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Erik hammerstrom at 21:57, 21 July 2010

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	* Location(s): Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]		* Location(s): Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]

-	The first class of 40 monks began in 1934, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' 念佛 retreats. The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.	+	This seminary was founded by Abbot Zhìguāng [[智光]]. The first class of 40 monks began in 1934, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' 念佛 retreats. The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.

	In [[1940]], the school was reopened. The first batch of 60 students was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].		In [[1940]], the school was reopened. The first batch of 60 students was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].
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	* Yúnkāi [[雲開]]		* Yúnkāi [[雲開]]
	* Yùquán [[玉泉]]		* Yùquán [[玉泉]]
		+	* Zhìguāng [[智光]]
	'''(From 1940 to 1946)'''		'''(From 1940 to 1946)'''
	* Rénshān [[仁山]]		* Rénshān [[仁山]]

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Erik hammerstrom — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 16:52:52 GMT

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-	== Jiāoshān Buddhist Seminary: Jiāoshan Fóxué yuàn 焦山佛學院 ==	+	The '''Jiāoshān Buddhist Seminary (Jiāoshan Fóxué yuàn 焦山佛學院)''' was a Buddhist Seminary [[佛學院]] founded by Abbot Zhìguāng [[智光]].

-	~~A Buddhist Seminary [[佛學院]] founded by Abbot Zhìguāng [[智光]].~~	+	==History==

	* [[1934]] - [[1937]]; [[1940]] - [[1948]]		* [[1934]] - [[1937]]; [[1940]] - [[1948]]
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-	{{Institution Editor}}	+	Section Editor: {{Institution Editor}}
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~'''~~Notable Teachers~~'''~~	+	==Notable Teachers==
	'''(From 1934 to 1937)'''		'''(From 1934 to 1937)'''
	* Juémín [[覺民]]		* Juémín [[覺民]]
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	* Yuánzhàn (returned)		* Yuánzhàn (returned)

-	~~----~~	+	==Notable Students==
-	~~'''~~Notable Students~~'''~~	+
	* Cízhōu [[慈舟]]		* Cízhōu [[慈舟]]
	* Dádào [[達道]]		* Dádào [[達道]]
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	* Zhīdìng [[知定]]		* Zhīdìng [[知定]]

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

	<references/>		<references/>
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~'''~~References~~:'''~~	+	==References==
	* ''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.		* ''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.
	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 1.213.		* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 1.213.

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Erik hammerstrom at 14:37, 13 February 2010

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	* Location(s): Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]		* Location(s): Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]

-	The first class of 40 monks began in 1934, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩~~]]. Other teachers included Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]] Yùquán [[玉泉]], Yúnkāi [[雲開]] Juémín [[覺民]] Màntuó [[曼陀~~]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' 念佛 retreats. The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.	+	The first class of 40 monks began in 1934, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' 念佛 retreats. The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.

-	In [[1940]], the school was reopened~~. Teachers included Rénshān [[仁山]], Yǔtán [[雨曇]], Míngxìng [[明性]], Yuánzhàn [[圓湛]], and Léngjìng [[楞鏡]]~~. The first batch of 60 students was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].	+	In [[1940]], the school was reopened. The first batch of 60 students was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].

	In [[1943]], Zhīfēng [[芝峰]] began teaching at the school.		In [[1943]], Zhīfēng [[芝峰]] began teaching at the school.

-	In [[1946]], Míngshān [[茗山]], a former student at the Seminary, began working as the principal of the school~~. Other teachers included Xiànyuè [[現月]], Huìzhuāng [[惠莊]], Shàozōng [[紹宗]]~~. Míngxìng and Yuánzhàn also returned to teach. These teachers oversaw a student body of 46 monks. That year, the Seminary began publishing the periodical ''Midstream'' [[中流]].	+	In [[1946]], Míngshān [[茗山]], a former student at the Seminary, began working as the principal of the school. Míngxìng and Yuánzhàn also returned to teach. These teachers oversaw a student body of 46 monks. That year, the Seminary began publishing the periodical ''Midstream'' [[中流]].

