Sakyamuni Buddha is the founder of Buddhism and a real figure in history. He was born in ancient India, and his real name is Gautama Siddharta. He is the son of Sudoku King and his mother is Mrs. Moyev. Sakyamuni's surname is Gautama (also translated as Gotama), and his original name is Siddhartha. Buddhists call it "Buddha" or "Buddha", which means an enlightened person.

The story of Sakyamuni:

When the Buddha was born, he was different. The goddess scatters flowers. He can walk as soon as he is born. He took seven steps, pointing to the sky, then pointing to the ground, and said, "Only the sky, only the ground." Seven days after the Buddha was born, his mother died and the Buddha was raised by his aunt. The Buddha is young, skilled, intelligent and omniscient.

He lived a superior aristocratic life in the palace. However, after going out of the palace several times, the Buddha found that people's lives were too bitter, and they saw too many physical diseases and where you would go in the world, but they were unable to change. In order to find a way out, the Buddha resolutely chose to give up his status as a prince and become a monk. At the same time, I gave up my attachment to my wife and son.