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	==References==		==References==
-	* {{~~TZGJZ~~}}. Pp. 72-78.	+	* {{Fang-Tian_tai_zong}} Pp. 72-78.
-	** ~~Mostly a reprint of~~ the biography by Yú Língbō.	+	** This section is largely copied from the biography by Yú Língbō.
	* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.		* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.

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	\|name-date=Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)		\|name-date=Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)
-	\|names=* Lay surname 姓: Gù 顧	+	\|names=* Lay surname 俗姓: Gù 顧
-	\|image=	+	\|image=[[File:Renshan.png\|200px\|center]]
	\|birth=[[1887]] (Guāngxù 光緒 13) in Jīntán County 金壇縣, Jiāngsū [[江蘇]]		\|birth=[[1887]] (Guāngxù 光緒 13) in Jīntán County 金壇縣, Jiāngsū [[江蘇]]
	\|death=in 1951 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣, Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]		\|death=in 1951 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣, Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]

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	==References==		==References==
		+	* {{TZGJZ}}. Pp. 72-78.
		+	** Mostly a reprint of the biography by Yú Língbō.
	* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.		* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.

	[[Category:Biography]]		[[Category:Biography]]

Greg at 06:26, 11 October 2010

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-	{{Disambig\|note=This is the page for the ~~'''~~monk~~'''~~ Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān'' 楊仁山, ''see'' [[楊文會]].}}	+	{{Disambig\|note=This is the page for the monk Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān 楊仁山, see [[楊文會]].}}
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	\|name-date=Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)		\|name-date=Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)

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	After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.		After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.

-	In [[1918]], he was invited by his former teacher Dìxián [[諦閑]] to teach at the Guānzōng Research Society [[觀宗研究社]] in Nǐngbō [[寧波]]. When the first class graduated in [[1921]], Rénshān left. The following year he became abbot of Fàngshēng Temple 放生寺 in Gāoyóu County 高郵縣, Jiāngsū. There he established the Sìhóng Seminary [[四弘學院]], which focused on Tiāntái 天台 thought.	+	In [[1918]], he was invited by his former teacher Dìxián [[諦閑]] to teach at the Guānzōng Research Society [[觀宗研究社]] in Nǐngbō [[寧波]]. When the first class graduated in [[1921]], Rénshān left. The following year he became abbot of Fàngshēng Temple 放生寺 in Gāoyóu County 高郵縣, Jiāngsū. There he established the Sìhóng Seminary [[四弘學院]], which focused on Tiāntái [[天台]] thought.

	During the factional struggles at the third congress of the Chinese Buddhist Association [[中國佛教會]] in April 11, [[1931]], Tàixū and his confederates, including Wáng Yìtíng [[王一亭]] and Rénshān, won election to the executive board and temporarily took over operations of the Association. After retiring from this position, Rénshān returned to Fàngshēng Temple, where he spent many years teaching.		During the factional struggles at the third congress of the Chinese Buddhist Association [[中國佛教會]] in April 11, [[1931]], Tàixū and his confederates, including Wáng Yìtíng [[王一亭]] and Rénshān, won election to the executive board and temporarily took over operations of the Association. After retiring from this position, Rénshān returned to Fàngshēng Temple, where he spent many years teaching.

Erik hammerstrom at 16:51, 22 July 2010

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		+	{{Disambig\|note=This is the page for the '''monk''' Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān'' 楊仁山, ''see'' [[楊文會]].}}
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-	~~''NOTE: This is the page for the monk Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān'' 楊仁山, ''see'' [[楊文會]].~~

	'''Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)''' was a noted monastic educator of the Republican period. He was a confederate of Tàixū [[太虛]], with whom he instigated the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]].		'''Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)''' was a noted monastic educator of the Republican period. He was a confederate of Tàixū [[太虛]], with whom he instigated the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]].
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	As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.		As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.

