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List of Charts

Chart I From Daruma to Enō 从达摩到慧能

Chart II From Enō to Eisai and Dōgen 从慧能到荣西与道元

Chart III From Engo Kokugon to Hakuin 从圆悟到白隐

Chart IV From Kanzan Egen to Hakuin 从关山到白隐

Chart V From Hakuin to Takujū Line 从白隐到卓洲系

Chart V A From Hakuin to Inzan Line 从白隐到隐山系

Chart VI From Engo Kokugon to Kozan, Kōmin, and Ingen Lines 从圆悟到鼓

山、高旻与隐元系

Chart VI A The Kozan Line 鼓山系

Chart VI B The Kōmin and Zengen Lines 高旻及禅源系

Chart VI C The Kōten and Tennei Lines 江天及天宁系

Chart VII The Myōhō Sosetsu Line 明峰素哲系Chart VII A The Gasan Shōseki Line 峨山绍硕系

Chart VIII The Keizan and Kangan Lines 莹山与寒岩系

Chart IX From Tsūgen to Ryōan Line 从通幻到了庵系

Chart IX A From Tsūgen to Fusai and Sekioku Lines 从通幻到普济与石梁系

Chart X From Rokumon to Shōzan, Shinetsu, and Irin Lines 从鹿门到焦山、为霖与心越系

Chart X A The Shōzan Line 焦山 (古樵) 系Chart X B The Irin Line 为霖系

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Chart I From Daruma to Enō 从达摩到慧能

Daruma (d. 532)

Eka (487-593)

S san (d. 606)

D -651)

Gunin (602-675)

Eman

D (598-670)

En (638-713) (See Chart II)

Chisen (609-702)

Shojaku (665-732)

Mus (684-762

Muju (714-774)

Jinsh (d. 706)

Fujaku (651-739)

D sen (702-760)

Gy hy (722-797

Saich (767-822)

180 List of Charts

Chart II From Enō to Eisai and Dōgen 从慧能到荣西与道元

En (638-713)

Seigen Gy (d. 740)

Sekit Ki en (700-790)

Yaku an Igen (751-834)

Ungan Donj (782-841)

T zan Ry kai (807-869)

Ky Fuman

D an I

D an Kan i

Ry an Enkan

Daiy Keigen (943-1027)

To u Gi ei (1032-1083)

Fuy D kai (1043-1118)

Tanka S ijun (1064-1119)

S inket u Seiry (1090-1151)

Tend S kaku (1091-1162)

Soku’an C ikan (1105-1192)

Tend Nyoj (1162-1228

D gen Kigen (1200-1253)

Koun Ej (1198-1280)

Tett Gikai (1219-1309)

Keizan S kin (1268-1325) (See C art VIII)

S zan Honjaku (840-901)

Nangaku Ej (677-744)

Ba o D it u (709-788)

Hyakuj Ekai (720-814)

baku Kiun (d. 850)

Rinzai Gigen (d. 866)

K ke Zon (830-888)

Nan’in Egy (d. 952)

Fuket u En (896-973)

S uzan S nen (926-993)

Fun’y Zen (947-1024)

Seki Soen (986-1039)

ry Enan (1002-1069)

Kaid S in (1025-1100)

Reigen I ei (d. 1117)

C rei S utaku (1065-1123)

Muji Kaijin (1080-1148)

S inbun Donfun

Set u’an J kin (1117-1200)

Ki’an E

My an Ei ai (1141-1215)

Y gi H e (992-1049)

Haku’un S utan (1025-1072)

Go o H en (1024?-1104)

Engo Kokugon (1063-1135)

(See C art III)

Rokumon Jikaku

(See C art X)

List of Charts 181

Chart III From Engo Kokugon to Hakuin 从圆悟到白隐

Engo Kokugon (1063-1135)

Daie S

Bussh

Hokkan Koken (1164-1246)

Busso Daikan

Kaiki Genki (1238-1319)

Sh

Tenkai S

T(8 generations)

D

Hakuin Ekaku (1685-1768)

Ha’an Sosen (1136-1211)

Mujun Shihan (1178-1249)

Mugaku Sogen (1226-1286)

K h Kennichi (1241-1316)

Mus Soseki (1275-1351)

Mukyoku Shigen (1282-1359)

Kukoku My (1328-1407)

Donch D h (1367-1409)

Sh gen S gaku (1132-1202)

Unan Fugan (1156-1226)

Kid Chigu (1185-1269)

Nampo J my (1235-1308)

Sh

Kanzan Egen (1277-1360)

Ju

Muin S

Nipp

Giten Gensh

Sekk

Tokuh(9 generations)

Torin Sush

Hakuin Ekaku (1685-1768)(See Chart V)

Koky Sh

Mittan Enketsu (1118-1186)

182 List of Charts

Chart IV From Kanzan Egen to Hakuin 从关山到白隐

Daiki J sen

Zeishin S

RyRyR tan Genjnjn o

Daitan S

Shitsujuju un S jjun

TaTaT nrei Soden

ToToT rin Sush

Hakukuk in Ekakukuk (1685-1768)

T

Daika Senkykyk o

Kofufuf Genkukuk n

Sensh

I’an Chitai

T

Y

Gud

Shid

D

Hakukuk in Ekakukuk (1685-1768)(See Chart V)

TeTeT tsusan S

Daishitsu Sokykyk

Shingan Gensh

G h

Setsugan D

Kengan Zen’etsu (1618-1696)

Kogetsu Zenzai (1667-1751)

Gesen Zen’e (1702-1781)

ToToT kukuk h

Daikykyk S

TaTaT igen S

T

Kanzan Egen (1277-1360)

Ju S

Muin S

Nipp S

Giten Gensh

Sekk

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Chart V From Hakuin to Takujū Line 从白隐到卓洲系

Hakukuk in Ekakukuk (1685-1768)

Gasan Jit (1726-1797)

aT k ju Kosen (1760-1833)

My ki S seki(1774-1848)

Karyryr Zuika(1790-1859)

TaTaT nkai Gensh(1811-1898)

Dokukuk tan S(1840-1917)

Mukai Koryryr(1864-1935)

Nakamura TaTaT iy(1886-1954)

Miura Issh(1903- )

Sozan Genkykyk(1798-1866)

Kazan Zenryryr(1824-1893)

S han Genh(1848-1922)

Gemp Giy(1865-1961)

Nakagawa S en(1907- )

Shimano Eid(1932- )

184 List of Charts

Chart V A From Hakuin to Inzan Line 从白隐到隐山系

Ha uk in Eka uk (1685-1768)

Gasan Jit (1726-1797)

Inzan Ien (1751-1814)

aT igen Shigen(1768-1837)

Gisan Zenrai(1802-1878)

K sen S n(1816-1892)

K ga uk S en(1859-1919)

eT tsu S(1870-1954)

Zuigan S seki(1879-1965)

eT kisui Gibo uk(1821-1899)

yR u’en Genseki(1842-1918)

Seisetsu Ge jn

aY mada Mumon(1900- )

T S(d. 1832)

Settan Shobo uk(1801-1873)

aT i yr Bun’i(1826-1880)

Daigi Sogon(1841-1874)

Sho’in I’so(1865-1924)

Muin Isei

K ja i’ura Itsugai(1896- )

Present Abbot of My shin j- iRecently retired Abbot of My

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Chart VI From Engo Kokugon to Kozan, Kōmin, and Ingen Lines 从圆悟到鼓

山、高旻与隐元系

eT n’in Ensh(1575-1635)

Gyo uk rin Ts(1614-1675)

(See Chart VI B)

Mitsuun Engo(1566-1642)

Hi’in Ts(1593-1661)

Ingen yR ki(1592-1673)( )

Engo Ko uk gon (1063-1135)

Ko yk J (1077-1136)

(1103-1163)

Mittan Enketsu (1118-1186)

Ha’an Sosen (1136-1211)

M ju un Shihan (1178-1249)

Seggan Sokin(1216-1287)

K h(1238-1295)

Ch(1263-1323)

Sengan Gench(1284-1357)

Manh(1303-1381)

H

Kiha uk Ega uk(1372-1441)

Kaish E ji i(1393-1461)

H(d. 1472)

eT nki Honzui

M bu un Sh(1450-1512)

Getsushin oT uk h(1512-1581)

Geny Sh(1549-1614)

J ji My(1201-1261)

Zuigan Bunho(d. 1335)

Kach(1265-1334)

Fu uk rin Chito(1304-1370)

Kosetsu Sh

Musai My

aT ioka Ch

Gih Nei(d. 1491)

H

aY

Mushu Nyok(1491-1580)

Mugen Seich(1540-1611)

K(1576-1620)

Fumy oT uk yo(1587-1642)

K(Kozan Line) (See Chart VI A)

186 List of Charts

Chart VI A The Kozan Line 鼓山系

K (?-1522)

Honchi My

Shikakukk Shinke (1543-1603)

TaTT nkyk okukk Nyok

Junketsu Sh

Jiun Kaishun

TeTT tsushin Jakukk buu un

TaTT n’en Sh

Chigan Fumy

TaTT ikyk

Gosh Shinkkk

K ka Gengo

Sh

Shud Zokukk sen

Sh gakukk Honch

Eish Kakukk juu

H rai Sh on

Katsugo RyRR san

Ich N san

Kiryr Jinhan

My ren Sh ka

TeTT ih Kajaa

Zenjnn i Sh kai

Entetsu ToTT kukk sei (Kiun, 1840-1959)

Kan’in Butsu’e

K my Reigen (1902- )

Itei Chishin IjII u Chig

NOTE: Reverend My ren Sh ka,also known as My ren Chika

belonged to both the Rinzai School and the S t School. (SeeDharma Records of Abbot Hsu Yun, Vol. 8, page 265.) His dharma-teacher Kiry Jinhan, also knownas K i r y Te t s u h a n belonged to both the Rinzai andS t Schools. According to Ku-shan Lieh-tsu Lien-fang Chi

Kiry , the 123rd Abbot, belongedto the 44th generation in the S tSchool, and My ren, the 126thAbbot at Ku-shan, belonged to the45th generation. Tracing backward,J k Ken’in (d. 1875) the 118th Abbot, belonged to the43rd generation, and N ji Tensh (d.1848) , the 116th Abbot, belonged to the 42nd generation.(See also Chart X B). Now AbbotHsu Yun, the 130th at Ku-shan,considered himself belonging to the 47th generation in the S t School.His dharma name was Kogan

“Ko” was common to EnrōKogetsu the 127th Abbot, who succeeded My ren in 1902 and passed away in 1919, and ShinkKoki (d. 1924) the 128th Abbot.

