- Sima
Lingji (Chinese: 司馬令姬) (fl.570s to 630s) was, briefly, an
empress of the Xianbei-led
Northern Zhou
dynasty of China. Her
husband was
Emperor Jing...
- Wang
Lingji (Chinese: 王陵基) (September 10, 1883 – 17
March 1967) was a
Kuomintang general from Sichuan. In 1913, he
fought against the
Beiyang government...
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inserted in the skin to heat the needle.
There is also stick-on moxa.
Chuanwu lingji lu (the
Record of
Sovereign Teachings), by
Zhang Youheng, was a treatise...
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Qingliao Tiantong Zongjue Xuedou Zhijian Tiantong Rujing Xueting Fuyu
Modern Lingji Xuyun Taixu Nan Huai-Chin
Yuanying Benhuan Sheng-yen
Hsing Yun
Cheng Yen...
- who uses
Bodhisattva Lingji's severed head to
contain the
Fuming Ears relic. A
mysterious Headless Monk,
revealed to be
Lingji,
restores his head and...
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receive transmission into
certain Chan lineages, most
commonly either the
Lingji or
Caodong lineage,
which are the most
dominant Chan
lineages in modern...
- Dugu 568–578:
Empress Ashina 578–579: Yang
Lihua 579–580:
Empress Sima
Lingji 581–602: Dugu Qieluo,
empress consort of
Emperor Wen 605–618:
Empress Xiao...
- Dìngfēngzhū/Dìngfēngdān), a bead of
which was
loaned to Sun
Wukong from the Boddhisatva,
Lingji, who had
originally gotten it from Tathāgata Buddha.
Beside the
Banana Leaf...
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Qingliao Tiantong Zongjue Xuedou Zhijian Tiantong Rujing Xueting Fuyu
Modern Lingji Xuyun Taixu Nan Huai-Chin
Yuanying Benhuan Sheng-yen
Hsing Yun
Cheng Yen...
- Sui
dynasty 581–602 Succeeded by
Empress Xiao Preceded by
Empress Sima
Lingji of
Northern Zhou
Empress of
China (Northern/Western) 581–602 Preceded by...
