Douri Palace

Douri Palace

It includes the old works of Douri, Douri Tuo, Douri duo and Doushu, and the new works of Dushi, Yushi, douseduo and shanyushi. It means "with joy", which is translated into shangzu, miaoyue, contentment, Xizu, etc.

Detailed explanation

[Sanskrit Tusita, batusita, Tibetan dgah ldan] (Sanskrit: तुषतततṣ ITA), also known as Gandan (Tibetan: དའ་ྡན, Willie: dga'ldan)

The word "Douri" of Douri palace comes from the Buddhist scriptures, because ancient translations often transliterated place names and difficult names; master Xuanzang translated it as "seeing more history". From the pronunciation of Chinese characters, we can see that the word "Douri" of Douri palace can never read "green";

In Kangxi dictionary, the word "rate" has eight pronunciations; in the middle ages of Tang Dynasty, the pronunciation of "rate" is close to "Suo" (three tones, suoluce) (see Guangyun), but in modern times, the word "rate" is still pronounced as "sut4". In today's dialects of Henan Province and Sichuan Province, the word "rate" is often pronounced as "Suo" (three tones), such as the common sentence: "I don't care about anything, I spell it with him.".

From the transliterated names of "jianshiduo" and "douseduo", we can infer that the most likely pronunciation of "Dou Suo" in Tang Dynasty translation is "Dou Suo".

Address: Longhu Mountain scenic spot, 16 kilometers away from the southern suburb of Yingtan City

Longitude: 116.973736

Latitude: 28.077771

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the ticket of Longhu Mountain scenic spot.

Chinese PinYin : Dou Lv Gong