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Chart VI B The Kōmin and Zengen Lines 高旻及禅源系

The Zengen Line

Bihotsu K

Kaiseki Ki

aT nnyo Ei (d. 1780)

Gyo uk ki Shin

eT i’e Chi

K uf uk Sei

N chi Ka

Chich Un

Kenk En

Raigo Mei

Rei’e oT uk

The K min Line

Sei’un K ga uk (1614-1666)

Nanko uk Ch ei

Re ji u Meisei (1657-1722)

eT n’e Jitsutetsu

yR

Sh

H rin aT tsuchin

Nyokan aT tsuch

H shu Gosei

D gen Shi jn in

oT k ji K en

R ki R ji i

Getsur Zentei

Sozen Zenshin

Meiken Saizui

My ju Raika (1881-1953)

My ge

(dharmabrothers)

(dharmabrothers)

Gyo uk rin Ts sh (1614-1675)

NOTE: Gyok rin Ts sh was considered the Honorary Founder of Kao-min (K min) Temple

Yangchow. The lineages (keifu) of the Kao-min (K min) line and the Ch’an-yuan (Zengen) line were taken from M getsu Shinky ’s Bukkyo Dainen Hy

, 4th edition, page 52. The author is indebted to Reverend Lun-tsan of Hong Kong and Reverend Yen-chih of Hua-Lien Buddhist Lotus Institute, Taiwan, for the information from Gyok rin to Raika. Reverend Po-Yun (Haku’un) kindly supplied the name of Yin-yuan Li (Ōgen Ri)

between Tok ji K ’en and R ki Riji. Note that Sh getsu Ry tei and H rin Saigen 宝

were the compilers of Shōgen Ryakush and H rin Tatsuchin was the

compiler of its Supplement.

188 List of Charts

Chart VI C The Kōten and Tennei Lines 江天及天宁系

ukaJ ’an T mon (1604-1655)(Founder of K ten Temple, Kinzan)

Tet u (1609-1683)

H

Ry

Get utan Meitat u (1665-1729)

Daigy

(d arma brot er )

T e Tennei Line

Na en Saikai

J toku Ry get u

K

Seggan Goket u

Fun S in

Teinen S inzen

Seik Sei

Yakai Seiy

Zenj Seinyo

Takunyo Ken en

Meiky Kenkan

Ikan Kentet u

S ren Mit ugen(1893–1967)

Erin Mit u en

Eibai Mit uka

Binc i

[Reverend Ming-c i (Binc i) i t e d arma- eir of Reverend C eng-lien (S ren)]

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

e K ten Line (continued)

Te T T

nt Sai’un (d. 1766)

Riku’eki Ry

S

Buk Go’en

S ic i Gomei

S igaku Got

K ji S in ai

D ka Seito

Get ukei Kentei

Kan in Ken’e

I Kennen

Kony

Daitei Mit u’en

S

Seiren Mit u

uz

Ji on Inkan

Bai on In

Y

S ugy Inry (1865-1921)(Founder of Seika-ji)

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er )

(d arma brot er ) Rakutei Seiy

Kenky

Inju Mit

Seigon Inkai

NOTE: Jaku’an (Rian) Ts mon, dharma-heir of Ten’in E

(1575-1635) and co-complier of Zokut Sonk was the Honorary Founder of Kiang-tien (Kōten) Temple , Chinshan (Kinzan)

. Five generations later, Nansen Saikai became the Founder of Tien-ning (Tennei) Temple , Changchow (Kiangsu). The lineage from Tetsush K kai to Inju Mitsuz and the lineage from Nansen Saikai to Yakai Seiy were taken from M getsu Shinky ’s Bukky Dainen Hy 4th edition, page 52. The author wishes to thank Reverend Yen-chih of Hua-lien Buddhist Lotus Institute for supplying additional names. (In the K ten line, Daigy Jitsutetsu had other disciples: Tokuk Sai’en , S k Saich , Fuk Saimei and Saikaku . In the Tennei line, J toku Ry getsu had other disciples: Teisei Tatsuden

, Sekisen Tatsutei , Ekyo Tatsurin , K san Tatsumei R sh Tatsu’iku and Ry t Tatsu’u .)

List of Charts 189

Chart VII The Myōhō Sosetsu Line 明峰素哲系

My(1277-1350)

Shugan D(d. 1387)

TeTeT tsuzan Shikakukuk

Keigan Eish

Chuzan RyRyR un (1350-1432)

Gisan ToToT nin (1386-1462)

Sh gakukuk Kenryry (d. 1485)

Kinen H

TeTeT ishitsu Chisen (1461-1536)

Kokei Sh jjun (d. 1555)

Sess

Kaiten Genshu

Sh

Ch zan Gin’etsu (1581-1672)

Fukukuk sh

Meid

Hakukuk h Genteki (1594-1670)

Gessh S ko (1618-1696)

Manzan Dohakukuk (1635-1714)

Gekkan Gik(1653-1702)

Daiy Essh

Kegon S kai

Sh un TaTaT izui

Nichirin T g

Sonn KyKyod

Sogakukuk Reid

Daishun Bengy

Koh Hakukuk gan

Keid Chisan *(1879-1967)

Meish Shushin

Mitsuzan D ken

TaTaT tsugan Jakukuk gen

Hokukuk sh

Ichih Kakukuk sen

Daizan Senjnjn

Tsuzan TeTeT tsushun

Z zan Raid

Daitetsu Shunjnjn

Ei’un Buny

Zenkai Bunzan

YaYaY kukuk ran Bunshi

Gy zan (Keizan) Kin’ei **

Kei’okukuk TeTeT ish(1339-1407)

Hakukuk gan Jutei

Genshitsu Chigen

T rin ToToT n

Morin Zen’ei

Chikukuk d Egen

Gakukuk kai Sh bun

TeTeT n

I’san Mon’etsu

IKuKuK

Tsuzan Ekei

Gaijiji u San’etsu

Ch zan Eiton

Kengan Jakukuk ’ei

Gyokukuk gan Raigy

Ch

Raish Daishin

TaTaT nzan RyRyR den

Kigai Mokukuk zen

Mokukuk en E’an

TaTaT ibai Eh

M kukuk d

My h ***

* Former Abbot of S jji-j-j- i

** Presentntn AbAbA bot of S jji-j-j- i

*** Present Abbot of Eihei-ji

190 List of Charts

Chart VII A The Gasan Shōseki Line 峨山绍硕

Gasan Sh seki(1274-1365)

Taigen Soshin(d. 1370)

Baisan Bunhon(d. 1417)

Nyoch Tengin(1363-1442)

Shingan D(1374-1449)

Sens Esai(d. 1475)

Dainen J chin(1434-1513)

Dairo Ichijun(1399-1518)

Rin’ei Sof(d. 1531)

Daiy Ichirei(d. 1569)

Teny Ichich(d. 1549)

Senry Etan(d. 1566)

Tens Zench(d. 1572)

H zan T zen(d. 1590)

Ichich Zeneki(d. 1598)

Shiho S zan(1542-1635)

Kisan Sh san(1377-1442)

Morin Shihan(1393-1487)

S shi Sh tai

Kenchu Hantetsu(1438-1512)

Daiju S k

Kimp Jusen

Tetsus Seidon

Sh koku Ch shun

Ketsuzan Tetsuei

H shi S on

Goh

Tenkei Denson(1648-1735)

Z zan Monk

Niken Sekiry

Reitan Rory

Kakuj

Kakuan Ry gu

Ry ka Daibai

Ungan Guhaku

Baian Hakujun

Taizan Maizumi

Genr(1720-1813)

Fugai Honk(1779-1847)

Sengai Ekid(1805-1879)

Daiky Goy(1833-1915)

NOTE: The lineage from Taigen S shin to Sengai Ekid was based on M getsu Shinky ’s Bukky Dainen Hy , 4th edition, page 58. Sengai Ekid wasChief Abbot (Dokuju ) of S ji-jiand concurrently Kanch of the S t sh Group. He was succeeded byDaioka Baisen (1825-1910)

and Mokusan Kin’ei (1821-1910). Daiky Goy was Chief

Abbot (Kanshu ) of Eihei-ji, succeeding Rosan Takush (1836-1897)

List of Charts 191

Chart VIII The Keizan and Kangan Lines 莹山与寒岩系

Keizan Sh kin(1268-1325)

Gasan Sh seki(1274-1365)

Mugai Ensh(1311-1381)

Muchaku Myoy(1332-1393)

Nany Y kun

Tekirin Y

Getsusan Y

Daih Y shin

Gyokushitsu Y chin

Baikei Y kun

Getsushun Y kan

Koshin Y

Y

Ch an Y etsu

Y

T fu Y kiku

Ichitei Y ton(1580-1653)

Sessan Kakudon (d. 1649)

Gessh(d. 1687)

(1630-1689)

Kangan Gi’in(1217-1300)

Jins J ki(d. 1364)

N

Tai

Kosen Rim

Jikuh S sen

En

Shingan Gent

Seih Ky bon

Tekirin Genchi

My zan Shunsatsu

Daiun Genk

Ry haku K zui

Dai

Man(1591-1654)

Raizen Shuny(1613-1672)

Ry ban Sh

Baih Jikushin(1633-1707)

K un Sory(1636-1696)

192 List of Charts

Chart IX From Tsūgen to Ryōan Line 从通幻到了庵系

Tais My k(1406-1485)

Ten’an Genho(d. 1500)

Unk Shuntoku(1438-1516)

Kish(d. 1536)

Setsuan Ry shin(1458-1541)

Tai Tokuy(1481-1555)

Zeiten S(1490-1572)

Ky shitsu Gench(d. 1585)

Zui Shunzoku(d. 1596)

T shitsu Iten(1523-1600)

Ichih Rins(1567-1623)

Shinrei Ch(d. 1655)

J shu Hod(d. 1646)

K gan Kund(d. 1656)