	A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and 1948, many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.		A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and 1948, many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.
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	{{Institution Editor}}		{{Institution Editor}}
	----		----
-	'''Notable Students:'''	+	'''Notable Teachers'''
-	* [[慈舟]]	+	'''(From 1934 to 1937)'''
-	* [[達道]]	+	* Juémín [[覺民]]
-	* [[法宗]]	+	* Màntuó [[曼陀]]
-	* [[蓮航]]	+	* Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]]
-	* [[茗山]]	+	* Yúnkāi [[雲開]]
-	* [[仁俊]]	+	* Yùquán [[玉泉]]
-	* [[聖一]]	+	'''(From 1940 to 1946)'''
-	* [[松年]]	+	* Rénshān [[仁山]]
-	* [[悟一]]	+	* Léngjìng [[楞鏡]]
-	* [[性空]]	+	* Míngxìng [[明性]]
-	* [[星雲]]	+	* Yuánzhàn [[圓湛]]
-	* [[知定]]	+	* Yǔtán [[雨曇]]
		+	* Zhīfēng [[芝峰]]
		+	'''(From 1946 to 1948)'''
		+	* Huìzhuāng [[惠莊]]
		+	* Míngxìng (returned)
		+	* Shàozōng [[紹宗]]
		+	* Xiànyuè [[現月]]
		+	* Yuánzhàn (returned)
		+
		+	----
		+	'''Notable Students'''
		+	* Cízhōu [[慈舟]]
		+	* Dádào [[達道]]
		+	* Fǎzōng [[法宗]]
		+	* Liánfǎng [[蓮航]]
		+	* Míngshān [[茗山]]
		+	* Rénjùn [[仁俊]]
		+	* Shèngyī [[聖一]]
		+	* Sōngnián [[松年]]
		+	* Wùyī [[悟一]]
		+	* Xìngkōng [[性空]]
		+	* Xīngyún[[星雲]]
		+	* Zhīdìng [[知定]]

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Erik hammerstrom at 02:17, 20 January 2010

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	'''Notable Students:'''		'''Notable Students:'''
		+	* [[慈舟]]
		+	* [[達道]]
		+	* [[法宗]]
		+	* [[蓮航]]
	* [[茗山]]		* [[茗山]]
-	* [[星雲]]
	* [[仁俊]]		* [[仁俊]]
-	* [[~~知定]]~~	+	* [[聖一]]
-	* [[法宗]]	+
	* [[松年]]		* [[松年]]
-	* [[聖一]]
-	* [[達道]]
	* [[悟一]]		* [[悟一]]
-	* [[蓮航]]
	* [[性空]]		* [[性空]]
		+	* [[星雲]]
		+	* [[知定]]

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	<references/>		<references/>
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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''

Erik hammerstrom at 20:04, 6 January 2010

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	A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and 1948, many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.		A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and 1948, many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.

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		+	{{Institution Editor}}
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	'''Notable Students:'''		'''Notable Students:'''
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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''
	* ''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.		* ''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.
-	* Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]]. ''Zhōngguó Fójiào jìndài shǐ'' 中國佛教近代史 (A History of Early Contemporary Chinese Buddhism), in Dōngchū lǎorén quánjí 東初老人全集 (Complete Collection of Old Man Dongchu), vols. 1-2. Taipei: Dongchu, 1974. Pp. 1.213.	+	* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 1.213.

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Erik hammerstrom at 16:55, 19 June 2009

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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''
-		+	* ''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.
-	''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.	+	* Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]]. ''Zhōngguó Fójiào jìndài shǐ'' 中國佛教近代史 (A History of Early Contemporary Chinese Buddhism), in Dōngchū lǎorén quánjí 東初老人全集 (Complete Collection of Old Man Dongchu), vols. 1-2. Taipei: Dongchu, 1974. Pp. 1.213.

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Erik hammerstrom at 19:50, 18 June 2009

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-	== Jiāoshān Buddhist Seminary: Jiāoshan ~~fóxué~~ yuàn 焦山佛學院 ==	+	== Jiāoshān Buddhist Seminary: Jiāoshan Fóxué yuàn 焦山佛學院 ==

-	~~This~~ Buddhist Seminary [[佛學院]] ~~was run at Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]] in Zhènjiāng 鎮江. It wa~~ founded by ~~the abbot~~ Zhìguāng [[智光]].	+	A Buddhist Seminary [[佛學院]] founded by Abbot Zhìguāng [[智光]].

-	~~The first class of 40 monks began in~~ [[1934]]~~, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán~~ [[雪煩]]~~. Other teachers included Shì Dōngchū~~ [[~~釋東初~~]] ~~Yùquán~~ [[玉泉]]~~, Yúnkāi~~ [[雲開]] ~~Juémín~~ [[覺民]] Màntuó [[曼陀]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' retreats.	+	* [[1934]] - [[1937]]; [[1940]] - [[1948]]
		+	* Location(s): Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]], Zhènjiāng [[鎮江]]

-	The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.	+	The first class of 40 monks began in 1934, at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩]]. Other teachers included Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]] Yùquán [[玉泉]], Yúnkāi [[雲開]] Juémín [[覺民]] Màntuó [[曼陀]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' 念佛 retreats. The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.

