Quán Âm

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Quán Âm is the Vietnamese name for Guanyin, the bodhisattva of compassion widely revered in East Asian Buddhism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bodhisattva
Buddhist deity
Religious figure
associatedDeity Amitābha Buddha NERFINISHED
associatedWith Compassion
Listening to the cries of the world NERFINISHED
Mercy
Protection
cultSpreadFrom China NERFINISHED
cultSpreadTo Japan NERFINISHED
Korea NERFINISHED
Vietnam NERFINISHED
etymology Vietnamese reading of Chinese 觀音 or 觀世音
genderPresentation Often depicted as female in East Asia
Originally male or androgynous in Indian Buddhism as Avalokiteśvara
hasFeastOrObservance Observed on various lunar calendar dates in Vietnamese Buddhism
hasNameInChinese Guanyin NERFINISHED
hasNameInJapanese Kannon NERFINISHED
hasNameInKorean Gwan-eum NERFINISHED
Gwanse-eum NERFINISHED
hasNameInSanskrit Avalokiteśvara NERFINISHED
hasNameInTibetan Chenrezig NERFINISHED
iconographyIncludes Crown with image of Amitābha Buddha
Lotus throne NERFINISHED
Multiple arms in some forms
Thousand-armed form in some depictions
Water vase or vase of sweet dew
White robes
Willow branch
importantIn Chan Buddhism NERFINISHED
Folk Buddhism in Vietnam
Pure Land Buddhism NERFINISHED
Tiantai Buddhism NERFINISHED
linkedConcept Bodhisattva vow
Karuna (Buddhist compassion) NERFINISHED
meaningOfName Perceiver of sounds
Perceiver of the world’s cries
patronOf Sailors and seafarers
Those in distress
Women and children
presentIn Vietnamese folk religion NERFINISHED
Vietnamese literature and art
reveredIn East Asian Buddhism NERFINISHED
Mahayana Buddhism NERFINISHED
Vietnamese Buddhism NERFINISHED
roleInPureLand Attendant of Amitābha in the Western Pure Land
veneratedAs Bodhisattva of Compassion NERFINISHED
worshippedAt Buddhist temples in Vietnam
Household altars in Vietnam

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Quan Am altName Quán Âm