Fuch Sh teki(1621-1677)

Shigan Baifu(1636-1680)

Nyojitsu Shuhon

Reinan Sh jo(1675-1752)

Ichishu Sho’itsu(1416-1487)

Kenshitsu Jich

Sonyo Zenh

Seigan Sh(d. 1542)

Daish Anch

K zan Kiryu

Kan’ei Hei’etsu

Y san Gensh

Jinsan Reinyo

Setsutei Tonko

Daisen Hegiden

Taid Sh koku

Rinho Ry kyoku

Nichishin Gizon

Dai

Onzan Ry k

Kansan Gih

T gai Sensh

Daich Insh

Daigu Mantetsu

Kai

Bukkai S

Zekkai Sh(Iwamoto )

* Recently retired Abbot of S ji-ji

Gasan Sh seki(1274-1365)

Ts gen Jakurei (1323-1391)

Ry an Emy

(1337-1411)

Mukyoku Etetsu(1350-1430)

Getsuk Sh bun(d. 1463)

List of Charts 193

Chart IX A From Tsūgen to Fusai and Sekioku Lines 从通幻到普济与石梁系

Fu ai Zengu (1347-1405)

Gyoku Ry c in (d. 1498)

S kai Jik

My it u Et

Kokugan S

Suian S en

Joan S

San Juin

C my Zenteki

Dai en Junc i

Fui Eiry

Muin Eiy

Ipp S jun

K an S uku

K et u Jun a

S inan Gentat u

Gekkai S ju

Nanry Son un

Takuj Uton

Gokei Y ton

Go o Y u

Tengan S un a

zan Y a

Hakud Jurin

Get ud Kai’in

Gekk Ry mon

K

K an Te an

S kai Tet ury

Umon Kat ury

S ud Tekkan

I eki Tet ugan

Tain Tet i

Zenget u Suigan *

Sekioku S inry (1345-1423)

C ikukyo S yu (1380-1461)

C i i I an (1404-1468)

Dai’an Su’eki (1406-1473)

Zengan T jun (d. 1495)

Soku (1435-1505)

Tenfu Zon a

Ki aku Zuib (1463-1547)

Jo (d. 1548)

Kiy (1487-1563)

I et u Ky (1502-1564)

Hanko Zon’ei (1514-1571)

E tu (1521-1603)

An

Kiun Rei’in (d. 1619)

Tet u on Genju (1567-1638)

Rei it u Zenju (1579-1636)

Kokugi S c in

Keizan S kin (1268-1325)

G a an S o eki (1274-1365)

T gen Jakurei (1323-1391)

* Pre ent Abbot of Saij -ji

194 List of Charts

Chart X From Rokumon to Shōzan, Shinetsu, and Irin Lines 从鹿门到焦山、为霖

与心越系

Rokumon Jikaku (d. 1117)

F u Kiben (1081-1149)

Reigan S (1114-1173)

O an S itei

Seggan Eman (d. 1206)

Man

S it u Fukuy (1203-1275)

S it u Buntai (d. 1289)

H

S it u Bun ai (1273-1352)

Man’an S igen

Gyonen Ry kai (1335-1421)

Guk

Mu Ka (1420-1483)

Ge Bun ai (1452-1524)

S

S (d. 1585)

D aikaku H nen(d. 1594)

U mmon Enc(1561-1626)

Z ui aku My et u(1584-1641)

aH ’an J(1603-1659)

K o

U nk(1514-1588)

M umy(1548-1618)

oT ’en Genky(1577-1630)

K akur(1592-1659)

K at ud Daibun

S inet u K(1642-1696)

( )

E ikaku Genken (1578-1657)

I rin D ai(1615-1702) (Irin Line)

List of Charts 195

Chart X A The Shōzan Line 焦山系

Kosh Chisen

Kand

Seki

Minsh Fukuki (d. 1790)

Hekigan Sh ketsu (1703-1765)

Saish

Tan’un Seiky

Kyo’etsu Seik

Sh hei Seik

Sh gen Kakusen

Mukkei Kai’in

Getsuki Ry zen

Ry ch Goshun

Kaik Daishu

Unhan Sh d

Tokushun

Kitsud

Chik Mish (1888-1963)

T

Ek Sh

196 List of Charts

Chart X B The Irin Line 为霖系

Irin D hai (1615-1702)

K (d. 1728)

Hensh K ry (d. 1775)

Seijun H

T

D gen Ichishin

Kei’un Teizen

Z ki Shinshaku

Enchi Ts kan

N (d. 1848)

Untei Kenji

J

Gogen Chihon

En’ei Y

Jik Kokai (1895-1954)

Genji Fukukai (1929- )

NOTE: According to M getsu Shinky ’s Bukky Dainen Hy , 4th edition,

page 48, the Ku-shan (Kozan) line started from Ku-shan Yuan-hsien [Kozan Genken

(1578-1657)], followed by Irin D hai (1615-1702). The next was Ijo D an . Then

K to Daishin (d. 1728), who was D hai’s dharma-heir, followed. Then the list gave: Engyoku

K , Z sen H in , Tannen H bun , J min H jun before

Henshō Kōryū (d. 1775), who was Kōtō’s dharma-heir. So Mōgetsu’s lineage was the “garan” line

, but not the “ dharma” line. This “ garan” line checked with the list of Abbots given in Ku-

shan Lieh-tsu Lien-fang Chi , reprinted in Dharma Records of Abbot Hsu Yun

, Vol. 9, pages 266–297.

Note that Irin Dohai was the 96th Abbot at Ku-shan, Kōtō was the 98th Abbot, Henshō was

the 103rd Abbot, Seijun was the 104th Abbot, T was the 105th Abbot, D en was the 106th

Abbot, and Kei’un was the 107th Abbot. Now Enchi was the 111th Abbot, while his dharma-

teacher was the 113th Abbot. Enchi’s dharma-heir Nōji was the 116th Abbot, and Nōji’s heir

Untei was the 117th Abbot.

The author wishes to thank Reverend Yen-chih (Genji) for supplying the above

lineage.

List of Charts 197

Index

AAmida (Nembutsu) school, 93

BBaisan Bunhon, 152, 160Bakusan Genrai, 74Bankei Eitaku, 111, 112Baso Dōitsu, 7, 18, 23, 24, 32, 56, 91, 92Bassui Tokushō, 44, 47, 95, 98, 103Betsuden Myō’in, 51Blue Cliff Record (Hekigan-roku), 20, 82, 120,

125Bodhidharma (Daruma), 1, 2, 8, 11Bokuan (Mokuan) Seitō, 47, 138Bokujū Dōshō, 19, 26, 36, 79Bukkai E’on, 47, 94, 95Bukkoku Ibyaku, 82Bukkō Nyoman, 25, 27Bunsō Mugyō, 18, 25Bussei Hōtai, 47Busshō Tokkō, 47, 95, 143

CChang-ching Huai-hui (Shōkei Eki), 18, 25Chang-ching Hui-leng (Chōkei Eryō), 20, 85Chang-ching Ta-an (Chōkei Daian), 18, 19, 25,

26, 35Chang-ling Shou-cho (Chōrei Shutaku), 45Chang-lu Ching-liao (Chōro Seiryō), 142Chang-sha Ching-tsen (Chōsha Keijin), 18, 26Chang-shui Tzu-hsuan (Chōsui Shisen), 16Chao-chou Ta-tien Pao-tung (Chōshū Daiten

Hotsū), 56Chao-chou Tsung-shen (Jōshū Jūshin), 18, 26,

29, 31Chen-chou Ling-tung (Chinshū Reitsū), 20, 58Chen-chou Shih-ching (Chinshū Sekikyō), 20,

58Cheng-tao-ke (Shōdōka), 16, 55

Chen-hsieh Ching-liao (Shinketsu Seiryō), 73Chen Tsun-su (Chin Sonshuku), 26Chen-yi Hui-lan (Jin’itsu Eran), 74Chia-shan Shan-hui (Kassan Zenne), 19, 59Chien-ching Tsu-nan (Senkei Sonan), 19, 26,

36Chigen, 7, 99Chigi, 87, 91Chih-men Kuang-tsu (Chimon Kōso), 20, 81Chih-sien (Chisen), 6, 7Chi-hsiu Chih-liao (Sokuyū Keiryō), 49Chih-wei (Chi’i), 7Chih-won Te-chu (Jiki’ō Tokukyo), 73Chih-yen (Chigen), 7Chi’i, 7Chimon Kōso, 20, 81Ching-chi Chan-jan (Keikei Tannen), 7Ching-cho Cheng-cheng (Seisetsu Shōchō), 49Ching-liang Cheng-kuan (Seiryō Chōkan), 16Ching-lin Shih-chien (Seirin Shikan), 66Ching-shan Hung-yin (Keizan Kōin), 26Ching-shan Tao-chin (Keizan Dōkin), 7Ching-tang Chueh-yuan (Kyōdō Kaku’en), 48Ching-te Chuan-teng Lu (Keitokudentō Roku),

21Ching-yuan Hsing-ssu (Seigen Gyōshi), 15, 19,

55Chin-shan Wen-sui (Kinsan Bunsui), 66Chinshū Reitsū, 20, 58, 59Chinshū Sekikyō, 20, 58, 59Chin Sonshuku, 26, 36Chisen, 6, 7Chi-sung (Kaisū), 58Chiu-feng Pu-man (Kyūhō Funman), 20, 58,

66, 71Chiu-feng Tao-chien (Kyūhō Dōken), 59Chi-zei Tao-chung (Chizetsu Dōchū), 48, 49Cho-an Chih-chien (Soku’an Chikan), 73Chōkei Daian, 18, 19, 25, 26, 35

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Chōkei Eryō, 20, 61, 85Chō’on Dōkai, 138Chōrei Shutaku, 45, 92Chōro Seiryō, 142Chōsha Keijin, 18, 26Chōshū Daiten Hōtsu, 56, 59Cho-sien Fan-sien (Jikusen Bonsen), 50Chōsui Shisen, 16Chu-chi (Shojaku), 7, 18Chu-chih (Gutei), 27Chūgan Engetsu, 173Chūhō Myōhon, 50, 51, 103, 133, 134Chu-kung Chi-ping (Gukū Keihyō), 74Chuan-fa Cheng-tsung Chi (Denhō Shōsō ki),

