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Zhongfeng Mingben (Chinese: 中峰明本; Wade–Giles: Chung-feng Ming-pen; ****anese: Chūhō Myōhon), 1263–1323 was a Chan
Buddhist master who
lived at the beginning...
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According to the Yuan
dynasty Zen
master Zhongfeng Mingben (中峰明本 1263–1323), gōng'àn
originated as an
abbreviation of gōngfǔ zhī àndú...
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meditation by
later Chinese figures such as
Yongming Yanshou,
Zhongfen Mingben, and
Tianru Weize.
During the late Ming, the
tradition of
Nianfo Chan meditation...
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traditional Chinese concepts including people as the root of the
state (
mingben), "the
ideal of no lawsuit" (tianxia wusong), "respecting rite and stressing...
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traditional Chinese concepts including people as the root of the
state (
mingben), "the
ideal of no lawsuit" (tianxia wusong), "respecting rite and stressing...
- Koho Kakumyo, a
renowded teacher who had
studied in
China under Zhongfeng Mingben, and also with the
renowned Soto-teacher
Kezan Jokin.
Studying with Koho...
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began to be
mixed with Pure Land
Buddhism as in the
teachings of
Zhongfeng Mingben (1263–1323).
During this period,
other Chan lineages, not
necessarily connected...
- K'ang-chieh (1011–77): A
scholar of the
Northern Sung
Dynasty Zhongfeng Mingben (1263–1323): A
Chinese Zen
priest of the Yuan
Dynasty The Pi Yen Lu, a...
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Tolberto III da Camino,
Italian nobleman and
condottiero (d. 1317)
Zhongfeng Mingben,
Chinese Buddhist master (d. 1323)
January 7 –
Agnes of Merania, duchess...
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Yongming Yanshou Da****
Zonggao (Ta****)
Moheyan Post-classical
Zhongfeng Mingben Hanshan Deqing Contemporary Taixu Xu Yun Sheng-yen Zen in ****an
Eisai B****ui...
