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| − | [[Gradual School of Enlightenment]] ; The [[Zen School]] of Shen-Hsiu, pupil of [[Hung-jen]], the [[Fifth Chinese Zen Patriarch]], who founded this School in the [[North]] while [[Hui-neng]] (q.v.) founded the Sudden School in the [[South]]. For meaning of the {{Wiki|distinction}} see Sudden. | + | [[Gradual School of Enlightenment]] ; The [[Zen School]] of [[Shen-Hsiu]], pupil of [[Hung-jen]], the [[Fifth Chinese Zen Patriarch]], who founded this School in the [[North]] while [[Hui-neng]] (q.v.) founded the [[Sudden School]] in the [[South]]. For meaning of the {{Wiki|distinction}} see [[Sudden]]. |
Latest revision as of 14:29, 15 November 2020
Gradual School of Enlightenment ; The Zen School of Shen-Hsiu, pupil of Hung-jen, the Fifth Chinese Zen Patriarch, who founded this School in the North while Hui-neng (q.v.) founded the Sudden School in the South. For meaning of the distinction see Sudden.
