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Mugaku Sogen (無学祖元), also
known as
Bukko Kokushi (1226 – 1286) was a
prominent Zen
Buddhist monk of the 13th
century in ****an, an
emigre from Song dynasty...
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Tokimune wanted to
defeat cowardice, so he
asked Mugaku Sogen (his Zen master) for advice.
Mugaku Sogen replied he had to sit in
meditation to find the...
- Zen Center. In 1998 he
received jukai and was
given the
Buddhist name of
Mugaku ("no learning").
Later that year, he was
married by his teacher, Dennis...
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invasion finally came and
wanting to
overcome his cowardice, he
asked Mugaku Sogen, his Zen master, also
known as Bukkō, for advice. Bukkō
replied that...
- powerful, for example,
Mugaku Sogen, a
Chinese Zen
Buddhist who fled to ****an
after the fall of the Song dynasty.
After fleeing ****an,
Mugaku Sogen became an...
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first Zen
abbesses and the
first female Zen
master in ****an. A
disciple of
Mugaku Sogen, she
organized convents and
spread the
lessons of
Rinzai Zen. The...
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- by a
small bridge. The
temple was
founded in 1282 by a
Chinese Zen monk
Mugaku Sōgen (1226-1286) at the
request of the then
ruler of ****an, the regent...
- Also
widely known by the name Jichin; a poet and monk of the
Tendai sect
Mugaku (1226–86): A
Chinese priest of the
Linchi (Rinzai) sect,
invited to ****an...
- July 30 – Bar Hebraeus,
Syrian scholar and
bishop (b. 1226)
September 22 –
Mugaku Sogen,
Chinese adviser (b. 1226)
October 3 –
Fujiwara no Tameuji, ****anese...