58Chuan-tzu Te-cheng (Sensu Tokusei), 19Chueh-er (Kaku’o), 48Chueh-lang Tao-sheng (Kakurō Dōshō), 74Chung-feng Ming-pen (Chūhō Myōhon), 51Chun-yung-lu (Shōyō-roku), 74

DDaibai Hōjō, 18, 24, 26Daie Sōkō, 47, 76, 94, 95Daigi Sogon, 130Daiji Kanchū, 18, 26, 35Daiki Sozen, 130Daikō Soshō, 47Daikyū Ehō, 119, 129Daikyū Shōnen, 43, 49, 97, 100, 101, 172Dainichi Nōnin, 99, 147Daiō Kokushi, 49, 101, 103, 106, 108Dairin Sōtō, 106Daisetsu Jō’en, 122, 124, 125Daisetsu Sonō, 51, 134, 173Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, 122, 124Daishō Daizōkyō, 1, 5, 9, 11, 17, 23–25, 29,

31, 41, 42, 57–61, 63, 71–73, 84, 85, 87Daishu Sōju, 123, 128Daitō Kokushi, 49, 103, 106, 108, 109Daitoku-ji, 43, 49, 97, 102, 103, 106–109, 120,

122, 124Daiyō Keigen, 20, 40, 58, 72, 73, 142Daizui Genjō, 47Daizui Hōshin, 19, 26Danrin-ji, 92Daruma, 1–3, 8, 23, 24, 36, 40, 43, 62, 120Denhō Shōsō Ki, 58Diamond Sutra, 11, 17Dōan Dōhai, 20, 58, 71, 72Dōan I, 20, 58, 59, 72Dōan Kanshi, 20, 58, 72Dōfuku, 3

Dōgen Kigen, 21, 46, 73, 82, 141, 142, 149,150, 169, 172

Dōgo Enchi, 19, 59, 63Dōjo, 18, 26, 92Dōjō Anshin, 50, 51Dōju Myōzen, 94, 98, 143Doku’an Genkō, 159Doku’en Jōju, 122, 124, 125Dokuhon Seigen, 138Dokushō Seien, 138Dokutan Sōsan, 123Dōkyō Etan (Shōju Rōjin), 69, 111, 112, 117,

118Dōsen, 1, 3, 7, 91, 92, 129Dōsen Risshi, 91Dōshin, 3, 5, 6, 8Dōshō, 5, 91, 93Dōsui, 7, 91

EEchū, 7, 55Echū, Nan’yō, 15, 16, 32, 55Egaku, 92E’hō, 7Eigen-ji, 49, 98, 103Eihei-ji, 145, 147–149, 151, 155, 157Eikō-ji, 150, 151Einei-ji, 1Eka, 2, 3, 8, 23, 91Ekidō Sengai, 126Ekū Shōgen, 53, 75Ekyoku Dōmyō, 138Eman, 5, 91En’an Zenkai, 49Engaku-ji, 43, 50, 97, 99, 102, 103, 124, 125Engo Kokugon, 21, 46, 47, 82, 94, 95, 99, 101Enji Ben’en (Shōichi Kokushi), 43, 46, 50, 94,

95, 98, 99, 101, 172Enkan Saian, 18, 24, 26, 92Enō (Sixth Patriarch), 6–8, 11, 15–18, 23, 55,

56, 58, 92Enshō Sōhon, 81Enzū Hōshū, 20, 82Erin Ekai, 82Erin Sōhon, 20, 82Etsukei Shuken, 122, 124, 130

FFa-chih (Hoji), 7Fa-shun (Hōyū), 16Fa-yen Wen-i (Hōgen Bun’eki), 20, 57, 68, 85,

86Fa-yen (Hōgen) School, 20, 55, 60

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Fa-yun Shan-pen (Hōun Zenhon), 81, 82Fa-yung (Hōyū), 5, 7, 72Fen-chou Wu-nieh (Bunsō Mugyō), 18, 25Fen-yang Shan-chao (Fun’yō Zenshō), 39, 42,

68Feng-hsueh Yen-chao (Fūketsu Enshō), 39, 41Five Mountains (Gozan), 97, 100, 101, 108Five Ranks (goi), 19, 56, 68–70, 86, 151, 152Fotsū-ji, 98, 103Fu-chao Te-kuang (Busshō Tokkō), 47Fu-hai Hui-yuan (Bukkai E’on), 47Fu-hsin Fa-tai (Bussei Hōtai), 47Fu-kuang Ju-man (Bukkō Nyoman), 25, 27Fu-kuo Wei-po (Bukkoku Ibyaku), 82Fu-shan Fa-yuan (Fusan Hō’en), 20, 40, 73Fu-yung Tao-kai (Fuyō Dōkai), 20, 71, 73Fujaku, 7Fuke, 96Fuke School, 96Fūketsu Enshō, 39, 41Fuku’an Sōki, 51, 134, 173Fukurin Chito, 52Fumyō Myōyō, 52Fun’yō Zenshō, 39, 42, 68Fusai Zenkyū, 161Fusan Hō’en, 20, 39, 73Fushō Kiben, 74, 169Fushō Zen, 113Fuyō Dōkai, 20, 71, 73, 74, 141, 142, 144, 146,

169, 170

GGako Daigi, 18, 25Gankyoku Kōmi, 48, 49Gantō Zenkatsu, 20, 60, 61Ga’oku Nōkō, 66Gasan Jitō, 119, 120, 123, 128Gasan Shōseki, 150–153Gasan-ha, 151Ge-an Pu-ning (Gottan Funnei), 48Gekkan Gikō, 154Gekkō Shōbun, 161Gempō Giyū (Yamamoto Gempō), 122Genjō Sanzō, 91Gensha Shibi, 20, 57, 61, 84, 86Genyū Shōden, 21, 50, 51, 133, 135Gessen Zen’e, 114, 120, 129Gesshū Bunsai, 74, 170Gesshū Sōkō, 159, 160Gesshū Sōrin, 159, 160Getsurin Dōkyō, 50, 173Getsurin Shikan, 47Getsushin Tokuhō, 50, 133Gettan Zenka, 47

Gida Daichi, 151Gidō Shūshin, 50, 102Gi’en, 147–149Gien-ji, 171Gifuku, 7Gikū, 18, 26, 92Gisan Zenrai, 121, 124, 125, 130Giten Genshō, 109, 110Gi’un, 147–149Godai Mumyō, 16Go-hu Ta-yi (Gako Daigi), 18, 25Gofū Enshin, 136Gōhō Dōtetsu, 114Goi, 19, 37, 151Gokei Sōton, 109, 110, 114Gokoku Keigen, 47, 95Gongai Sōchū, 106, 107Gosetsu Reimoku, 18, 24Goso Hō’en, 44, 46, 47, 94Gōten Dōkei, 122, 127, 128Gottan Funnei, 48, 100, 102, 133, 172Goun Hōdon, 171Gozan, 97, 105, 106Gozan culture, 105Guchū Shūkyū, 50, 98, 103, 173Gudō Tōjitsu, 111, 112, 140Gu’eki Chikyoku, 52, 53, 88Gukū Keihyō, 74, 169Gukyoku Chi’e, 49Gunin, 5–8, 11, 91Gutei, 18, 27Gyōhyō, 7, 91Gyōkai Honjō, 51, 134, 173Gyokufu Shōsō, 107Gyoku’oka Zōchin, 51Gyokurō Kyūnen, 7, 18, 26, 91Gyōnen Ryōkai, 74, 169Gyō’ō Gensetsu, 123, 128Gyōzan Kin’ei (Ichikawa Kin’ei), 165

HHa’an Jōtō, 75Ha’an Sosen, 44, 46, 48, 95Haikyū Shōkoku, 26, 35, 36Hakuba Tonju, 66Hakuchō Shien, 60Hakuin Ekaku (Kokurin), 69, 71, 111, 113,

117, 152Hakusui Honjin, 66Haku’un Egyō, 150Haku’un Shutan, 46, 94Han-shan (Kansan), 52Han-shan Te-ching (Kansan Tokusei), 51Han Yu, 59

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Hanazono University, 130Hang-chou Tien-lung (Kōshū Tenryō), 18, 26Haryō Kōkan, 20Hi-in Tsuyō, 50, 51Hō Kōji, 18, 25, 33Ho-tse Shen-hui (Kataku Jinne), 15, 55Ho-yu Kuang-hui (Kagyoku Kō’e), 68Hōbō (Hōhō) Myōken, 133Hofuku Jūten, 20, 61Hōgaku Jikō (Seigo Hōgaku), 122Hōgen Buneki, 57, 61, 85, 86Hōgen School, 20, 56, 57, 61, 85, 89Hōji, 7, 29Hōjun, 16Hokkan Kokan, 99Hōkke School, 93Hōkō-ji, 51, 98, 103, 126Hōkyō Jaku’en, 147–149Hō’ō Fukugū, 74, 169Hō’ō oshō, 41Hō’on Baikei, 51, 134Ho’on (Gyokurin) Tsūshū, 21, 54, 136Hōssō School, 91, 93Hō’un Genshi, 123Hōun Zenhon, 81, 82Hōyū, 5, 7, 72Hōzō Fuji, 50, 133, 134Hsi-ta Kuang-mo (Saitō Kōboku), 28Hsi-tang Chih-tsang (Saidō Chizō), 18, 24Hsiang-lin Cheng-yuan (Kyōrin Chōon), 20,

81, 84Hsiang-shan Cheng-chao (Kōsan Chōshō), 58Hsiang-yen Chih-hsien (Kyōgen Chikan), 19,

26, 28, 67Hsien-shou Fa-tsang (Kenshu Hōzō), 16Hsin-hsin-ming (Inscribed in the Believing

Mind), 4Hsin-wen Dan-fen (Shinbun Donfun), 45Hsin-yueh Hsing-shu (Shinetsu Kōchū), 21Hsing-hua Tsun-chiang (Kōke Zonshō), 39, 40Hsing-shan Wei-kuan (Kōzen Ikan), 18, 25Hsu-an Huai-chang (Ki’an Eshō), 45Hsu-chou Pu-tu (Kishū Fudo), 49Hsu-ko Hsi-lin (Kikoku Keryō), 51Hsu-tang Chih-yu (Kidō Chigu), 49Hsu Yun (Kiun), 16, 21, 31, 33, 52, 54, 57, 76,

