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# 傳法正宗記 7.100

傳法正宗記 7.100

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [7.100](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2078.7.100)

大鑒之七世。曰筠州九峰道虔禪師。其所出法嗣凡一十人。一曰新羅清院和尚者。一曰洪州泐潭神黨者。一曰吉州行修者。一曰洪州明禪師者。一曰吉州嵆和尚者。一曰洪州延茂和尚者。一曰洪州同安常察者。一曰洪州泐潭悟禪師者。一曰吉州禾山無殷者。一曰泐潭牟和尚者。

> The seventh generation from Dajian: Chan Master Daoqian of Jiufeng in Jun Prefecture. The Dharma heirs he produced were ten in all: the first was Upādhyāya Cheong'won of Silla; the second was Shendang of Letan in Hong Prefecture; the third was Xingxiu of Ji Prefecture; the fourth was Chan Master Ming of Hong Prefecture; the fifth was Upādhyāya Ji of Ji Prefecture; the sixth was Upādhyāya Yanmao of Hong Prefecture; the seventh was Changcha of Tong'an in Hong Prefecture; the eighth was Chan Master Wu of Letan in Hong Prefecture; the ninth was Wuyin of Heshan in Ji Prefecture; the tenth was Upādhyāya Mou of Letan.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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