Cihang 慈航

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There were at least two Chinese monks known by this name in the 20th century:
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* Cíháng [[慈航 (1869-1919)]] was a native of Zhèjiāng [[浙江]] and was ordained at Qīngcháo Temple 清潮寺.
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* Cíháng [[慈航 (1895-1954)]] was a native of Fújiàn [[福建]], and went to Táiwān [[臺灣]] in [[1949]].
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== Cíháng (1) 慈航 (1869-1919) ==
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|name-date=Cíháng 慈航 (1869-1919)
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|names=* Lay Name 俗名: Lín Yǔn 林允
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* Style name 號: Cíháng 慈航
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* Dharma name 法名: Ruìzhēng 瑞徵
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|birth=[[1869]] in Jīnhuá County 金華縣, Zhèjiāng [[浙江]]
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===Biography===
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Cíháng ordained at the age of 17 ''suì'' 歲 ([[1885]]) at Qīngcháo Temple 清潮寺. He was known as Cíháng "Compassionate Boat" because he worked hard for the people around his temple, this work including running a ferry for them to get across the lake upon which the town was located.
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===Notes===
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* {{XFRC}} Pp. 2.1284b-1285a.
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== Cíháng (1) 慈航 (1895-1954) ==
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|names=* Lay surname 姓: Ài 艾
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* Name 名: Jìróng 繼榮
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* Courtesy name 字: Yàncái 彥才
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|image=[[File:Cihang.jpg|200px|center|Cihang]]
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|birth=8/7 Guāngxù 光緒 21 ([[1895]]) in Jiànníng County 建寧縣, Fújiàn [[福建]]
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===Biography===
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Cíháng's mother died when he was 10 ''suì'' 歲, and his father died two years later. Cíháng was then raised by an aunt and uncle. As a young man he learned his uncle's trade, which was the making of monastic robes. During this time he visited many temples, and eventually decided to become a monk. He tonsured under Zìzhōng 自忠 in [[1912]], and then went to Néngrén Temple 能仁寺 in Jiāngxī [[江西]] to receive full ordination the following year.
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From [[1912]] to [[1927]], Cíháng visited many famous centers of monastic learning and studied under Dìxián [[諦閑]], Yúanyīng [[圓瑛]], and Èlǎo 厄老.
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In September of [[1927]] he became a student at the Mínnán Buddhist Seminary [[閩南佛學院]]. At that time, Tàixū [[太虛]] (the abbot of the overseeing monastery) was often away. Later that winter, a conflict broke out between those running the monastery and one Xuécháo [[學潮]]. Although Cíháng was not part of this fight, he was implicated in Xuécháo's group, and left the seminary voluntarily.
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In the fall of [[1928]], Cíháng was asked by Zhú'ān 竺庵 to become abbot of Yíngjiāng Temple [[迎江寺]] in Ānqìng [[安慶]].
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As reported in Welch<ref>Welch, Holmes. ''The Practice of Chinese Buddhism: 1900-1950.'' Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1967. Pp. 343-344.</ref>, Cíháng's body was famously exhumed on May 19, 1959 and when he body was found to be more or less intact, he was mummified according the practices of the Chinese Buddhist tradition.<ref>A slideshow of the mummification process can be viewed [http://km.cca.gov.tw/myphoto/gallery1.asp?action=viewimage&slideshow=on&categoryid=20&imageid=877&box=&shownew= here].</ref>
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===Important Works===
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* {{ZFJS}} Pp. 2.927-931.
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Current revision as of 15:28, 30 April 2011

There were at least two Chinese monks known by this name in the 20th century:

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