- and Horse-Face, two
types of
underworld guardians in
Chinese mythology Oxhead school,
school of Chan
Buddhism Niutou River (literally "cow head river")...
- The
Oxhead school (牛頭宗 Niu-t'ou zong) was an
important tradition of
Chinese Chan
Buddhism in the Tang dynasty,
which claimed to have been
founded by Niutou...
- Encyclopædia
Britannica of 1911
conjectured that the word
should therefore be "
oxhead", "hogshead"
being a mere corruption. A
tobacco hogshead was used in British...
- (Lotus school)
Huayan (Avatamsaka school) Chan (Zen)
Sanjiejiao (historical)
Oxhead school (historical) East
Mountain Teaching (historical) Heze
school (historical)...
-
sixth patriarch.
Major schools are the
Northern School,
Southern School and
Oxhead school.
Middle Chán (c. 750–1000, from An
Lushan Rebellion c. 755–763 to...
- to Fa-hai, but was
probably written, or redacted,
within the so-called
Oxhead school,
which existed along with the East
Mountain School and Shen****'s...
- Chan lineage, the
Oxhead school, is
based on
their understanding of emptiness,
which Zongmi saw as one sided. He
claimed that the
Oxhead School taught "no...
- Chan
Buddhist text
attributed to
Niutou Farong (牛頭法融; 594–657), whom the
Oxhead School regarded as its founder. The Xin Ming can be
found in
chapter thirty...
-
Xuemai lun),
according to Yanagida, this is a
treatise by a
member of the
Oxhead school (7th-8th century) of Chan. The
Jueguan lun, (Treatise on the Transcendence...
- Hall
Transmission of the Lamp
Traditions East
Mountain Teaching Sanjiejiao Oxhead school Heze
school Hongzhou school Five
Houses of Chán
Tibetan Chan Trúc...
