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Nanyue Huairang

  • 677–744
  • 南嶽懷讓
  • Nányuè Huáiràng
  • Nangaku Ejō
Portrait de Nanyue Huairang
Nanyue Huairang (677–744)
G Nangaku Nanyue Huairang Nangaku Ejō 677–744 Baso Mazu Daoyi Baso Dōitsu 709–788 Nangaku->Baso Eno Dajian Huineng Daikan Enō 638–713 Eno_X Eno->Eno_X Heze Shenhui Heze Shenhui Kataku Jinne 670–762 Nanyang Huizhong Nanyang Huizhong Nan’yō Echū 675–775 Seigen Gyoshi Qingyuan Hangsi Seigen Gyōshi 660?–740 Sekito Kisen Shitou Xiqian Sekitō Kisen 700–790 Seigen Gyoshi->Sekito Kisen Yoka Daishi Yongjia Xuanjue Yōka Daishi 665–713 Heze Shenhui_n Heze Shenhui_n->Heze Shenhui Nangaku_n Heze Shenhui_n->Nangaku_n Nangaku_n->Nangaku Nanyang Huizhong_n Nangaku_n->Nanyang Huizhong_n Nanyang Huizhong_n->Nanyang Huizhong Nanyang Huizhong_n->Eno_X Seigen Gyoshi_n Seigen Gyoshi_n->Seigen Gyoshi Sekito Kisen_n Seigen Gyoshi_n->Sekito Kisen_n Sekito Kisen_n->Sekito Kisen Yoka Daishi_n Sekito Kisen_n->Yoka Daishi_n Yoka Daishi_n->Yoka Daishi Eno_X->Seigen Gyoshi_n

Maître

Dajian HuinengDajian Huineng (638–713), disciple de Daman Hongren.

Disciple

Mazu DaoyiMazu Daoyi (709–788), disciple de Nanyue Huairang.

Kōan

Sources

  • Andrew E. Ferguson, Zen's Chinese heritage, 2000, ISBN 0-86171-163-7 978-0-86171-163-5.
  • Taisen Deshimaru, Dōgen, Le livre du kesa: Shobogenzo, Paris, 2000, ISBN 978-2-901844-25-9.