- his
death in 1642: 1.
Muchen Daomin (木陳道忞; 1596–1674), term: 1642–1645 2.
Feiyin Tongrong (費隱通容; 1593–1661), term: 1645–1648. 3.
Linye Tongqi (林野通奇; 1595–1652)...
-
Wudeng yantong ("The
strict transmission of the five Chan schools") by
Feiyin Tongrong's (1593–1662), a
dharma heir of
Miyun Yuanwu. The book
placed self-proclaimed...
- Temple,
Mount Huangbo, Fujian. Ingen's
teachers there were
Miyun Yuanwu and
Feiyin Tongrong. In 1633 he
received dharma transmission from the latter, and in...
- (Chinese: 甜妞; pinyin: Tiánniū) (Hong Kong version: Chinese: 肥茵; pinyin:
Féiyīn; Jyutping: fei4 jan1) With a big
heart and a big body,
Tianniu is a red...
- for him and his
mother after his
father died. He was
ordained at 17 by
Feiyin Tongrong. At 21 he
became a
disciple of Ingen,
abbot of
Wanfu Temple, Mount...
-
Wudeng yantong ("The
strict transmission of the five Chan schools") by
Feiyin Tongrong’s (1593–1662), a
dharma heir of
Miyun Yuanwu. The book
placed self-proclaimed...
-
instutionalisation and
lineage building by
monks such as
Miyun Yuanwu,
Feiyin Tongrong, and
Muchen Daomin. Chu,
William (2006). "Syncretism reconsidered:...
