The name given to Sun Wukong by Tang Monk is "Walker", which is a Buddhist term with the following meanings:
1. "Walker" refers to a Buddhist who has become a monk without being ordained. .
2. People traveling.
3. In Buddhist language, it means Toutuo, an ascetic monk who walks on foot begging for food.
4. In Buddhist language, the abbot’s attendants and monks who are serving in the temple but have not yet shaved their heads.
The order of Sun Wukong’s names
1. Monkey King: Sun Wukong was born from the cracking of the spiritual stone. His attribute is monkey. Because he discovered the Water Curtain Cave and could enter and exit unimpeded, he was called the Monkey King. The monkeys in Huaguoshan worshiped him as the Monkey King and called him the Monkey King. That's its first name.
2. Sun Wukong: Sun Wukong traveled across the ocean and went through all kinds of hardships to learn the art from Xieyue Sanxing Cave in Fangcun Mountain, Lingtai. Patriarch Bodhi gave him the Dharma name Sun Wukong. Just because he behaved and looked like a hozen, he was given the surname "Sun" by Patriarch Bodhi and the Buddhist name Wukong, so he was called Sun Wukong. This is the second title.
3. Bi Ma Wen: Sun Wukong cultivated to become an immortal, and for the first time he went to heaven to be granted an official position. He was an official who specialized in raising horses, named Bi Ma Wen. This is the third title.
4. Monkey King, Monkey King: Sun Wukong returned to Huaguo Mountain because he thought Bi Ma Wen was too small for his official position, and proclaimed himself Monkey King. Later, with the permission of the Jade Emperor, he adopted this title openly. This is the fourth title.
5. Sun Xingzhe: This is another name given to Sun Wukong by Tang Monk after he accepted him as his disciple on the way to learn Buddhist scriptures. This is how he came to be called Xingzhe. This is the fifth title.
6. Fighting and Victorious Buddha: After obtaining the true scripture after ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, Sun Wukong was awarded the title of Fighting and Victorious Buddha in recognition of his outstanding contribution and attainment of righteousness on the journey to the West. This is the last title.