(Buddhism) small, bead-like relics found in the cremated ashes of Buddhist masters; also called [[舍利|舍利|she4 li4]]

A mound-shaped Buddhist monument or shrine used to house the sacred remains or ashes of a monk or Buddha, known as [[舍利|舍利|she4 li4]]

one of the primary disciples of Gautama Buddha, renowned for his wisdom and represented in Buddhist monastic art

(Buddhism) mound-shaped monument containing Buddhist relics such as [[舍利|舍利|she4 li4]]

sacred tooth of the Buddha, typically kept as a religious relic in a temple or pagoda

The Stele of the Relic Tower of Chan Master Yong, a famous work of calligraphy from the Tang Dynasty also known as the Huadu Temple Stele

the physical remains or ashes of the Buddha after cremation; often appear as small bead-like structures

full name of the Huadu Temple Stele, a famous calligraphic work from the Tang Dynasty by Ouyang Xun, originally an epitaph for the monk Seng Yong

Famous Tang Dynasty calligraphy inscription on a stone stele for the pagoda of monk Yongchan, also known as the Huadu Temple Stele