傳法正宗記 7.76

7.76

In the sixth generation from Dajian, there was Chan Master Liangjie of Mount Dong in Junzhou. The Dharma heirs he produced numbered twenty-six in all: the first was named Daoying of Yunju; the second was named Benji of Fuzhou; the third was named Daoquan of Mount Dong; the fourth was named Judun of Longya; the fifth was named Xiujing of the Capital; the sixth was named Upādhyāya Xianzi of the Capital; the seventh was named Puman of Junzhou; the eighth was named Daoyou of Taizhou; the ninth was named Shiqing of Mount Dong; the tenth was named Dunru of Luojing; the eleventh was named Upādhyāya Qianfeng of Yuezhou; the twelfth was named Upādhyāya Heshan of Jizhou; the thirteenth was named Xianqi of Tiantong; the fourteenth was named Upādhyāya Mount Baogai of Tanzhou; the fifteenth was named Chan Master Tong of Yizhou; the sixteenth was named Benren of Baishui in Gao'an; the seventeenth was named Guangren of Mount Shushan in Fuzhou; the eighteenth was named Wensui of Mount Qin in Lizhou; the nineteenth was named Chan Master Yi of Tiantong; the twentieth was named Chan Master Fang of Taiyuan; the twenty-first was named Upādhyāya Jinzang of Silla; the twenty-second was named Chan Master Bai of Yizhou; the twenty-third was named Upādhyāya Wenshu of Tanzhou; the twenty-fourth was named Upādhyāya Baishui of Shuzhou; the twenty-fifth was named Upādhyāya Xihu of Shaozhou; the twenty-sixth was named Upādhyāya Tongxuan of Qingyang.