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# 傳法正宗記 7.86

傳法正宗記 7.86

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [7.86](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2078.7.86)

大鑒之六世。曰鄧州香嚴智閑禪師。其所出法嗣凡一十二人。一曰吉州止觀者。一曰壽州紹宗者。一曰襄州延慶法端者。一曰益州無染者。一曰益州長平山和尚者。一曰益州演教大師者。一曰安州清幹者。一曰終南山豐德寺和尚者一曰均州武當山暉禪師者。一曰江州雙谿田道者。一曰益州照覺和尚者。一曰睦州東禪和尚者。

> In the sixth generation from Dajian, there was Chan Master Zhixian of Xiangyan in Dengzhou. The Dharma heirs he produced numbered twelve in all: the first was named Zhiguan of Jizhou; the second was named Shaozong of Shouzhou; the third was named Faduan of Yanqing in Xiangzhou; the fourth was named Wuran of Yizhou; the fifth was named Upādhyāya Mount Changping of Yizhou; the sixth was named Great Master Yanjiao of Yizhou; the seventh was named Qinggan of Anzhou; the eighth was named Upādhyāya Fengde Monastery on Mount Zhongnan; the ninth was named Chan Master Hui of Mount Wudang in Junzhou; the tenth was named Daizhe Tian of Shuangxi in Jiangzhou; the eleventh was named Upādhyāya Zhaojue of Yizhou; the twelfth was named Upādhyāya Dongchan of Muzhou.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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