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==Bibliografia==
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!style= colspan=2|Altres noms de Kuan Yin
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|align=right|[[Xinès simplificat]]:||观音, 观世音
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|align=right|[[Xinès tradicional]]:||觀音, 觀世音
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|align=right|[[Pinyin]]:||'''Guān Yīn''', '''Guānshì Yīn'''
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|align=right|[[Wade-Giles]]:||'''Kuan In''', '''Kuan-shih In'''
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|align=right|[[Cantonès]]:||Kwun Yum, Koon Yam
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|align=right|[[Hakka]]:||Kwan Yim
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|align=right|[[Taiwanès]]:||Koan-im, Koan-sè-im
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|align=right|[[Dialecte de Shanghai]]:||Kuoe'in, Kuoezy'in
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|align=right|Japonès ([[Kanji]]):||観音, 観世音
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|align=right|Japonès ([[Rōmaji]]):||'''Kannon''', '''Kanzeon'''
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|align=right|[[Coreà]] ([[Hangul]]):||관음, 관세음
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|align=right|[[Coreà]] ([[Romanització]]):||Gwan-eum, Gwan-se-eum
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|align=right|[[Vietnamita]]:||Quan Âm, Quan Thế Âm
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* Suzanne E Cahill: ''Transcendence & Divine Passion. The Queen Mother of the West in Medieval China'', Stanford University Press, Stanford, 1993, ISBN 0-8047-2584-5 {{en}}
* Kuan Ming: ''Popular Deities of Chinese Buddhism'', Buddha Dharma Education Association Inc, 1985 {{en}}
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