Titlebook: History of Zen; Yu-hsiu Ku Book 2016 Foreign Language Teaching and Research Publishing Co., Ltd and Springer Science+Business Media Singa

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The Rinzai School,Huang-po Hsi-yun (ōbaku Kiun, d. 850 A.D.) was a dharma-heir of Po-chang Huai-hai (Hyakujō Ekai, 720–814), and hence a dharma brother of Kuei-shan Ling-yu (Isan Reiyū, 771–853), Chang-ching Ta-an (Chōkei Daian, 793–883), and Ta-tzu Huan-chung (Daiji Kanchū, 780–862).

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,The ōryū and Yōgi Sects,Huang-lung Hui-nan (ōryū Enan, 1002–1069) was the founder of the ōryū Sect in the Rinzai School in China.

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The Seigen Branch,Ching-yuan Hsing-ssu (Seigen Gyōshi, d. 740) started the Seigen Branch of Zen after Hui-neng (Enō), the Sixth Patriarch.

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,The Ummon School and The Hōgen School,Yun-men Wen-yen (Ummon Bun’en, 864–929) was a native of Chia-hsin (Kiangsu Province).

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,The Rinzai School in Japan—Eisai,Prior to the founding of the Rinzai School of Zen in Japan by Myōan Eisai 明庵榮西, there were some contacts that were worth recording.

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Hakuin Ekaku and His Disciples,Hakuin Ekaku (1685–1768), also known as Kokurin, was a native of Shizuoka 靜岡.