傳法正宗記 7.91
English (machine translation) 7.91
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7.91
The sixth generation from Dajian: Chan Master Qingzhu of Shishuang in Tan Prefecture. The Dharma heirs he produced were forty-one in all: the first was Sengyi of Mount Nanjai; the second was Juhui of Mount Daguang; the third was Huaiyou of Mount Lu; the fourth was Daoqian of Jiufeng; the fifth was Jingxin of Yongquan; the sixth was Zhiyuan of Mount Yungai; the seventh was Chan Master Cang; the eighth was Hongjian of Fu Prefecture; the ninth was Huikong of Deshan; the tenth was Chong'en of Ji Prefecture; the eleventh was Chan Master Hui of Shishuang; the twelfth was Upādhyāya Bajiao of Ying Prefecture; the thirteenth was Upādhyāya Fu of Tan Prefecture; the fourteenth was Chan Master Hui of Luyuan; the fifteenth was Chan Master Yue of Baogai; the sixteenth was Haiyan of Yunmen; the seventeenth was Upādhyāya Wenshu of Hunan; the eighteenth was Upādhyāya Shizhu; the nineteenth was Upādhyāya Zhong Yungai; the twentieth was Cunshou of Hezhong; the twenty-first was Xuantai of Nanyue; the twenty-second was Chan Master Jing of Hangzhou; the twenty-third was Zonghai of Lu Prefecture; the twenty-fourth was Qinzhong of Silla; the twenty-fifth was Haengjeok of Silla; the twenty-sixth was Upādhyāya Luyuan of Hong Prefecture; the twenty-seventh was Upādhyāya of Mount Dayang; the twenty-eighth was Upādhyāya Guanyin of Hua Prefecture; the twenty-ninth was Upādhyāya Zhengjue of Yun Prefecture; the thirtieth was Upādhyāya Gaoming of Shang Prefecture; the thirty-first was Upādhyāya Qingshou of Xu Prefecture; the thirty-second was Upādhyāya Wansui of Zhen Prefecture; the thirty-third was Upādhyāya Lingshou of Zhen Prefecture; the thirty-fourth was Upādhyāya Hongji of Zhen Prefecture; the thirty-fifth was Jianzhi of Ji Prefecture; the thirty-sixth was Hongfang of Daliang; the thirty-seventh was Shouxian of Qiong Prefecture; the thirty-eighth was Chan Master Rang of Silla; the thirty-ninth was Cheongnyeong of Silla; the fortieth was Chan Master Shuang of Fen Prefecture; the forty-first was Chan Master Tong of Yuhang.
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