傳法正宗記 7.4

7.4

The Dharma heirs issuing from Dajian numbered forty-three persons in all: one was Tripiṭaka Master *Cundā of Western India; one was Fahai of Shaoyang; one was Zhicheng of Luling; one was Xiaoliao of Mount Bianyan; one was Zhihuang of Hebei; one was Fada of Zhongling; one was Zhitong of Shouzhou; one was Zhiche of Jiangxi; one was Zhichang of Xinzhou; one was Zhidao of Guangzhou; one was Yinzong of Guangzhou; one was Xingsi of Mount Qingyuan; one was Huairang of Nanyue (avoiding the taboo name); one was Xuanjue of Wenzhou; one was Benjing of Mount Sikong; one was Xuance of Wunü; one was Lingtao of Caoxi; one was Huizhong of Guangzhai in the Western Capital; one was Shenhui of Heze; one was Qituo of Shaoyang; one was Jing'an of Fuzhou; one was Chan Master Xun of Mount Song; one was Dingzhen of Luofu; one was Jiangu of Nanyue; one was Daojin of Mount Zhikong; one was Shankuai; one was Yuansu of Shaoshan; one was Zongyi; one was Shanxian of Mount Qinwang; one was Fanhang of Nanyue; one was Zizai of Bingzhou; one was Xiankong of the Western Capital; one was Taixiang of Xiashan; one was Fajing of Guangzhou; one was Biancai of Mount Qingliang; one was Dhūta Wu of Guangzhou; one was Daoying; one was Zhiben; one was Fazhen of Qingyuan; one was Xuankai; one was Tancui; one was Prefectural Governor Wei Ju of Shaozhou; and one was Bodhisattva Sun of Yixing.