- The
Memoirs of
Eminent Monks (Chinese: 高僧傳; pinyin:
Gāosēng Zhuàn), also
known as the
Biographies of
Eminent Monks, is a
compilation of
biographies of...
-
powers were
hostile towards Buddhism. For example, Daoxuan's (c. 667) Xu
Gaoseng Zhuan (Chinese: 續高僧傳; lit. 'Continued
Biographies of
Eminent Monks') records...
- 7th-century
historical work "Further
Biographies of
Eminent Monks" (續高僧傳 Xù
gāosēng zhuàn),
Daoxuan (道宣)
possibly drew on Tanlin's
preface as a
basic source...
- the "Further
Biographies of
Eminent Monks" (Chinese: 續高僧傳; Pīnyīn: Xù
Gāosēng Zhuàn; Wade–Giles: Hsü Kao-seng Chuan; Rōmaji: Zoku Kosoden) by Tao-hsuan...
-
Heart of
Chinese Culture. p. 267.
Louyang Quilan Ji
Shahar 2008, p. 13. Xu
Gaoseng Zhuan Record of Dharma's
Transmission of
Chuanfa Baoji Shahar 2008, p. 14...
- that
while this
identification might prove correct for some sources, the
Gaoseng zhuan s
fourth and
fifth century placement of
Jibin coincides clearly with...
- Fǎxiǎnzhuàn),
Memoirs of the
Eminent Monk
Faxian (t 《高僧法顯傳》, s 《高僧法显传》,
Gāosēng Fǎxiǎn Zhuàn), A
Buddhist Pilgrimage to
India (t 《佛游天竺記》, s 《佛游天竺记》, Fóyóu...
-
China recorded in his
biographies in
CSZJJ (Chu
sanzang jiji) and GSZ (
Gaoseng Zhuan) must be
relegated to the
realm of hagiography. An
Shigao has never...
-
Biographies of
Eminent Monks (645) (****anese, Zoku kosoden; Pinyin, Xu
gaoseng zhuan) by
Daoxuan (?- 667)
where Sengcan is named,
immediately after ****ke’s...
-
background remains uncertain. ****jiao's (慧皎)
Biographies of
Eminent Monks (
Gaoseng zhuan, 高僧傳),
produced about 530 CE, also
briefly mentions Zhi Yao. It states...
