At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty,the Chinese Chan Master Yinyuan(隐元)traveled to Japan to teach the Buddhist Dharma and later founded the Japanese Obaku Sect(Huangbo Zong黄檗宗)of ...At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty,the Chinese Chan Master Yinyuan(隐元)traveled to Japan to teach the Buddhist Dharma and later founded the Japanese Obaku Sect(Huangbo Zong黄檗宗)of Chan Buddhism.This essay is a brief introduction to Yinyuan’s life,the people and events related to the establishment of the Japanese Obaku Sect and the Chan methods he taught.展开更多
文摘At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty,the Chinese Chan Master Yinyuan(隐元)traveled to Japan to teach the Buddhist Dharma and later founded the Japanese Obaku Sect(Huangbo Zong黄檗宗)of Chan Buddhism.This essay is a brief introduction to Yinyuan’s life,the people and events related to the establishment of the Japanese Obaku Sect and the Chan methods he taught.
