Daoan 道安 - Revision history

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-	* Cíháng [[Cihang ~~慈航#Cíháng (2)~~ 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]]	+	* Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]]
	* Shànyīn [[善因]]		* Shànyīn [[善因]]
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	{{Disambig\|note=Not to be confused with the fourth-century translator Dàoān 道安 (312-385 CE)}}		{{Disambig\|note=Not to be confused with the fourth-century translator Dàoān 道安 (312-385 CE)}}

-	'''Dàoān 道安 ([[1907]]-1977)''' was a teacher and author who came to Táiwān [[臺灣]] in 1953 to teach at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang ~~慈航#Cíháng (2)~~ 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止.	+	'''Dàoān 道安 ([[1907]]-1977)''' was a teacher and author who came to Táiwān [[臺灣]] in 1953 to teach at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	Dàoān was born into a farming family that had only recently started to engage in mercantile business. He received an education from a private school (sīshú 私塾) and it is said that he first turned toward Buddhism as a result of reading ''The Story of Shakyamuni'' 釋迦傳 and ''Discourse on Protecting the Dharma'' 護法論 by Zhāng Shāngyīng 張商應 (1043-1121).<ref>See the Fóguāng Dictionary 佛光大辭典, p. 4544.</ref> At the age of 19 he took tonsure at Fóguó Temple 佛國寺 in Héngyáng [[衡陽]] and later took the full precepts. He underwent Chán practice and studied under many teachers, including Chángwù [[常悟]], Chánjìng [[禪靜]], Língtāo [[靈濤]] and Shànyīn [[善因]]. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he helped organize a monastic first aid squad 僧侶救護隊.<ref> See Yu Xue, "Buddhism, War, and Nationalism: Chinese Monks in the Struggle Against Japan 1931-1945" Ph.D. Diss., 2004, pp. 235-267.</ref> In 1940 he helped establish the periodical ''Lion's Roar Monthly'' [[獅子吼月刊]].		Dàoān was born into a farming family that had only recently started to engage in mercantile business. He received an education from a private school (sīshú 私塾) and it is said that he first turned toward Buddhism as a result of reading ''The Story of Shakyamuni'' 釋迦傳 and ''Discourse on Protecting the Dharma'' 護法論 by Zhāng Shāngyīng 張商應 (1043-1121).<ref>See the Fóguāng Dictionary 佛光大辭典, p. 4544.</ref> At the age of 19 he took tonsure at Fóguó Temple 佛國寺 in Héngyáng [[衡陽]] and later took the full precepts. He underwent Chán practice and studied under many teachers, including Chángwù [[常悟]], Chánjìng [[禪靜]], Língtāo [[靈濤]] and Shànyīn [[善因]]. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he helped organize a monastic first aid squad 僧侶救護隊.<ref> See Yu Xue, "Buddhism, War, and Nationalism: Chinese Monks in the Struggle Against Japan 1931-1945" Ph.D. Diss., 2004, pp. 235-267.</ref> In 1940 he helped establish the periodical ''Lion's Roar Monthly'' [[獅子吼月刊]].

-	In 1953 Dàoān came to Táiwān where he began teaching and leading practice at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang ~~慈航#Cíháng (2)~~ 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止. He later reestablished Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, founded a junior high school, and wrote and published widely.	+	In 1953 Dàoān came to Táiwān where he began teaching and leading practice at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止. He later reestablished Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, founded a junior high school, and wrote and published widely.

	==Important Works==		==Important Works==

Greg at 08:02, 28 February 2011

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	==Biography==		==Biography==

-	Dàoān was born into a farming family that had only recently started to engage in mercantile business. He received an education from a private school (sīshú 私塾) and it is said that he first turned toward Buddhism as a result of reading ''The Story of Shakyamuni'' 釋迦傳 and ''Discourse on Protecting the Dharma'' 護法論 by Zhāng Shāngyīng 張商應 (1043-1121).<ref>See the ~~Fo Kuang~~ Dictionary, p. 4544.</ref> At the age of 19 he took tonsure at Fóguó Temple 佛國寺 in Héngyáng [[衡陽]] and later took the full precepts. He underwent Chán practice and studied under many teachers, including Chángwù [[常悟]], Chánjìng [[禪靜]], Língtāo [[靈濤]] and Shànyīn [[善因]]. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he helped organize a monastic first aid squad 僧侶救護隊.<ref> See Yu Xue, "Buddhism, War, and Nationalism: Chinese Monks in the Struggle Against Japan 1931-1945" Ph.D. Diss., 2004, pp. 235-267.</ref> In 1940 he helped establish the periodical ''Lion's Roar Monthly'' [[獅子吼月刊]].	+	Dàoān was born into a farming family that had only recently started to engage in mercantile business. He received an education from a private school (sīshú 私塾) and it is said that he first turned toward Buddhism as a result of reading ''The Story of Shakyamuni'' 釋迦傳 and ''Discourse on Protecting the Dharma'' 護法論 by Zhāng Shāngyīng 張商應 (1043-1121).<ref>See the Fóguāng Dictionary 佛光大辭典, p. 4544.</ref> At the age of 19 he took tonsure at Fóguó Temple 佛國寺 in Héngyáng [[衡陽]] and later took the full precepts. He underwent Chán practice and studied under many teachers, including Chángwù [[常悟]], Chánjìng [[禪靜]], Língtāo [[靈濤]] and Shànyīn [[善因]]. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he helped organize a monastic first aid squad 僧侶救護隊.<ref> See Yu Xue, "Buddhism, War, and Nationalism: Chinese Monks in the Struggle Against Japan 1931-1945" Ph.D. Diss., 2004, pp. 235-267.</ref> In 1940 he helped establish the periodical ''Lion's Roar Monthly'' [[獅子吼月刊]].