77, 89Hsuan-sha Shih-pei (Gensha Shibi), 20, 84, 86Hsuan-su (Genso), 7Hsuan Tsang (Genjō Sanzō), 91Hsueh-an Chun-chin (Setsu’an Jūkin), 45Hsueh-feng I-tsun (Seppō Gison), 20, 57, 61,

79Hsueh-feng Ssu-hui (Seppō Shi’e), 81

Hsueh-tou Chung-hsien (Setchō Jūken), 20, 81Hsueh-yen Hui-man (Seggan Eman), 74Hsueh-yen Tsu-ching (Seggan Sokin), 48, 50,

51Hu-chiu Shao-lung (Kokyō Shōryū), 46, 48Hu-kuo Ching-yuan (Gokoku Keigen), 47Hu Shih, 8, 15Hu-yen Zing-fu (Kogan Jōfuku), 49Hua-yen Cheng-hui (Kegon Shō’e), 20, 58Hua-yen (Kegon) School, 15, 16, 55, 68, 152Hua-yen Shu-zing (Kegon Kyūjō), 66Huan-chi Wei-i (Kankei Litsu), 48Huang-lung Hui-nan (Ōryū Enan), 40, 43, 45Huang-mei (Ōbai), 5–7, 11, 13Huang-po Hsi-yun (Ōbaku Kiun), 18, 26, 35Huang-po (Ōbaku) School in Japan, 21, 51,

126, 133, 136, 140, 169, 171Huen-chuan Ju-kung (Ōkawa Nyokyō), 49Hui-chung (Echū), 7, 55Hui-chung, Nan-yang (Nan’yō Echū), 15, 16,

28, 55, 65Hui-fang (E’hō), 7Hui-ke (Eka), 2, 3, 8, 23, 24, 91Hui-kung Sheng-yen (Ekū Shōgen), 53, 75Hui-lin Hui-hai (Erin Ekai), 82Hui-lin Tsung-pen (Erin Sōhon), 20, 82Hui-man (Eman), 5Hui-neng (Enō Sixth Patriarch), 6, 7, 11, 15,

16, 23, 55Hui-tang Tsu-hsin (Kaidō Soshin), 45Hung-chih Cheng-chueh (Wanshi Shōkaku),

73Hung-fu Tzu-wen (Kōfuku Shimon), 47, 95Hung-jen (Gunin), 5, 6, 8, 11Hung-tsi Tsung-tsi (Kōsai Sōseki), 82Huo-shan Ching-tung (Kakusan Keitsu), 28Hyakujō Ekai, 18, 24, 25, 35, 91, 92Hyakujō shingi, 25

II-chou Nan-yin (Ekishū Nan’in), 15I-kung (Gikū), 18, 26I-shan I-ning (Issan Innei), 49Ichikawa Kin’ei, 155–157Ifu Daikaku, 36Igyō School, 18, 23, 28, 33, 55, 89Ikkyū Sōjin, 107Ikō Ken, 173Ingen Ryūki, 21, 50, 53, 133, 136, 140,

169–171, 173Inshū, 13Inzan Ien, 120, 121, 123, 128, 130Irin Dōhai, 76Isan Reiyū, 26, 27, 35

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Issan Innei, 49, 102, 172Iwamoto Shōshun, 155, 156

JJaku’an Jōshō, 94Jakushitsu Genkō, 98, 103, 134Jiki’ō Tokukyo, 73, 142Jikusen Bonsen, 50, 172Jinken Chikudō, 171Jinne, 8, 15, 16, 57Jinshū, 6, 7, 12, 91, 92Jishū Chijo, 15Jitsuden Sōshin, 106Jiun-ji, xiiiJiun Myō’i, 44, 47, 95Jiyu Kennett, 9Jōchi-ji, 43, 49, 97, 100Jōdō School, 68Jōji Eki, 73, 142Jōji Myōrin, 43, 48, 51, 101, 133Jōmyō-ji, 94, 97, 98Jōran Jun, 45Jōshū Jūshin, 18, 26, 29, 31Jufuku-ji, 93, 94, 97, 98, 100, 143Junshi of Korea, 28Juō Sōhitsu, 108–110Jushō Gennei, 74

KKachi-ko, 92Kachō Sento, 52Kagyoku Kō’e, 68Kai-fu Tao-ning (Kaifuku Dōnei), 47, 95Kaidō Soshin, 45, 92Kaifuku Dōnei, 47, 95, 101Kaisan Sōkaku, 121, 123, 127, 128Kaishū Eiji, 50, 133, 135Kaishū Fuji, 51, 134Kaisū, 58Kajiura Itsugai, 130Kaku’ō, 48, 94, 95Kakurō Dōshō, 74, 76, 170Kakusan Keitsu, 28Kan-tan Tzu-kuo (Kantan Sikoku), 20Kangan Gi’in, 147, 148, 151, 158Kankai Sōju, 121, 123Kankei I’itsu, 48Kanna Zen, 113, 151Kan’ō Sōkai, 122, 124, 125Kansai Ginan, 51, 134, 173Kansan Tokusei, 52Kantan Shikoku, 20, 60, 61Kanzan, 94, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 129Kanzan Egen, 49, 97, 103, 106, 108, 110

Ka’ō Sōnen, 103, 109, 134Kao-an Ta-yu (Kōan Daigu), 18, 26, 36Kao-feng Yuan-miao (Kōhō Gemmyō), 50, 51Karyō Zuika, 123Kasan Zenryō, 122, 127, 128Kashū Sōdon, 106, 108Kassan Zenne, 19, 59, 64Kataku Jinne, 15, 55Katsudō Daibun, 74, 170Kegon Kyujō, 66Kegon School, 15, 38, 55, 68, 93, 152Kegon Shō’e, 20, 58Keichō Kenshi, 66Keichū Bundō, 129Keidō Chisan, 154, 155Keigan Eishō, 153, 156Keihō Shūmitsu, 8, 15, 16, 35, 55, 68Keikei Tannen, 7, 91Keisen Sōryū, 108, 110, 111, 114Keitoku dentō roku, 1, 21, 150Keitoku-ji, 135, 143Keizan Dōkin, 7Keizan Kōin, 26Keizan Nyokaku, 95Keizan Shōkin (Jōkin), 148, 149Kenchō-ji, 43, 49, 97–100, 102, 103, 124Kengan Zen’etsu, 114, 130Kennin-ji, 93, 97, 101, 103, 109, 143, 145Kenshu Hōzō, 16Ki’an Eshō, 45, 92, 93Ki’an So’en, 50, 102Kidō Chigu, 43, 48, 49, 101, 103, 106, 108,

148Kihaku Egaku, 50, 133, 135Kikoku Keryō, 50, 51Kimpō Jusen, 153King-chao Hsien-tze (Keichō Kenshi), 66King-feng Chun-chih (Kinhō Jushi), 68Kinhō Jushi, 68Kinsan Bunsui, 66Kinse Zenrin Sōhō Den, 126Kishū Fudo, 49Kisū Chijō, 18, 24, 26, 36Kisū Tangon, 71Kiun, 16, 21, 31, 52, 53, 57, 76Kōan, 14, 53, 82, 100, 151Kōan Daigu, 18, 26, 36Kōan Ensei, 21, 52, 53, 76Kobai Shōyū, 51, 103Kōfuku Shimon, 47, 95Kōgaku-ji, 44, 47, 95, 98, 103Kōgaku Sō’en (Shaku Sōyen), 121, 124Kogaku Sōkan, 106Kogan Jōfuku, 49, 103

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Kōgetsu Sōgan, 107Kogetsu Zenzai, 114, 119, 129Kōhō Gemmyō, 50, 51, 133Kohō Kakumyō, 47, 95, 103Kōhō Kennichi, 50, 102, 103, 106, 133, 134Kokan Kohan, 121, 129Kokan Shiren, 99Kokan Sōho, 122, 124Kōke Zonshō, 39, 40Kokurin, 117, 119Kokutai-ji, 44, 47, 95, 97, 103Kokyū Shōryū, 46, 94, 95Komoku Hōjō, 21Kōmyō Reigen, 53Korin Seimo, 50, 134Kōsai Sōseki, 82, 88Kōsan Chōshō, 58Kosen Ingen, 51, 134, 173Kōsen Seigeki, 138, 139Kōsen Sō’on, 121, 124Koshō Chisen, 75Koshō (Shōzan) line, 75Kōshō Ōfu, 82Kōshū Tenryū, 18, 26Ko’un Ejō, 145–148Kozan Genken, 74Kozan Jin’an, 20, 61, 76Kozan line, 21, 52, 76Kōzen Ekō, 52Kōzen Ikan, 18, 25Ku-chiao Chih-sien (Koshō Chisen), 75Ku-lin Ching-mu (Korin Seimo), 50Ku-mei Cheng-yu (Kobai Shōyū), 51Ku-mu Fa-cheng (Komoku Hōjō), 21Ku-shan (Kozan) line, 21Ku-shan Shen-yen (Kozan Jin’an), 20, 76Ku-shan Yuan-hsien (Kosan Genken), 74Kuan-tang Ta-wen (Katsudō Daibun), 74Kuang-chao Yin-fu (Kōshō Ōfu), 82Kuei-feng Tsung-mi (Keihō Shūmitsu), 8, 15,

16, 35, 55Kuei-shan Ling-yu (Isan Reiyū), 18, 26, 27, 35Kuei-tsung Chih-chang (Kisū Chijō), 18, 24,

26, 36Kuei-tsung Huai-hui (Kisū Eki), 71Kuei-tsung Tan-chuan (Kisū Tangan), 71Kuei-yang (Igyō) School, 26Kūkai, 93Kūkoku Myō-ō, 102Kung-shu Tsung-yin (Kūshū Sō’in), 47Kūshū Sō’in, 47Kyōdō Etan, 123, 128Kyōdō Kaku’en, 48Kyōgen Chikan, 19, 26, 28, 67

