傳法正宗記 8.92

8.92

In the tenth generation from Dajian was Chan Master Qingliang Wenyi of Jinling. He was a native of Yuhang, surnamed Lu. From the start he had lofty aspirations. After taking the precepts, he studied the vinaya under Vinaya Master Xijue, and also explored Confucian learning, showing impressive literary accomplishments. Jue once regarded him and said, "This is the Ziyou and Zixia of our school." Soon turning his efforts toward the ancestral vehicle, he went to the Dharma assembly of Changqing in Futang. Before he had stayed there long, he was already esteemed by the community. In his later years he traveled widely again. Meeting with rain on the road, he and his companions rested at Dizang Cloister to the west of that prefecture. There, calling upon Chan Master Chen, he attained the Dharma essentials. He then stayed in a hermitage at Ganchezhou in Fuzhou. Later, led again by his companions to travel through Jiangbiao, he reached Linchuan, where the local people invited him to dwell at the Chongshou Jingshe. From then on, students flocked to him in increasing numbers. The ruler of the Southern Tang, of the Li clan, heard of his reputation and invited him into the capital, putting him in charge of the great Qingliang Monastery. The court treated him with ever greater honor, and followers from all directions came to him in ever greater numbers. To this day his teachings have spread throughout the realm, known as the Qingliang lineage. The Dharma heirs that came from him were sixty-three in all: one was National Preceptor Deshao of Tiantai; one was Huiming of Bao'en Monastery in Hangzhou; one was Zhiyi of Luohan in Zhangzhou; one was Daoqin of Zhangyi in Jinling; one was Kuangyi of Bao'en in Jinling; one was Wensui of Baoci in Jinling; one was Shouren of Luohan in Zhangzhou; one was Daoqian of Yongming Monastery in Hangzhou; one was Liangkuang of Mount Huang in Fuzhou; one was Qingsong of Lingyin in Hangzhou; one was Xuantze of Bao'en in Jinling; one was Xingyan of Baoci in Jinling; one was Zhiyun of Jingde in Jinling; one was National Preceptor Huiju of Daobong in Goryeo; one was Taiqin of Qingliang in Jinling; one was Shaoyan of Baota Monastery in Hangzhou; one was Fa'an of Bao'en in Jinling; one was Qichou of Chongshou in Fuzhou; one was Qingxi of Yunju; one was Daochang of Baizhang; one was Jingzun of Bore in Tiantai; one was Cezhen of Guizong; one was Shaoxian of Tong'an in Hongzhou; one was Huiyuan of Qixian on Mount Lu; one was Congxian of Guanyin in Hongzhou; one was Yangui of Chang'an in Luzhou; one was Xifeng of Zhengqin in Changzhou; one was Qilun of Xingshan in the western capital of Luoyang; one was Chan Master Qi of Xixing in Hongzhou; one was Kuangda of Ciyun in Runzhou; one was Shaoming of Jianfu in Suzhou; one was Chan Master Jin of Guxian in Zezhou; one was Kexun of Xingfu in Xuanzhou; one was Shouna of Shanglan in Hongzhou; one was the upādhyāya of Fuchuan in Fuzhou; one was Fagui of Fengxian in Hangzhou; one was Huilang of Huacheng on Mount Lu; one was Dahong of Yongming Monastery in Hangzhou; one was Lingjian of Goryeo; one was the upādhyāya of Shangquan in Jingmen; one was the monk Dun of Dalin on Mount Lu; one was Yuansheng of Renwang in Chizhou; one was Yirou of Guizong; one was Huiying of Shangfang in Quanzhou; one was Chan Master Yu of Huguo in Jingzhou; one was Chan Master Zhao of Zhiling in Raozhou; one was Shihui of Guizong; one was Xingyi of Guizong; one was Tongxing of Yanqing in Xiangzhou; one was Mengqin of Guizong; one was Xuanchao of Sheli in Hongzhou; one was Chan Master Ming of Yong'an in Hongzhou; one was Kezhuang of Chanxi in Hongzhou; one was Chan Master Shuang of Shishuang in Tanzhou; one was the upādhyāya of Lingshan in Jiangxi; one was Chan Master Yin of Foshouyan on Mount Lu; one was the upādhyāya Zhi of Bao'an in Jinling; one was the upādhyāya You of Huayan in Shengzhou; one was Daoda of Muping in Yuanzhou; one was Daomai of Da'ning in Hongzhou; one was Debin of Longxing in Chuzhou; one was Chan Master Ren of Huanglong in Ezhou; and one was Daosong of Xishan in Hongzhou.