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Qingyuan Xingsi (Chinese: 青原行思; pinyin: Qīngyuán
Xíngsī; ****anese:
Seigen Gyōshi; Korean: Chǒngwǒn Haengsa; Vietnamese:
Thanh Nguyên Hành Tư) was a Zen...
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dynasty (r. 502–549)
commissioned Zhou
Xingsi (traditional Chinese: 周興嗣;
simplified Chinese: 周兴嗣; pinyin: Zhōu
Xìngsì, 470–521) to
compose this poem for his...
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later became a
disciple of ****neng's successor,
Qingyuan Xingsi.
After becoming, in turn,
Xingsi's successor, Shítóu
resided and
taught at
Nantai Temple...
- (Chinese: 玄沙師備, 835–908) was a
Chinese Chan monk in the
lineage of
Qingyuan Xingsi and a
predecessor of the
Fayan school of Chan Buddhism.
Xuansha Shibei was...
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Dajian (大鑒)
Organization Temple Guangxiao Temple Nanhua Temple Senior posting Teacher Daman Hongren Students Qingyuan Xingsi ****ou
Xiqian Nanyue Huairang...
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continue to swirl". www.recyclingtoday.com.
Retrieved December 21, 2023. Di,
Xingsi (2023). "Insurmoutable Gap for
Legal Personhood?-
Metaphors for Robo-Advisors...
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scholars of Han dynasty. The
Thousand Character classic,
attributed to Zhou
Xingsi. The
Treatise on
Astrology of the
Kaiyuan Era,
compiled by
Gautama Siddha...
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Zonggao Xuefeng Yicun Yunmen Wenyan Dongshan Shouchu Yuanwu Keqin Qingyuan Xingsi ****ou
Xiqian Yaoshan Weiyan Yunyan Tansheng Yunju Daoying Tongan Daopi...
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earliest Veritable Records were
those compiled under the
direction of Zhou
Xingsi (周興嗣, 469–521) for the
reign of the
Emperor Wu of
Liang (r. 502–549), but...
- Six
Patriarchs ****neng (638-713) (WG: ****-neng. Jpn: Enō)
Qingyuan Xingsi (660-740) (WG: TCh'ing yüan Hsing-ssu. Jpn:
Seigen Gyōshi) ****ou
Xiqian (700-790)...
