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Fenggan (simplified Chinese: 丰干;
traditional Chinese: 豐干; pinyin:
Fēnggān; Wade–Giles: Fengkan; lit. 'Big Stick', ****anese Bukan, fl. 9th century) was...
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Chinese paintings,
Hanshan is
often depicted together with
Shide or with
Fenggan,
another monk with
legendary attributes.
Little is
known of his work, since...
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Tiantai on the East
China Sea coast;
roughly contemporary with
Hanshan and
Fenggan, but
younger than both of them. As
close friends, the
three of them formed...
- said to have been
abandoned by his family, and then
found and
raised by
Fenggan,
another Zen eccentric. As
legend goes, the two
formed a
close friendship...
- dead,
bringing the
death toll to 53. The company's main shareholder, Chen
Fenggan,
claimed that he had no
liability for what happened. He was
later compelled...
- (803-852), Tang poet,
official Duo Duo
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Fei Ye 菲野
Fenggan, "Big Stick", a
legendary Buddhist Monk. He was an ****ociate of the famous...
- (803–852) Du You (735–812) Duan
Chengshi (d. 863) Fang
Xuanling (579–648)
Fenggan (fl. 8th century) He
Zhizhang (659–744) Han Yu (768–824)
Hanshan (fl. 9th...
- and
playwright Károly
Fellinger (born 1963),
Hungarian poet in
Slovakia Fenggan (fl. 9th c.),
Chinese Zen monk poet
under the Tang
dynasty Elijah Fenton...
- Non-profit
organization positions Preceded by
Zhuang Fenggan [zh]
President of the
Chinese Society of
Theoretical Applied Mechanics [zh] 1998–2002 Succeeded by...
- 丹霞 the icon burner, the Four
Sleepers (Hanshan 寒山,
Shide 拾得,
Fenggan 豐干, and
Fenggan's tiger,) and
Zhimeng 智猛.
Zhimeng in
particular bears similarities...