Kyōrin Chōon, 20, 81, 84Kyōsan Shigen, 49Kyōzan Ejaku, 18, 19, 26, 27Kyūhō Dōken, 59Kyūhō Fuman (Daishi), 20, 58, 66, 71, 72, 141Kyūhō Ichisei, 123, 128

LLai-ko (Raika), 21, 54Lan-an Ting-hsi (Raian Teiju), 47Lan-chi Tao-lung (Rankei Dōryū), 49Lei-an Cheng-shou (Raian Shōju), 81Liang-shan Yuan-kuan (Ryōsan Enkan), 20,

58, 72Liang Wu-ti, 1Lieh-dai Fa-pao Chi (Rekidai Hōbō Ki), 11, 13Lin-chi I-hsuan (Rinzai Gigen), 18, 26, 36, 39,

40, 55Lin-chi (Rinzai) School, 18, 19, 26, 36, 37, 40,

55, 73Ling-shan Tao-yin (Reisan Dō’in), 50Ling-shu Ju-min (Reiju Nyobin), 19, 26Ling-yen Seng-pao (Reigan Sōhō), 74Ling-yuan Hung-miao (Kōmyō Reigen), 53Ling-yuan Wei-ching (Reigen Isei), 45Ling-yun Chih-chin (Reiun Shigon), 19, 26Lo-han Kuei-chen (Rakan Keijin), 20, 57Lo-han Tsung-che (Rakan Sōsetsu), 36Lo-men Chi-chen (Rokumon Shoshin), 68Lo-men Tzu-chueh (Rokumon Jikaku), 21, 74Lo-shan Tao-hsien (Rasan Dōkan), 60Lu Keng (Riku Kō), 18, 26Lung-chuan Wen-hsi (Ryūsen Bunki), 29Lung-men Ching-yuan (Ryūmon Sei’on), 47,

95Lung-tan Chung-hsin (Ryūtan Sūshin), 20, 57,

60Lung-ya Chu-tun (Ryūga Koton), 20, 58, 66

MMa-tsu Tao-i (Baso Dōitsu), 7, 18, 23, 32, 56Man’an Shigen, 74, 169Manhō Jijō, 51, 133, 134Manju-ji, 97, 99, 135Manshō Kōshū, 74, 169Manzan Dōhaku, 153, 154, 159Mi-an Hsien-chieh (Mittan Enketsu), 46, 48, 49Mi-on Wen-li (Metsu’ō Bunri), 49Mi-yun Yuan-wu (Mitsu’un Engo), 133, 135,

136Miao-chien Tao-yu (Myōken Dōyū), 48Mikkyō, 150Ming-chi Hui-tsu (Myōkyoku Eso), 73Ming-chi Tsu-tsun (Myōkyoku Soshun), 49

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Mitsu’un Engo, 50, 133, 135, 136Mittan Enketsu, 46, 48, 95, 98, 103Miura Isshū, 123Mokuan (Bokuan) Seitō, 137–139Mokushitsu, 170, 171Mokushō Zen, 113, 151Mount Hiei, 48, 92, 94, 127, 143, 147, 149Mount Sū, 1, 17Mu-chou Tao-tsung (Bokujū Dōshō), 19, 26,

36Mubun Shōsō, 50, 133Mugai Enshō, 152, 159Mugai Gi’on, 148, 159Mugai Kakutsu, 49Mugaku Bun’eki, 122, 127Mugaku Sogen, 43, 48, 50, 52, 97, 99–103,

128, 133, 134Mugen Shōchū, 52Muhō Kashō, 169Muin Genkai, 51, 134, 173Muin Isei, 130Muin Sōin, 109, 110Muji Kaijin, 45, 46, 92Muju, 7Muju Ichien, 99Mujun Shihan, 21, 43, 46, 48, 95, 98, 99, 101,

133Mukai Koryō (Kōno Mukai)(Nanshinken), 123Mukan Fumon, 43, 48, 97, 99, 101, 102Mukyoku Etetsu, 161Mukyoku Shigen, 50, 102Mumon Ekai, 44, 47, 95, 101, 149Mumon Gensen, 51, 98, 103, 109, 173Mumonkan, 14, 19, 95, 101, 127, 149Mumyō Ekei, 74, 76, 170Mumyō Esei, 43, 49, 98, 100Musai Daishi, 19, 55, 56, 68, 151Musai Myōgo, 52Musai Ryōha, 143Mushō Jōshō, 49, 101, 172Mushu Nyokū, 52, 53Musō, 7Musō Soseki, 50, 97, 102, 103, 106, 133, 134,

152Muyō Shuki, 51Myōan Eisai, 43, 45, 46, 48, 91, 92, 97, 98,

143, 172Myōhō Egyoku (Chin Egyoku), 157Myōhō (Meihō) Sotetsu, 150, 159Myōhō-ha, 150Myōken Dōyū, 48, 172Myōki Sōseki, 121, 123, 127Myōkyoku Eso, 73, 142Myōkyoku Soshun, 49, 172

Myōshin-ji, 49, 97, 102, 103, 108–110, 117,120, 124, 127–130, 138

Myōshū Seitetsu, 51, 134, 173

NNagarjuna, 7, 91Nan-hua Temple (Nanka-ji), 27Nakagawa Sō’en, 122, 128Nakamura Taiyū, 123Nampo Jōmyō (Daiō Kokushi), 43, 49, 101,

103, 134Nan-chuan Pu-yuan (Nansen Fugan), 18, 24,

26, 29Nangaku Branch, 17, 19, 55, 60Nangaku Ejō, 17, 29Nan’in Egyō, 41Nan’in Zengu, 122, 127Nanka-ji, 27Nansen Fugan, 29Nanshinken, 123Nan-ta Kuang-yung (Nantō Kōyō), 28Nan-tang Tao-hsin (Nandō Dōkō), 47Nantō Kōyō, 28Nan-yang Hui-chung (Nan’yō Echū), 15, 32Nan’yō Echū Kokushi, 28, 62, 65Nan-yuan Hui-yu (Nan’in Egyō), 39, 41Nan-yueh Huai-jang (Nangaku Ejō), 15, 17, 55Nanzen-ji, 43, 48, 97, 99, 101, 102, 110Ngo-i Chih-hsueh (Gu’eki Chikyoku), 52, 88Nichiren, 93, 112, 117Nichiren School, 93, 117Nin-jan Liao-kai (Gyōnen Ryōkai), 74Nippō Sōshun, 108Nirvana Scripture, 13Niu-tou Shan (Gozusan), 5, 7Niu-tou School, 5, 7Nun Tsung-chih (Ni Sōji), 3, 23Nun Wu-chin-tsang (Ni Mujinzō), 11

OŌan Donka, 95Ōbai, 5, 11Ōbaku Kiun, 18, 26, 91, 92Ōbaku School in Japan, 140Ōkawa Nyokyō, 49Ōryū Enan, 40, 43, 92, 93Ōryū Sect, 40, 45, 48Ōsan Shitei, 74, 169Onkei Soyū, 51, 134, 173O-shih Ling-kuan (Useki Reikan), 19, 26, 36

PPai-ma Tun-ju (Hakuba Tonju), 66Pai-sui Pen-jen (Hakusui Honjin), 66

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Pai-yun Shou-tuan (Haku’un Shutan), 46Pa-ling Hao-chien (Haryō Kōkan), 20Pao-ching-san-mei ko (Hōkyōzammai ka), 68Pao-fu Tsung-chan (Hofuku Jūten), 20Pao-yin Fu-yu (Hō’ō Fukugū), 74Pao-yin Ho-shan (Hō’ō oshō), 41Pang Yun (Hō Kōji), 18, 25, 33Pa-Ta, xiiPeihsiu (Haikyū Shokoku), 19, 35Pien-chuan Miao-yin (Betsuden Myō’in), 51Pi-yen-lu (Hekigan-roku), 20, 82Platform Scriptures, 7, 12, 13, 17, 135Po-an Zing-teng (Ha’an Jōtō), 75Po-chang Huai-hai (Hyakujō Ekai), 18, 25, 35Po-chao Chih-yuan (Hakuchō Shien), 60Po-chien Chu-chien (Hokkan Kokan), 47Po Chü-i (Haku Kyoeki), 27Po-shan Yuan-lai (Bakusan Genrai), 74Pu-an Tsu-sien (Ha’an Sosen), 46, 48Pu-chao Hsi-p’ien (Fushō Kiben), 74Pu-chi (Fujaku), 7Pure Land (Jōdo) School, 68, 88Pu-teng-lu (Futō-roku), 82Pu-tou Shan (Broken-head Mountain), 5

RRaian Teiju, 47Rakan Keijin, 20, 57, 61, 85, 86Rakan Sōsetsu, 36Rankei Dōryū, 43, 49, 97, 100, 102, 103, 134Ransan Shōryū, 130Rasan Dōkan, 60Rasan Gemma, 122, 127Reigen Isei, 76, 92Reigen,Kōmyō, 19Reiju Nyobin, 19Reisan Dō’in, 50, 172Reiun Shigon, 19Rekidai Hōbō ki, 1, 13Riku Kō, 18Rinzai Gigen, 18, 19, 36, 55, 92, 93Rinzai-roku, 36Rinzai School, 19, 21, 26, 36, 44, 55, 108, 136,

160, 172Rinzai School in Japan, 43, 45, 48, 49, 69, 93,

102, 143Rokumon Jikaku, 74, 142, 169Rokumon Shoshin, 68Ryōan Emyō, 161Ryo’an Hongetsu, xiiRyōan Keigo, 110Ryōdō Shinkaku, 152Ryōnen Hōmyō, 147, 172Ryōsan Enkan, 20, 58, 72, 141

Ryū’en Genseki, 131Ryūban Shō’un, 159Ryūga Koton, 20, 66Ryūkei Seisen, 138Ryūmon Sei’on, 47, 76Ryūsan Tokuken, 94Ryūsen Bunki, 29Ryūshū Shūtaku, 102Ryūtai Gosan, 170, 171Ryūtan Sūshin, 60

SSaichō, 7, 18, 93Saidō Chizō, 18Saijō-ji, 154, 157Saikan Sudon, 49, 134, 172Saiten Dōsai, 48, 95Sakei Genrō, 16, 91Sandōkai, 19, 56, 86Sanho Kinsen, 171San-sheng Hui-jan (Sanshō Enen), 40Seggan Eman, 74, 169Seggan Sokin, 21, 48, 51, 52, 133Sōhō Eshin, 81Sōhan Genhō, 122, 128Sōji-ji (at Sekigawa), 57, 150, 151, 154, 155,

