高僧傳 6.57
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Huiyuan also had disciples named Tanshun and Tanxin, both of whom won renown through doctrinal studies. Tanshun was originally from Huanglong; in his youth he received instruction from Kumārajīva, and later returned to take Huiyuan as his master, adhering to a vegetarian diet with virtuous conduct. Liu Zun, the Commandant of the Southern Barbarians, founded Zhulin Monastery in Jiangling and requested Tanshun to inaugurate it; Huiyuan sent him there to take up residence.
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