(720–814)
Fondateur du monachisme zen, un des plus éminents disciples de MazuMazu Daoyi (709–788), disciple de Nanyue Huairang.. Il aurait instigué la devise chán « Un jour sans travail, un jour sans nourriture ».
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- 百丈懷海
- Hyakujō Ekai
- Bǎizhàng Huáihǎi
- DILA
(720–814)
Maître
Mazu DaoyiMazu Daoyi (709–788), disciple de Nanyue Huairang.
Disciples
- Changqing Da’anChangqing Da’an (793–883), disciple de Baizhang Huaihai.
- Guishan LingyouGuishan Lingyou (771–853), disciple de Baizhang Huaihai.
- Huangbo XiyunHuangbo Xiyun (?–850?), disciple de Baizhang Huaihai.
Condisciples
- Damei FachangDamei Fachang (752–839), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- Danxia TianranDanxia Tianran (739–824), disciple de Shitou Xiqian.
- Guizong ZhichangGuizong Zhichang (IXᵉ s.), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- laïc Panglaïc Pang (740–808), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- Mayu BaocheMayu Baoche (720?–?), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- Nanquan PuyuanNanquan Puyuan (748–835), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- Xitang ZhizangXitang Zhizang (735–814), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
- Yanguan Qi’anYanguan Qi’an (750–842), disciple de Mazu Daoyi.
Kōan
Sources
- Thomas Cleary, The original face: an anthology of rinzai zen, New York, 1978, ISBN 978-0-394-17038-1.
- Andy Ferguson, Zen's Chinese Heritage: The Masters and Their Teachings, Somerville, 2011, ISBN 978-0-86171-604-3.
- John Blofeld, The Zen Teaching of Hui Hai on Sudden Illumination, 1962.