163Sōji-ji (at Tsurumi,Yokohama), 151, 155Sōkyō Sōsho, 170Seigen Branch, 19, 23, 55, 56, 60Seigen Gyōshi, 15, 19, 55Seigo Hōgaku, 122Seirin Shikan, 66Seiryō Chōkan, 16Seisai Hōshin, 172Seisan Jiei, 102Seisetsu Genjō, 131Seisetsu Shōchō, 49, 134Seisetsu Shūryo, 114Sekida Hōkun, 48Sekihan I’en, 49, 134Sekikei Shingetsu, 43, 49, 100, 101Seki’oku Seikyō, 51Sekioku Shinryō, 161Sekishitsu Zendō, 59Sekishitsu Zenkyū, 50, 173Sekisō Keisho, 19, 59, 63, 67Sekisō Soen (Jimyō Daishi), 39, 40, 42, 92Sekitō Kisen (Musai Daishi), 19, 55, 56, 68,

151Sekkan Shōju, 120, 128Sekkō Sōshin, 108–110Senfuku Dōsei, 48Sengai Gibon, 115

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Sengan Genchō, 50, 133, 134Seng-tsan (Sōsan), 3–5Senkei Sonan, 19, 36Sensu Tokusei, 19, 59, 63Senzaki Nyogen, 122Seppō Gison, 20Seppō Shi’e, 82Sesson Yūbai, 49Setchō Jūken, 20, 71, 81, 82, 84Setsu’an Jūkin, 45, 92Setsugan Dō’en, 114Settan Shōboku, 129, 130Shaku Sōyen, 122, 124Shaku’en Eichō, 98, 99Shang-lan Shun (Jōran Jun), 45Shao-lin Temple (Shōrin-ji), 1Shao-shan Huan-pu (Shōzan Kanfu), 59Shao-shih Chang-ren (Shōshitsu Shōjun), 75Shao-shih Fu-yu (Shōshitsu Fukuyū), 74Shao-shih Wen-tai (Shōshitsu Buntai), 74Shao-shih Wen-tsai (Shōshitsu Bunsai), 74Sheng-yen, Hui-kung (Ekū Shōgen), 21Shen-hsiu (Jinshū), 6, 8, 12Shen-hui (Jinne), 9, 16, 57Shen-Kuang (Jinkō), 3Shi-chien Tzu-tan (Saikan Sudon), 49Shidō Munan (Bunan), 112Shigetsu Sōshin (Sasaki Shigetsu)(Sōshin

Taikō), 121, 122Shihaku Shinka, 52Shih-chi Hsin-yueh (Sekikei Shingetsu), 101Shih-fan Wei-yen (Sekihan I’en), 49Shih-ou Ching-kung (Seki’oku Seikyō), 51Shih-shuang Ching-chu (Sekisō Keisho), 19,

59, 67Shih-shuang Tsu-yuan (Sekisō Soen), 39, 40,

42Shih-te (Jittoku), 94Shih-tao, xiiShih-tien Fa-hsun (Sekida Hōkun), 48Shih-tou Hsi-chien (Sekitō Kisen), 19, 32, 55Shikei Eryō, 119, 120Shimano Eidō, 122, 128Shinbun Donfun, 45, 92Shinchi Kakushin, 43, 47, 95, 103, 149Shinetsu Kōchū, 74, 142, 169, 173Shinetsu Sect, 74, 169Shingon School, 93, 94Shinketsu Seiryō, 73Shō’in I’sō, 130Shōbōgenzō, 46, 145, 147, 150Shōdōka, 16Shōgen Sūgaku, 43, 48, 49, 98, 100, 101, 106Shōhata Buntei, 126

Shōhō EshinShōhō Myōchō (Daitō Kokushi), 43, 49, 97,

102, 103, 106, 108, 134Shōichi Kokushi, 94, 95, 99Shō’in-ji, 117, 119, 120Shōju Rōjin, 69, 111, 113, 117, 152Shōkei Eki, 25Shōkoku-ji, 102, 103, 126Shōkoku Keisen, 172Shōrei Sōkin, 106Shōrin-ji, 1Shōrin Kyūrin, 49, 172Shōsō Nichigan, 51Shōshitsu Bunsai, 169Shōshitsu Buntai, 74, 169Shōshitsu Fukuyū, 74Shōshitsu Shōjun, 75Shōyō-roku, 74Shōzan (Koshō) line, 75Shōzan Kanfu, 59, 64Shōzen Muden, 95, 172Shojaku, 8Shou-chang Yuan-nin (Jushō Gennei), 74Shou-shan Sheng-nien (Shuzan Shōnen), 39,

41, 42Shuang-feng Hui-chen (Soho Eshin), 81Shuang-feng Shan (Double-peak Mountain), 5Shugan Dōchin, 153, 156, 157Shui-po Ming-hsueh (Zuihaku Myōsetsu), 75Shun’oku Myōha, 50, 97, 102Shun-chih (Junshi of Korea), 28, 170Shunpo Sōki, 106Shuzan Shōnen, 39, 41, 92Sixth Patriarch (Enō), 7, 8, 19, 55, 56Sōhan Genhō, 122, 128Soku’an Chikan, 73, 142Sokuhi Jo’itsu, 138, 139Sokukyū Keiryō, 50, 103Sōkyō Sōsho, 170Sosan Genkyō, 122, 127Sōsan, 3, 91Sōtō School, 20, 21, 46, 57, 63, 76, 102, 135,

149, 159, 170, 171Sōtō School in Japan, 73, 141, 149, 157, 169Sōtō-Shū Zensho, xiiiSōzan Eka, 20, 58, 68Sōzan Honjaku, 20, 58, 68, 141Sozan Kōnin, 58Su Che (So Tetsu), 45Su Tung-po (Sotoba), 45Sui’ō Genro, 119, 129Sui (Zui) Wen-ti, 2, 3Suiba Mugaku, 20, 58, 62Sui-chou Tao-yuan (Suishū Dōen), 15

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Suigan Reisan, 20, 61, 87Suigan Zengetsu, 158Sung Shan (Mount Sū), 1, 17Sung-yuan Chung-yueh (Shōgen Sūgaku), 48,

49Sūsan Kyochū, 134Su-shan Kuang-jen (Sozan Kōnin), 20, 58, 66Sūzan Fujaku, 91

TTa-chu Hui-hai (Daishu Ekai), 18, 24, 26Ta-hsiu Cheng-nien (Daikyū Shōnen), 49Ta-hui Tsung-kao (Daie Sōkō), 47Ta-hung Tsu-chen (Daikō Soshō), 47Ta-mei Fa-chang (Daibai Hōjō), 18, 24, 26Ta-sui Fa-chen (Daizui Hōshin), 19, 26Ta-sui Yuan-ching (Daizui Genjō), 47, 95Ta-tzu Huan-chung (Daiji Kanchū), 18, 26, 35Ta-yang Ching-yuan (Daiyō Keigen), 20, 58,

72Tai’oka Chō, 52Taigen Sōshin, 152, 153, 160Taihei Ekin, 47, 95Taiki, xiiiTaikō Gyōyū, 94, 97–99Taikō Tokunei, 148, 159Tai-ping Hui-chin (Taihei Ekin), 47, 95Tairyū Bun’i, 130Taizan Maezumi, 153Taku’an Sōhō, 107Takujū Kosen, 120, 122, 123, 128Takujū line, 122Tan-chou Chang-tze Kuang (Tanshū Chōshi

Kō), 56, 59Tan-chou Ta-chuan (Tanshū Daisen), 56, 59Tang Dai Tsung (Daisō), 8Tang Hsien Tsung (Kensō), 8Tang Hsuan Tsung (Gensō), 8Tang Shu Tsung (Shukusō), 8Tang Te Tsung (Tokusō), 8Tan-hsia Tien-jan (Tanka Tennen), 19, 56, 57Tan-hsia Tzu-chun (Tanka Shijun), 20Tankai Genshō, 123Tanka Shijun, 20, 73, 142, 169Tanka Tennen, 19, 56, 57, 60, 61Tan-lin (Donrin), 2Tanrei Soden, 114, 117Tanshū Chōshi Kō, 56, 59Tanshū Daisen, 56, 59Tao-chang An-shin (Dōjō Anshin), 50, 51Tao-chu (Dōjo), 18, 26Tao-fu (Dōfuku), 3Tao-hsin (Dōshin), 3, 5, 8

Tao-hsuan (Dōsen Risshi), 91Tao-hsuan (Dōsen), 1, 2, 7, 84Tao-sui (Dōsui), 7Tao-wu Yuan-chih (Dōgo Enchi), 19, 59Tao-yu (Dōiku), 23, 48Tao-yuen (Dōgen), 1Tekisui Giboku, 124Temmoku Shin, 52Ten’in Enshū, 21, 51, 136Tendai School, 7, 18, 26, 87, 91, 93, 143Tendai Tokushō, 20, 68, 86, 87Tendō Chi’ei, 95Tendō Kankei, 66Tendō Nyojō, 21, 73, 141, 142, 144, 146, 150,

169Tendō Sōkaku, 73, 142Teng Yin-feng (Tō Impō), 18, 25Tengan Ekō, 134Tenkei Denson, 153, 159, 160Tenki Honzui, 50, 51, 133Tenkū E’i, 16, 91Tenne Gikai, 81Tennō Dōgo, 19, 20, 56, 57, 60Tennyo Isoku, 134Tenryū-ji, 50, 97, 102, 103Tenshū Hōrei, 171Tenyū Shijun, 172Te-shan Hsuan-chien (Tokusan Senkan), 20,