-	Rénshān was tonsured by Xīlái 西來 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣 at Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] in [[1904]]. He ordained the following year at Bǎohuá ~~shān~~ [[寶華山]] near Nánjīng [[南京]]. From [[1906]] to [[1911]], Rénshān studied for the entire run of three of the most important early Buddhist seminaries of the 20th century. 1) In [[1906]], he studied at the Universal Saṇgha Study Hall [[普通僧學堂]] at Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]] in Yángzhōu [[揚州]]. 2) From [[1908]] to [[1909]], he studied at the Jetavana Monastery [[祇洹精舍]] set up by Yáng Wénhuì [[楊文會]] in Nánjīng. 3) From [[1909]] until the Revolution in late [[1911]], Rénshān studied at the Jiāngsū Saṇgha Normal Study Hall [[江蘇僧師範學堂]] in Nánjīng.	+	Rénshān was tonsured by Xīlái 西來 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣 at Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] in [[1904]]. He ordained the following year at Mt. Bǎohuá [[寶華山]] near Nánjīng [[南京]]. From [[1906]] to [[1911]], Rénshān studied for the entire run of three of the most important early Buddhist seminaries of the 20th century. 1) In [[1906]], he studied at the Universal Saṇgha Study Hall [[普通僧學堂]] at Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]] in Yángzhōu [[揚州]]. 2) From [[1908]] to [[1909]], he studied at the Jetavana Monastery [[祇洹精舍]] set up by Yáng Wénhuì [[楊文會]] in Nánjīng. 3) From [[1909]] until the Revolution in late [[1911]], Rénshān studied at the Jiāngsū Saṇgha Normal Study Hall [[江蘇僧師範學堂]] in Nánjīng.

	After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.		After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.

-	In [[1918]], he was invited by his former teacher Dìxián [[諦閑]] to teach at the Guānzōng Research Society [[觀宗研究社]] in Nǐngbō [[寧波]]. When the class graduated in [[1921]], Rénshān left. The following year he became abbot of Fàngshēng Temple 放生寺 in Gāoyóu County 高郵縣, Jiāngsū. There he established the Sìhóng Seminary [[四弘學院]], which focused on Tiāntái 天台 thought.	+	In [[1918]], he was invited by his former teacher Dìxián [[諦閑]] to teach at the Guānzōng Research Society [[觀宗研究社]] in Nǐngbō [[寧波]]. When the first class graduated in [[1921]], Rénshān left. The following year he became abbot of Fàngshēng Temple 放生寺 in Gāoyóu County 高郵縣, Jiāngsū. There he established the Sìhóng Seminary [[四弘學院]], which focused on Tiāntái 天台 thought.

-	During the factional struggles at the third congress of the Chinese Buddhist Association [[中國佛教會]] in April 11, [[1931]], Tàixū and his confederates, including Wáng Yìtíng 王一亭 and Rénshān, won election to the executive board and temporarily took over operations of the Association. After retiring from this position, Rénshān returned to Fàngshēng Temple, where he spent many years teaching.	+	During the factional struggles at the third congress of the Chinese Buddhist Association [[中國佛教會]] in April 11, [[1931]], Tàixū and his confederates, including Wáng Yìtíng [[王一亭]] and Rénshān, won election to the executive board and temporarily took over operations of the Association. After retiring from this position, Rénshān returned to Fàngshēng Temple, where he spent many years teaching.

	He died in 1951 at Guānyīn Pavilion at Jīnshān Monastery, where he had been tonsured nearly 50 years before.		He died in 1951 at Guānyīn Pavilion at Jīnshān Monastery, where he had been tonsured nearly 50 years before.
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	* 瑜伽師地論註釋		* 瑜伽師地論註釋
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	==References==		==References==
-	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 91-93.
	* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.		* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.

	[[Category:Biography]]		[[Category:Biography]]

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	* Tàixū [[太虛]]		* Tàixū [[太虛]]
-	* Wáng Yìtíng 王一亭	+	* Wáng Yìtíng [[王一亭]]
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-	~~== Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951) ==~~

	''NOTE: This is the page for the monk Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān'' 楊仁山, ''see'' [[楊文會]].		''NOTE: This is the page for the monk Rénshān, for the noted lay Buddhist Yáng Rénshān'' 楊仁山, ''see'' [[楊文會]].

