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== Jìchán 寄禪 (1852-1912) == | == Jìchán 寄禪 (1852-1912) == | ||
| - | A famous | + | A famous Chán master and poet during the late Qing. He was an important person in transitional Qing-Republican Buddhism. |
| - | * Born January 23, 1852 (Xiánfēng 咸豐 1) in Shítán Township 石潭鎮, Xiāngtán County 湘潭縣, Húnán 湖南 | + | * Born January 23, [[1852]] (Xiánfēng 咸豐 1) in Shítán Township 石潭鎮, Xiāngtán County 湘潭縣, Húnán 湖南 |
| - | * Died November 10, 1912 (Mínguó 民國 1) at Fǎyuán Temple [[法源寺]], Běijīng 北京 | + | * Died November 10, [[1912]] (Mínguó 民國 1) at Fǎyuán Temple [[法源寺]], Běijīng [[北京]] |
* Lay surname 姓: Huáng 黄 | * Lay surname 姓: Huáng 黄 | ||
* Name 名: Xùshān 續山 | * Name 名: Xùshān 續山 | ||
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'''Biography:''' | '''Biography:''' | ||
| - | + | Jìchán's mother died when he was young. In [[1868]] (Tóngzhì 同治 7), he took tonsure and preliminary ordination under Dōnglín 東林 at Fǎhuá Temple 法華寺 in Xiāngyáng 湘陽. He was 16. | |
| - | When he was 27, he burned off the two smallest fingers on his left hand at Aśoka Temple 阿育王寺 in Níngbō 寧波 as an offering to the | + | When he was 27, he burned off the two smallest fingers on his left hand at Aśoka Temple 阿育王寺 in Níngbō 寧波 as an offering to the relics of the Buddha housed there. |
| - | He practiced Chán under various masters, and when he was 34 ([[1888]]), he returned to Húnán. | + | He practiced Chán in different places under various masters, and when he was 34 ([[1888]]), he returned to Húnán. |
He was abbot of a number of different temples in his lifetime (see below), the last one being the famous Chán temple, Tiāntóng Temple [[天童寺]] in Níngbō, where he became abbot at age 52. | He was abbot of a number of different temples in his lifetime (see below), the last one being the famous Chán temple, Tiāntóng Temple [[天童寺]] in Níngbō, where he became abbot at age 52. | ||
| - | On April 1, 1912, Jìchán became the president of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]]. On November 10, Jìchán had an argument with Dù Guān 杜關 at the Minister of the Interior over ratification over the Association's charter. This exchange upset Jìchán a great deal and he died that night. | + | On April 1, [[1912]], Jìchán became the president of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]]. On November 10, Jìchán had an argument with Dù Guān 杜關 at the Minister of the Interior over ratification over the Association's charter. This exchange upset Jìchán a great deal and he died that night. |
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'''References:''' | '''References:''' | ||
| - | + | * {{BRC}} Pp. 35－38. | |
| - | [http://baike.baidu.com/view/657731.htm 寄禅法师_百度百科] | + | * [http://baike.baidu.com/view/657731.htm 寄禅法师_百度百科] |
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[[Category:Biography]] | [[Category:Biography]] | ||
A famous Chán master and poet during the late Qing. He was an important person in transitional Qing-Republican Buddhism.
Biography:
Jìchán's mother died when he was young. In 1868 (Tóngzhì 同治 7), he took tonsure and preliminary ordination under Dōnglín 東林 at Fǎhuá Temple 法華寺 in Xiāngyáng 湘陽. He was 16.
When he was 27, he burned off the two smallest fingers on his left hand at Aśoka Temple 阿育王寺 in Níngbō 寧波 as an offering to the relics of the Buddha housed there.
He practiced Chán in different places under various masters, and when he was 34 (1888), he returned to Húnán.
He was abbot of a number of different temples in his lifetime (see below), the last one being the famous Chán temple, Tiāntóng Temple 天童寺 in Níngbō, where he became abbot at age 52.
On April 1, 1912, Jìchán became the president of the Chinese General Buddhist Association 中華佛教總會. On November 10, Jìchán had an argument with Dù Guān 杜關 at the Minister of the Interior over ratification over the Association's charter. This exchange upset Jìchán a great deal and he died that night.
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