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# 釋氏稽古略 4.259

釋氏稽古略 4.259

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [4.259](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2037.4.259)

蘄州五祖山禪師。名法演。夏六月二十五日陞堂辭眾入寂。師生綿州鄧氏。嗣白雲端和尚。端嗣楊岐會。會嗣慈明圓禪師。臨濟下九世也。嗣師之法者。佛果勤（圜悟也）佛鑑懃佛眼遠。世呼曰三佛。遠之嗣曰黃龍牧庵忠等。忠之嗣普庵菩薩印肅等（普燈錄）。

> Chan Master Fayan of Mount Wuzu in Qizhou: On the twenty-fifth day of the sixth month in summer, he ascended the hall, bid farewell to the assembly, and entered quiescence. The Master was born to the Deng clan of Mianzhou. He was the dharma heir of Venerable Baiyun Duan. Duan was the heir of Yangqi Hui. Hui was the heir of Chan Master Ciming Yuan. He belonged to the ninth generation under Linji. Those who inherited the Master's Dharma were Foguo Qin (who is Yuanwu), Fojian Qin, and Foyan Yuan. The world called them the "Three Buddhas." Yuan's heir was Huanglong Mu'an Zhong and others. Zhong's heir was Bodhisattva Pu'an Yinsu and others (Pudeng lu).  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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