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The Tale of a Local Monastery The Tale of a Local Monastery
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Huangbo Monastery and Its Environs Huangbo Monastery and Its Environs
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The Temple and Its History The Temple and Its History
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The Revival of Huangbo in the Late Ming The Revival of Huangbo in the Late Ming
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Bestowal of the Imperial Canon to Huangbo Monastery Bestowal of the Imperial Canon to Huangbo Monastery
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The Transformation of Huangbo into a Dharma Transmission Monastery The Transformation of Huangbo into a Dharma Transmission Monastery
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Miyun’s Arrival Miyun’s Arrival
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A Dharma Transmission Monastery in the Seventeenth Century A Dharma Transmission Monastery in the Seventeenth Century
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The Rationalization of Dharma Transmission The Rationalization of Dharma Transmission
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Updating the Genealogy of Dharma Transmission Updating the Genealogy of Dharma Transmission
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The Naming Practice of Dharma Heirs and Disciples The Naming Practice of Dharma Heirs and Disciples
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The Use of Transmission Certificates The Use of Transmission Certificates
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Selecting a New Abbot Selecting a New Abbot
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Yinyuan’s Control over Dharma Transmission Yinyuan’s Control over Dharma Transmission
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Impact on Japanese Buddhism Impact on Japanese Buddhism
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Conclusion Conclusion
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4 The Taikun’s Zen Master from China: Yinyuan, the Edo Bakufu, and the Founding of Manpukuji in 1661
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2 Building a Dharma Transmission Monastery: Mount Huangbo in Seventeenth-Century China
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Published:December 2014
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Abstract
This chapter focuses on the transformation of Huangbo monastery in Fuqing into a dharma transmission monastery during the late Ming and early Qing period under the supervision of Yinyuan. After introducing the history of Huangbo monastery in Fuqing, this chapter explains the formation and function of a typical “dharma transmission monastery” through selecting lineage holders as abbots, compilation of lineage genealogy, and regulation of a community of dharma heirs, which were typical measures among Chan teachers in China to establish their spiritual authenticity and authority. Yinyuan was an exemplar in maintaining such a monastery and brought the practice of dharma transmission to Japan, having an enormous impact on Japanese Buddhism.
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