傳法正宗記 7.15

7.15

In the second generation from Dajian, there was Chan Master Shenhui of Heze in Luoyang. He first visited Dajian as a novice (śrāmaṇera). Prompted by their question-and-answer exchange, he gave rise to great wisdom. After his ordination, he encountered Dajian's entering into extinction. The teachings of Shenxiu in the north were gradually flourishing, so Shenhui proceeded to the capital. In the fourth year of the Tianbao era, he single-handedly determined the patriarchal way into Northern and Southern lineages, authoring a book entitled Xianzong lun (Treatise Revealing the Lineage). Thenceforth, what Dajian transmitted came to be honoured throughout the realm. The Dharma heirs that came forth from him numbered eighteen: one was Fulin of Mount Dashi in Huangzhou; one was Guangbao of Mount Meng in Yishui; one was Faru of Cizhou; one was Jinping of Mount Xiyin in Huai'an commandery; one was Huiyan of Liyang; one was Huaikong of Heyang; one was Yuanzhen of Nanyang; one was Guangfu of Yichun; one was Xingjue of Jiangling; one was Shenying of Mount Wutai; one was Wuming of Mount Wutai; one was Haoyu of Nanyue; one was Zhiman of Xuanzhou; one was Chan Master Lang of Fuzhou; one was Lingtan of Guangling; one was Tongyin of Ningzhou; one was Nanyin of Yizhou; and one was Li Chang, Mayor of Henan. In the third generation from Dajian, there was Chan Master Xiqian of Shitou in Nanyue. The Dharma heirs that came forth from him were twenty-one in total: one was Daowu of Tianhuang in Jingzhou; one was Shili of Jingzhao; one was Tianran of Danxia; one was Huilang of Zhaoti in Tanzhou; one was Zhenlang of Xingguo in Changsha; one was Weiyan of Yaoshan in Lizhou; one was Upādhyāya Dachuan of Tanzhou; one was Upādhyāya Shilou of Fenzhou; one was Upādhyāya Famen Fotuo of Fengxiang; one was Upādhyāya Hualin of Tanzhou; one was Upādhyāya Dadian of Chaozhou; one was Chan Master Changzi Kuang of Tanzhou; one was Upādhyāya Shuikong; one was Baotong; one was Dabian of Hailing; one was Upādhyāya Zhujing; one was Daoshen of Hengzhou; one was Changqing of Hanzhou; one was Upādhyāya Suishi of Fuzhou; one was Upādhyāya Shangling of Shangzhou; and one was Upādhyāya Yixing of Changzhou.