	In 1953 Dàoān came to Táiwān where he began teaching and leading practice at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航#Cíháng (2) 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止. He later reestablished Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, founded a junior high school, and wrote and published widely.		In 1953 Dàoān came to Táiwān where he began teaching and leading practice at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航#Cíháng (2) 慈航 (1895-1954) \|慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止. He later reestablished Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, founded a junior high school, and wrote and published widely.
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	==References==		==References==
-	* [http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/formosa/people/1-dao-an.html]	+	* [http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/formosa/people/1-dao-an.html 《道安法師》(1907-1977)]
-	* ~~Fokuang Dictionary 佛光大辭典~~, p. 5625	+	* {{FDC}}, p. 5625

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

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|name-date=Dàoān 道安 (1907-1977)
|names=* Lay Surname 俗姓: Fù 傅
|image=[[File:daoan.png|center|Dàoān]]
|birth=11/17, Guāngxù 光緒 33 (1907) in Qíyáng county 祈陽縣, Húnán [[湖南]]
|death=1977 in Táiwān [[臺灣]]
|associates=Notable Associates:
* Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航#Cíháng (2) 慈航 (1895-1954) |慈航]]
* Shànyīn [[善因]]
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}}
{{Disambig|note=Not to be confused with the fourth-century translator Dàoān 道安 (312-385 CE)}}

'''Dàoān 道安 ([[1907]]-1977)''' was a teacher and author who came to Táiwān [[臺灣]] in 1953 to teach at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航#Cíháng (2) 慈航 (1895-1954) |慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止.

==Biography==

Dàoān was born into a farming family that had only recently started to engage in mercantile business. He received an education from a private school (sīshú 私塾) and it is said that he first turned toward Buddhism as a result of reading ''The Story of Shakyamuni'' 釋迦傳 and ''Discourse on Protecting the Dharma'' 護法論 by Zhāng Shāngyīng 張商應 (1043-1121).<ref>See the Fo Kuang Dictionary, p. 4544.</ref> At the age of 19 he took tonsure at Fóguó Temple 佛國寺 in Héngyáng [[衡陽]] and later took the full precepts. He underwent Chán practice and studied under many teachers, including Chángwù [[常悟]], Chánjìng [[禪靜]], Língtāo [[靈濤]] and Shànyīn [[善因]]. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he helped organize a monastic first aid squad 僧侶救護隊.<ref> See Yu Xue, "Buddhism, War, and Nationalism: Chinese Monks in the Struggle Against Japan 1931-1945" Ph.D. Diss., 2004, pp. 235-267.</ref> In 1940 he helped establish the periodical ''Lion's Roar Monthly'' [[獅子吼月刊]].

In 1953 Dàoān came to Táiwān where he began teaching and leading practice at the Mílè Seminary 彌勒內院 established by Cíháng [[Cihang 慈航#Cíháng (2) 慈航 (1895-1954) |慈航]] in Xìzhǐ 汐止. He later reestablished Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, founded a junior high school, and wrote and published widely.

==Important Works==
* 二力室文集 (''Collected Writings from the Two Powers Studio''), 1959
** Reprinted in ''Extant Works'', below, 1980
* 中華民國六十年來的佛教論文目錄 ("Index of Articles on Buddhism since 1970"), 1975
* 中共對宗教的迫害 (''The Harm done to Religion by the Chinese Communists), 1975
* 中國大藏經雕刻史話 (''Discourse on the History of Carving Woodblocks of the Chinese Buddhist Canon''), 1976
** Reprinted by Zhōnghuá dàdiǎn biānyìn huì yìnháng 中華大典編印會印行, 1978
* 中國大藏經翻譯刻印史 (''History of the Translation and Printing of the Chinese Buddhist Canon''), 1976
** Reprinted by Zhōnghuá dàdiǎn biānyìn huì yìnháng 中華大典編印會印行, 1978
* 道安法師遺集 (''Extant Works of Master Dàoān''). Sōngshān Temple 松山寺, 1980.
* 中國佛教通史 (''General History of Chinese Buddhism'')
* 學佛手冊 (''Buddhist Studies Handbook'')
* 中觀史論及其哲學 (''Discourse on the History and Philosophy of the "Contemplation of the Middle Way"'')
* 現代佛教學術叢刊 (''Modern Buddhist Scholarship Collectanea'')

==Notes==
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==References==
* [http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/formosa/people/1-dao-an.html]
* Fokuang Dictionary 佛光大辭典, p. 5625

[[Category:Biography]]