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| + | [[金輪王・金輪聖王]]; (Jpn [[konrin-o]] or [[konrin-jo’o]] ) | ||
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| + | Also, gold-wheel-turning [[Wikipedia:Sage (sophos|sage]] [[king]]. The foremost [[ruler]] among the four types of [[wheel-turning kings]], the other three being silver-wheel-turning [[kings]], copper-wheel-turning [[kings]], and iron-wheel-turning [[kings]]. | ||
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| + | The number of continents each [[king]] {{Wiki|rules}} differs according to his rank. A [[gold-wheel-turning king]] {{Wiki|rules}} over the [[four continents]] surrounding [[Mount Sumeru]]. | ||
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| + | A [[silver-wheel-turning king]] {{Wiki|rules}} three of the [[four continents]], a [[copper-wheel-turning king]] {{Wiki|rules}} two, and an [[iron-wheel-turning king]] {{Wiki|rules}} one continent. | ||
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| + | While turning his {{Wiki|gold}} [[wheel]], a [[gold-wheel-turning king]] advances at will and establishes [[peace]]. | ||
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| + | The term [[wheel-turning king]] often indicates a [[gold-wheel-turning king]]. See also [[wheel-turning king]]. | ||
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| + | A [[gold-wheel-turning king]] {{Wiki|rules}} all the [[four continents]] surrounding [[Mount Sumeru]]; | ||
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Revision as of 00:24, 27 November 2015
金輪王・金輪聖王; (Jpn konrin-o or konrin-jo’o )
Also, gold-wheel-turning sage king. The foremost ruler among the four types of wheel-turning kings, the other three being silver-wheel-turning kings, copper-wheel-turning kings, and iron-wheel-turning kings.
The number of continents each king rules differs according to his rank. A gold-wheel-turning king rules over the four continents surrounding Mount Sumeru.
A silver-wheel-turning king rules three of the four continents, a copper-wheel-turning king rules two, and an iron-wheel-turning king rules one continent.
While turning his gold wheel, a gold-wheel-turning king advances at will and establishes peace.
The term wheel-turning king often indicates a gold-wheel-turning king. See also wheel-turning king.
A gold-wheel-turning king rules all the four continents surrounding Mount Sumeru;