57, 60Te-shan Yuan-mi (Tokusan Emmit-su), 20Tetsu’ō Sōkatsu, 121Tetsugan Dōkō, 138Tetsugo Dōki, 138Tetsugo Jitei, 51Tetsushin Dōban, 138Tetsuzan Shikaku, 153, 156, 157Tettō Gikō, 106–108Tettsū Gikai, 147–150, 159Tien-huang Tao-wu (Tennō Dōgo), 19, 56, 57Tien-i I-huai (Tenne Gikai), 20, 81Tien-kung Hui-wei (Tenkū E’i), 16Tien-ning Temple (Tennei-ji), xiiiTien-tai (Tendai) School, 7, 16, 20, 68, 86Tien-tai Te-shao (Tendai Tokushō), 20, 68, 86Tien-tung Hsien-chi (Tendō Kankei), 66Tien-tung Ju-zing (Tendō Nyojō), 73Tien-tung Tsung-chueh (Tendō Sōkaku), 73Ti-niu Ju-ting (Tetsugo Jitei), 51Tō’en Genkyō, 74, 170Tōden Shōso, 172Tōfuku-ji, 43, 50, 94, 97, 98, 101, 110, 128,

129Tō Impō, 18, 25

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Tōkoku Myōkō, 73, 100, 102, 142Tokuhō Zenketsu, 108, 110, 113, 114, 117, 129Tokusan Emmitsu, 20Tokusan Senkan, 20, 57, 60Tōkyō Jinshō, 16Tōmyō Enichi, 74, 172Tōmyō Sect, 74, 142Tōrei Enji, 119, 129Tōri Kō’i, 172Tōrin Chōsō, 45Tōrin Sōju, 128, 130Torin Sushō, 114Tōryō Eisho, 74, 102, 142, 172Tōryō Sect, 74, 142Tōsan Tanshō, 97, 99, 101, 150Tōsho Tōrō, 75Tōshū Zenchū (Nantenbō), 122, 127Tōsu Daidō, 20, 58, 62, 86Tōsu Gisei, 20, 40, 73, 141, 142Tōsu Kan’on, 57, 58Tou-tzu I-ching (Tōsu Gisei), 20, 40Tou-tze Kan-wen (Tōsu Kan’on), 57, 58Tou-tzu Ta-tung (Tōsu Daidō), 20, 58Tōyō Eichō, 108–110, 114, 117Tōzan Dō’en, 68Tōzan Dōzen, 66Tōzan Ryōkai, 19, 20, 56, 58, 62, 63, 65,

68–70, 72, 86, 141, 169, 170Tōzan Shusho, 20, 81, 84Tsan-tung-chi (Sandōkai), 19, 56Tsao-an Fa-yee (Sō’an Hōgi), 68Tsao-an Ke (Sōanka), 19Tsao-shan Hui-hsia (Sōzan Eka), 20, 58, 68Tsao-shan Pen-chi (Sōzan Honjaku), 20, 58, 66Tsao-tung (Sōtō) School, 19, 40, 55, 58, 60, 66,

72Tsien-fu Tao-sen (Senfuku Dōsei), 48Tsi-tien Tao-tsi (Saiten Dōsai), 48Tsin-yun Shan (Shin’un Zan), 153, 156, 157Tsu’ō Sotetsu, 129Tsu-chi Hsuan-lang (Sakei Genro), 16Tsugen Jakurei, 152, 155, 157, 161, 162Tsui-wei Wu-hsueh (Suiba Mugaku), 20, 58Tsui-yen Ling-tsan (Suigan Reisan), 20Tsung-an Kuan-chih (Dōan Kanshi), 20, 58, 72Tsung-ching-lu (Sōkyō-roku), 88Tsung-chin Tsung-shu (Sōkyō Sōsho), 74, 170Tung-an Tao-pei (Dōan Dōhai), 20, 58, 71, 72Tung-an Wei (Dōan I), 20, 58, 72Tung-Chan Temple (Tōzen-ji), 6Tung-chu Ten-lang (Tōsho Tōrō), 76Tung-king Shen-chao (Tōkyō Jinshō), 16Tung-ko Miao-kuang (Tōkoku Myōkō), 73

Tung-lin Chang-chung (Tōrin Chōsō), 45Tung-ling Yun-yu (Tōryō Eisho), 74Tung-ming Hui-ji (Tōmyō Enichi), 74Tung-shan Liang-chieh (Tōzan Ryōkai), 19,

56, 58, 65Tung-shan Shou-chu (Tōzan Shusho), 20, 81,

84Tung-shan Tao-chuan (Tōzan Dōzen), 20, 81,

84Tung-shan Tao-yen (Tōzan Dō’en), 68Tung-yuan Yuan-chin (Tō’en Genkyō), 74Tzu-chou Chih-ju (Jishū Chijo), 15Tzu-ming Tsu-yuan (Jimyō Soen), 43Tzu-po Cheng-ko (Shihaku Shinka), 52Tzu-yun Temple (Jiun-ji), xiii

UUmmon Bun’en, 20, 57, 61, 79, 81Ummon Enchō, 75Ummon School, 20, 56, 57, 61, 79, 89Un’an Fugan, 48, 49Ungai Unshū, 74, 142Ungan Donjō, 19, 58, 63Ungo Dōyō, 20, 40, 58, 66, 71, 72, 141Ungo Egaku, 20, 58, 59, 71Unkū Shōchū, 74, 170Useki Reikan, 19, 26, 36

WWa-ou Neng-kuang (Ga’oku Nōkō), 66Wakuan Shitai, 95Wan-an Tzu-yen (Man’an Shigen), 74Wan-feng Shih-wei (Manhō Jijō), 51, 133, 134Wan-sung Hsing-hsiu (Manshō Kōshū), 74Wang-shan Ssu-ti (Ōsan Shitei), 74Wang Wei, 32Wanshi Shōkaku, 73, 142Wei-fu Ta-chuen (Ifu Daikaku), 36Wei-ling Tao-pai (Irin Dōhai), 74Wei Wen-ti, 1, 2Wu-ai Chueh-tung (Mugai Kakutsu), 49Wu-chun Shih-fan (Mujun Shihan), 46, 48, 50Wu-fang Ke-chun (Muhō Kashō), 74, 169Wu-hsiang (Musō), 7Wu-hsieh Ling-mo (Gosetsu Reimoku), 18, 24Wu-hsueh Tsu-yuan (Mugaku Sogen), 48, 50Wu-ji (Muju), 7Wu-men Hui-kai (Mumon Ekai), 47Wu-men-kuan (Mumon-kan), 32Wu-ming Hui-chin (Mumyō Ekei), 74Wu-shi Kai-shen (Muji Keijin), 45Wu-tai Wu-min (Godai Mumyō), 16Wu-tsu Fa-yen (Goso Hō’en), 46, 47

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Wu-win Ching-Thing (Mubun Shōsō), 50, 133Wu-wen Yuan-hsuan (Mumon Gensen), 51,

98, 103, 109, 173

YYaku’ō Tokken, 102, 103Yakusan Igen, 19, 56, 58–60, 62Yamada Mumon, 130, 131Yamamoto Gempō, 122, 128Yamaoka Tetsushū, 127, 129Yang-chi Fang-hui (Yōgi Hō’e), 40, 43, 46Yang-shan Hui-chi (Kyōzan Ejaku), 18, 19, 26,

27Ya’ō Egyō, 52Yeh-hsien Kuei-sheng (Yōken Kisei), 73Yen-an Shan-kai (En’an Zenkai), 49Yen-kuan Chi-an (Enkan Saian), 18, 24, 26Yen-tou Chuan-huo (Gantō Zenkatsu), 20, 61Yi-fu (Gifuku), 7Yin-an Tan-hua (Ō-an Donka), 46, 48Yin-tsung (Inshū), 13Yin-yuan Lung-chi (Ingen Ryūki), 50Yōgi Hō’e, 40, 43, 46, 92–94Yōgi Sect, 40, 43, 44, 45, 48Yōka Genkaku, 15, 16, 55Yōken Kisei, 39, 73, 142Yōmei-ji, 87, 88Yōmyō (Yōmei) Enju, 20Yōsan Keiyō, 111Yōshū Sō’otogai, 106, 108Yu-chi Chin-hui (Gukyoku Chi’e), 48Yu-kang Tsang-chin (Gyoku’oka Zōchin), 51Yu-lao Hsiao-jan (Gyokurō Kyūnen), 7, 18, 24,

26Yu-wang Shan (Mt. Iku’ō), 93, 143Yuan-chao Tsung-pen (Enshō Sōhon), 81, 82Yuan-tung Fa-hsiu (Enzū Hōshū), 20, 82Yuan-wu Ko-chin (Engo Kokugon), 46–48Yueh-an Shan-ko (Gettan Zenka), 47

Yueh-chou Wen-tsai (Gesshū Bunsai), 74Yueh-lin Shih-kuan (Getsurin Shikan), 47Yueh-lin Tao-chao (Getsurin Dōkyō), 50Yueh-shan Wei-yen (Yakusan Igen), 19, 56,

58, 59Yun-an Pu-yen (Un’an Fugan), 48, 49Yun-chu Huai-yueh (Ungo Egaku), 20, 58Yun-chu Tao-chien (Ungo Dōken), 71Yun-chu Tao-ying (Ungo Dōyō), 20, 66, 71, 72Yun-hua Chih-yen (Unka Chigen), 16Yun-kung Chang-chung (Unkū Shōchū), 74Yun-men (Ummon) School, 55, 60Yun-men Wen-yen (Ummon Bun’en), 20, 57,

79, 81Yun-men Yuan-cheng (Ummon Enchō), 75Yun-wai Yun-hsu (Ungai Unshū), 74Yun-yen Tan-sheng (Ungan Donjō), 19, 58Yung-chia Hsuan-chueh (Yōka Genkaku), 15,

16, 55Yung-ming Temple (Yōmei-ji), 87, 88Yung-ming Yen-shou (Yōmei Enju), 20, 68,

86, 88Yung-ning Temple (Einei-ji), 1

ZZeggaku Bunki, 122Zei-hsueh Shih-chen (Zetsugaku Sesei), 51Zekkai Chūshin, 50Zekkai Shōshun, 156Zengetsu Suigan, 158Zetsugai Sōtaku, 102Zetsugaku Sesei, 51Zing-tzu Hui-hui (Jōji Eki), 73Zing-tzu Miao-lun (Jōji Myōrin), 48, 51Zōhō Bunga, 121, 123Zōshū Rōyo, 94, 98Zuigan (Mugai) Gi’on, 144, 145, 148Zuigan Sōseki (Goto Zuigan), 122Zuihaku Myōsetsu, 75

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