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| − | Vinītaruci (毘尼多流支, ?–594) means subdued pleasure (滅喜). He was born in the sixth century, in southern India. In 574, the sixth year of the Taijian (太建) years of the Chen Dynasty (557–89, the last of the four Southern Dynasties), he went to Chang-an (長安), China, in search of | + | Vinītaruci (毘尼多流支, ?–594) means subdued pleasure (滅喜). He was born in the sixth century, in southern [[India]]. In 574, the sixth year of the Taijian (太建) years of the Chen Dynasty (557–89, the last of the four Southern Dynasties), he went to Chang-an (長安), China, in search of [[THE DHARMA]]. He met Sengcan (僧璨, dates unknown), the third [[Patriarch]] of the Chan School, in Ye County (鄴縣), Hunan Province, who imparted to him the [[Mind]] Seal and commanded him to go to southern China to deliver the multitudes. |
| − | He then went down south to Guangdong Province and became the abbot of the Zhizhie Temple (制止寺) in the city of Guangzhou (廣州). There he translated, from Sanskrit into Chinese, the Mahāyāna Vaipulya Sūtra of Total Retention (T09n0275) and | + | He then went down south to Guangdong Province and became the abbot of the Zhizhie Temple (制止寺) in the city of Guangzhou (廣州). There he translated, from [[Sanskrit]] into Chinese, the [[Mahāyāna Vaipulya Sūtra of Total Retention]] (T09n0275) and [[The Buddha]] Pronounces the [[Sūtra]] of the Elephant Head Ashram (T14n0466). |
| − | In 580, the twelfth year of the Taijian years, Vinītaruci went to northern Vietnam and became the abbot of the Fayun Temple (法雲寺). He started his Vinītaruci Chan School and propagated | + | In 580, the twelfth year of the Taijian years, Vinītaruci went to northern [[Vietnam]] and became the abbot of the Fayun Temple (法雲寺). He started his Vinītaruci Chan School and propagated [[THE DHARMA]] in [[Vietnam]] for over ten years until his [[Death]] in 594, during the Sui Dynasty (581–619). His teachings included that true suchness and [[Buddha nature]] are never born and never die and that all [[Sentient beings]] have the same nature of true suchness. The Vinītaruci Chan School prospered in [[Vietnam]] for over six hundred years. His [[Disciple]] Faxian (法賢, ?–626) was the first [[Patriarch]], who successively passed the lineage down to Yishan (依山, ?–1216). Then this Chan School declined into obscurity. |
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Revision as of 00:10, 1 May 2013
Vinītaruci (毘尼多流支, ?–594) means subdued pleasure (滅喜). He was born in the sixth century, in southern India. In 574, the sixth year of the Taijian (太建) years of the Chen Dynasty (557–89, the last of the four Southern Dynasties), he went to Chang-an (長安), China, in search of THE DHARMA. He met Sengcan (僧璨, dates unknown), the third Patriarch of the Chan School, in Ye County (鄴縣), Hunan Province, who imparted to him the Mind Seal and commanded him to go to southern China to deliver the multitudes.
He then went down south to Guangdong Province and became the abbot of the Zhizhie Temple (制止寺) in the city of Guangzhou (廣州). There he translated, from Sanskrit into Chinese, the Mahāyāna Vaipulya Sūtra of Total Retention (T09n0275) and The Buddha Pronounces the Sūtra of the Elephant Head Ashram (T14n0466).
In 580, the twelfth year of the Taijian years, Vinītaruci went to northern Vietnam and became the abbot of the Fayun Temple (法雲寺). He started his Vinītaruci Chan School and propagated THE DHARMA in Vietnam for over ten years until his Death in 594, during the Sui Dynasty (581–619). His teachings included that true suchness and Buddha nature are never born and never die and that all Sentient beings have the same nature of true suchness. The Vinītaruci Chan School prospered in Vietnam for over six hundred years. His Disciple Faxian (法賢, ?–626) was the first Patriarch, who successively passed the lineage down to Yishan (依山, ?–1216). Then this Chan School declined into obscurity.
