- Wu
Yantong (Chinese: 無言通,
known in
Vietnam as Vô Ngôn Thông, 759?-826 C.E.) was a
Chinese Buddhist monk
influential in the
propagation of
Buddhism in...
- practices" by
Miyun Yuanwu (1566–1642), and the
publication of the
Wudeng yantong ("The
strict transmission of the five Chan schools") by
Feiyin Tongrong's...
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Byzantine abbot (d. 826) Wang ****hen,
general of the Tang
dynasty (d. 809) Wu
Yantong,
Chinese Buddhist monk (approximate date) July 24 – Oswulf, king of Northumbria...
- of the Tang
Dynasty Theodore the Studite,
Byzantine abbot (b. 759) Wu
Yantong,
Chinese Buddhist monk Zhu Kerong,
Chinese governor (jiedushi) "Brief history...
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Other early Vietnamese Thiền
schools included that of the
Chinese monk Wu
Yantong,
called Vô Ngôn Thông in Vietnamese,
which was ****ociated with the teaching...
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Zhang Shijie (2007).
Shaolin Arhat Boxing (video).[dead
YouTube link] Shi
Yantong (Jan 2003). "少林罗汉拳(1-10路) (Shaolin
Luohan quan-
forms 1-10)". Boxing&Fight...
- practices" by
Miyun Yuanwu (1566–1642), and the
publication of the
Wudeng yantong ("The
strict transmission of the five Chan schools") by
Feiyin Tongrong's...
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Extant sects Trúc Lâm Wu
Yantong Temple Vạn Hạnh
Monastery Trúc Lâm
Monastery of Da Lat...
- era. Some of
Chinese monks came and
taught Chinese Buddhism in Annan. Wu
Yantong (d. 820), a
prominent Chinese monk in
northern Vietnam,
brought a new sect...
- era. Some of
Chinese monks came and
taught Chinese Buddhism in Annan. Wu
Yantong (d. 820), a
prominent Chinese monk in Annan,
brought a new sect of Chan...
