, he happened to meet the elderly, the sick, the dead and the practitioners, and deeply felt the distress of birth, old age, sickness and death in the world, known as the Four Gates Tour, and often meditated on the Yanfu tree, but he could not leave the path of suffering, so he rode a horse on a moonlit night when he was 29 years old and became a monk.

In order to seek liberation, he visited famous teachers and met Arato Garan. Alatta was the master of Shaman, and the future Buddha demanded to live a Brahmanic life in accordance with the teachings and canons of Arodah.

This doctrine advocates that through a series of meditation exercises, one can achieve the determination of nothingness, that is, the emptiness of all things in consciousness and the entry into a deep state of meditation.

Soon Shakyamuni attained all that Aroda had taught, and the latter was greatly impressed and suggested cooperating in leading his Shamanic group. However, Shakyamuni was not satisfied with this doctrine and chose to withdraw.

He had not yet attained enlightenment, and then he followed the practice of Shadrama and attained the determination that he did not want to do anything. But he thought that this was still not the state of liberation, and yet Shakyamuni could no longer find a teacher.

The Buddha enlightened Shakyamuni and the five bhikshus in the ascetic forest for six years, enduring hunger and hunger. At the age of 35, realizing that austerity could not lead to liberation, he went to Bodh Gaya, where he sat under the Bodhi tree.

According to the records of the Tripitaka Sutra, Shakyamuni entered the four kinds of meditation, attained the three enlightenments, and contemplated the four teachings and the twelve dependent originations to become supreme enlightenment. Northern Buddhism says that Shakyamuni made a vow to become enlightened and never get up. Until the seventh night of the seventh day, when the sky dawned, he looked at the stars and became enlightened.

Attaining the Three Understandings and the Four Truths, attaining supreme enlightenment, and becoming a Buddha. (To be continued......)