-	In [[1940]], the school was reopened. Teachers included Rénshān [[仁山]], Yǔtán [[雨曇]], Míngxìng [[明性]], Yuánzhàn [[圓湛]], and Léngjìng [[楞鏡]]. The first batch of 60 ~~studnets~~ was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].	+	In [[1940]], the school was reopened. Teachers included Rénshān [[仁山]], Yǔtán [[雨曇]], Míngxìng [[明性]], Yuánzhàn [[圓湛]], and Léngjìng [[楞鏡]]. The first batch of 60 students was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].

	In [[1943]], Zhīfēng [[芝峰]] began teaching at the school.		In [[1943]], Zhīfēng [[芝峰]] began teaching at the school.

-	In [[1946]], Míngshān [[茗山]], a former student at the Seminary, began working as the principal of the school. Other teachers included Xiànyuè [[現月]], Huìzhuāng [[惠莊]], Shàozōng [[紹宗]], Míngxìng, and Yuánzhàn. ~~They~~ oversaw a student body of 46 monks. That year, the Seminary began publishing the periodical ''Midstream'' [[中流]].	+	In [[1946]], Míngshān [[茗山]], a former student at the Seminary, began working as the principal of the school. Other teachers included Xiànyuè [[現月]], Huìzhuāng [[惠莊]], Shàozōng [[紹宗]]. Míngxìng and Yuánzhàn also returned to teach. These teachers oversaw a student body of 46 monks. That year, the Seminary began publishing the periodical ''Midstream'' [[中流]].

-	A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and [[1948]], many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.	+	A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and 1948, many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.

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Erik hammerstrom at 22:03, 5 June 2009

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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''

-	''~~Jiao1shan1~~ Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.	+	''Jiāoshān Gazetteer'' [http://dongchu.ddbc.edu.tw/html/05/5_33.html 焦山志] Beijing: Fangzhi, 1999. Pp. 91-96.

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Erik hammerstrom at 22:01, 5 June 2009

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		+	== Jiāoshān Buddhist Seminary: Jiāoshan fóxué yuàn 焦山佛學院 ==

-	~~== Jiao1shan1~~ Buddhist Seminary~~: Jiao1shan fóxué yuàn 焦山佛學院 ==~~	+	This Buddhist Seminary [[佛學院]] was run at Dìnghuì Temple [[定慧寺]] in Zhènjiāng 鎮江. It wa founded by the abbot Zhìguāng [[智光]].

-	~~This Buddhist~~ Seminary [[~~佛學院~~]] was ~~run~~ at	+	The first class of 40 monks began in [[1934]], at which point the Seminary was headed by Xuěfán [[雪煩]]. Other teachers included Shì Dōngchū [[釋東初]] Yùquán [[玉泉]], Yúnkāi [[雲開]] Juémín [[覺民]] Màntuó [[曼陀]]. Students studied Buddhism, as well as geography, history, art, and sciences. In addition to attending two lectures per day, students also chanted the Huáyán Sūtra 華嚴經 and participated in meditation and ''niànfó'' retreats.
		+
		+	The first class graduated in [[1937]]. On December 8 of that year, the Japanese Army occupied Zhènjiāng, during which time they ransacked Dìnghuì Temple and its Seminary.
		+
		+	In [[1940]], the school was reopened. Teachers included Rénshān [[仁山]], Yǔtán [[雨曇]], Míngxìng [[明性]], Yuánzhàn [[圓湛]], and Léngjìng [[楞鏡]]. The first batch of 60 studnets was separated into two classes, the first of which graduated in [[1942]].
		+
		+	In [[1943]], Zhīfēng [[芝峰]] began teaching at the school.
		+
		+	In [[1946]], Míngshān [[茗山]], a former student at the Seminary, began working as the principal of the school. Other teachers included Xiànyuè [[現月]], Huìzhuāng [[惠莊]], Shàozōng [[紹宗]], Míngxìng, and Yuánzhàn. They oversaw a student body of 46 monks. That year, the Seminary began publishing the periodical ''Midstream'' [[中流]].
		+
		+	A total of nearly 300 monks graduated from the Seminary Between 1934 and [[1948]], many of them have gone on to serve as abbot and/or found important temples in mainland China, Taiwan, and in other foreign countries.

	----		----
	'''Notable Students:'''		'''Notable Students:'''
		+	* [[茗山]]
		+	* [[星雲]]
		+	* [[仁俊]]
		+	* [[知定]]
		+	* [[法宗]]
		+	* [[松年]]
		+	* [[聖一]]
		+	* [[達道]]
		+	* [[悟一]]
		+	* [[蓮航]]
		+	* [[性空]]

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