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Hey, pronunciation: shā. Chinese characters often use the word "cassock" (jiā? Shā): The vestments worn by monks.

Radical: clothes

External strokes: 7

Total number of strokes: 13

Five strokes: IITE

Cang Xie: EHYHV

Zheng code: VKSR

Number of strokes: 44 123434 13534

Angle code: 39732

UniCode:CJK

Unified Chinese character: U+88DF

Ji Yun was taught by Jia Che and Yin Sha. Jade cassock Look at the notes of the words.

Also, Yunbu sings about Cech and Ye Yinsha. According to the difficult shaman cloud, the jujube is full of fur robes. Let khufu go, and we'll take care of it. A piece of jade? .

Different schools of thought have different opinions, but generally agree with the three bad colors, that is, green, mud (soap, black) and money (Mulan) are the colors of cassock (or if it is green, if it is black, if it is Mulan). The second volume of "Four Points" records: "Not as good as normal colors such as cyan, yellow, red, white and black, and intermediate colors such as scarlet, purple, green and yellow."

After Buddhism was introduced into China, people wore red clothes during the Han and Wei Dynasties, and later there were black clothes, tsing yi clothes and brown clothes. After the Tang and Song Dynasties, the court often gave monks purple clothes and mourning clothes.

Buddhism in Ming Dynasty can be divided into three categories: Zen (Zen), Buddhism (Tiantai, Huayan, Faxiangzong) and Buddhism (also known as Fa, engaged in funeral ceremonies and sacrificial ceremonies). Zen monks are required to wear dark brown clothes, blue jade robes, and monks wear jade clothes and green light red robes.