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Fayan Wenyi (885-958) (Fa-yen Wen-in, Jpn. Hōgen Bun'eki) was a Chinese Chán-master from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. He stands in the lineage of Shitou Xiqian, Deshan Xuanjian and Xuefeng Yicun.[1] The Fayan school was named after Fayan.
Biography
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editLineage
edit| Six Patriarchs | ||
| Huineng (638–713) (WG: Hui-neng. Jpn: Enō) | ||
| Qingyuan Xingsi (660–740) (WG: TCh'ing yüan Hsing-ssu. Jpn: Seigen Gyōshi) | ||
| Shitou Xiqian (700–790) (WG: Shih-t'ou Hsi-ch'ien. Jpn: Sekitō Kisen) | ||
| Tianhuang Daowu (748–807) (WG: T'ien-huang Tao-wu. Jpn: Tennō Dago) | ||
| Longtan Chongxin (8th/9th century) (WG: Lung-t'an Ch'ung-hsin; Jpn: Ryūtan Sōshin) | ||
| Deshan Xuanjian (782–865) (WG: Te-shan Hsüan-chien; Jpn: Tokusan Senkan) | ||
| 0 | Xuefeng Yicun (822–908)(雪峰 义 存) (WG: Hsüeh-feng I-ts'un. Jpn: Seppō Gison) | |
| 1 | Jingqing Daotu (ca.863–937) (WG: Ching-ch'ing Tao-fu. Jpn: Kyōsei Dōfu) |
Yunmen Wenyan (864–949) (WG: Yün-men Wen-yen. Jpn: Ummon Bun'en) |
| 2 | Xuansha Shibei (835–908) | Dongshan Shouchu (910–990) |
| 3 | Luohan Guichen (867–928) | Yunmen school |
| 4 | Fayan Wenyi (885–958) | |
| Fayan school | ||
References
edit- ^ Koole 1997, p. 201-203.
Sources
edit- Koole, Boudewijn (1997), Dōgen Kigen: De Schatkamer van het Oog van de Ware Leer. Eerste selectie uit de Shōbōgenzō, met toelichtende informatie, Utrecht/Antwerpen: Kosmos-Z&K Uitgevers