-	A noted monastic educator of the Republican period. He was a confederate of Tàixū [[太虛]], with whom he instigated the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]].	+	'''Rénshān 仁山 (1887-1951)''' was a noted monastic educator of the Republican period. He was a confederate of Tàixū [[太虛]], with whom he instigated the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]].

-	~~'''~~Biography~~'''~~	+	==Biography==

	As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.		As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.
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	He died in 1951 at Guānyīn Pavilion at Jīnshān Monastery, where he had been tonsured nearly 50 years before.		He died in 1951 at Guānyīn Pavilion at Jīnshān Monastery, where he had been tonsured nearly 50 years before.

-	~~----~~	+	==Important Works==
-	~~'''~~Important Works~~'''~~	+
	* 法華波瀾		* 法華波瀾
	* 法華析疑		* 法華析疑
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	* 瑜伽師地論註釋		* 瑜伽師地論註釋

-	~~----~~	+	==Notable Students==
-	~~'''~~Notable Students~~'''~~	+

-	~~----~~	+	==Notes==
-	~~'''~~Notes~~'''~~	+

	<references/>		<references/>

-	~~----~~	+	==References==
-	~~'''~~References~~:'''~~	+
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	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 91-93.		* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 91-93.
	* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.		* {{XFRC}} Pp. 1.74b-78a.

	[[Category:Biography]]		[[Category:Biography]]

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Greg at 17:26, 2 February 2010

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	As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.		As a youth, Rénshān showed great talent for learning, and at 14 ''suì'' 歲 he was invited to study in Ānhuī [[安徽]] by Féng Mènghuá 馮夢華. He returned to Jiāngsū four years later to take party in regional examinations. Hearing that the examination system would be changing in [[1905]], Rénshān, who had spent his youth preparing for the old-style examinations (with "eight-legged essays“ 八股) was sorely disappointed. Upon reflection, Rénshān decided that it would be better to pursue ultimate truth, rather than the relative truth upon which the tests were based. As a result, he decided to ordain as a Buddhist monk.

-	Rénshān was tonsured by Xīlái 西來 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣 at Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] in [[1904]]. He ordained the following year at Bǎohuá shān [[寶華山]] in Nánjīng [[南京]]. From [[1906]] to [[1911]], Rénshān studied for the entire run of three of the most important early Buddhist seminaries of the 20th century. 1) In [[1906]], he studied at the Universal Saṇgha Study Hall [[普通僧學堂]] at Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]] in Yángzhōu [[揚州]]. 2) From [[1908]] to [[1909]], he studied at the Jetavana Monastery [[祇洹精舍]] set up by Yáng Wénhuì [[楊文會]] in Nánjīng. 3) From [[1909]] until the Revolution in late [[1911]], Rénshān studied at the Jiāngsū Saṇgha Normal Study Hall [[江蘇僧師範學堂]] in Nánjīng.	+	Rénshān was tonsured by Xīlái 西來 at the Guānyīn Pavilion 觀音閣 at Jīnshān Monastery [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] in [[1904]]. He ordained the following year at Bǎohuá shān [[寶華山]] near Nánjīng [[南京]]. From [[1906]] to [[1911]], Rénshān studied for the entire run of three of the most important early Buddhist seminaries of the 20th century. 1) In [[1906]], he studied at the Universal Saṇgha Study Hall [[普通僧學堂]] at Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]] in Yángzhōu [[揚州]]. 2) From [[1908]] to [[1909]], he studied at the Jetavana Monastery [[祇洹精舍]] set up by Yáng Wénhuì [[楊文會]] in Nánjīng. 3) From [[1909]] until the Revolution in late [[1911]], Rénshān studied at the Jiāngsū Saṇgha Normal Study Hall [[江蘇僧師範學堂]] in Nánjīng.

	After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.		After the founding of the Republic, early efforts by Rénshān and Tàixū [[太虛]] (with whom he had studied since [[1908]]) to establish the Association for the Advancement of Buddhism [[佛教協進會]] at Jīnshān Temple [[金山寺]] in Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]] resulted in early [[1912]] in an open conflict referred to as the "Invasion of Jīnshān" [[大鬧金山]]. One result of this event was that the Association never got off the ground, but Rénshān was invited to participate in the founding of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] the following year.