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- Q5221403 description "Buddhist monk".
- Q5221403 description "Buddhist monk".
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- Q5221403 abstract "Danxia Zichun (1064-1117) (Chinese: 丹霞子淳; Wade–Giles: Tan-hsia Tzu-ch'un; Japanese: Tanka Shijun), was a Zen Buddhist monk during the Song Dynasty. He was born in a city called Zitong, which is in modern Sichuan Province. He is buried in south of Mt Hong near the modern city of Wuhan. While not a particularly notable monk himself, his three students, Hongzhi Zhengjue, Zhenxie Qingliao, Huizhao Qingyu, were each especially famous during their lifetimes. He is the only student of Furong Daokai that has a collection of recorded sayings that has survived to the present. It these sayings, he advocated a silent illumination approach to seated meditation. For example, he is recorded as saying, "You must completely let go of all worldly concerns and sit totally still in the dry wood hall. You must die a turn and then in this death establish everything in the whole universe."".
- Q5221403 birthDate "1064".
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- Q5221403 birthYear "1064".
- Q5221403 deathDate "1117".
- Q5221403 deathYear "1117".
- Q5221403 predecessor Q5509699.
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- Q5221403 thumbnail Wbxgar20050626054423733.jpg?width=300.
- Q5221403 title "Chán master".
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- Q5221403 birthPlace "Zitong, China".
- Q5221403 dateOfBirth "1064".
- Q5221403 dateOfDeath "1117".
- Q5221403 name "Danxia Zichun".
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- Q5221403 placeOfBirth "Zitong, China".
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- Q5221403 religion Q7953.
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- Q5221403 shortDescription "Buddhist monk".
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- Q5221403 comment "Danxia Zichun (1064-1117) (Chinese: 丹霞子淳; Wade–Giles: Tan-hsia Tzu-ch'un; Japanese: Tanka Shijun), was a Zen Buddhist monk during the Song Dynasty. He was born in a city called Zitong, which is in modern Sichuan Province. He is buried in south of Mt Hong near the modern city of Wuhan. While not a particularly notable monk himself, his three students, Hongzhi Zhengjue, Zhenxie Qingliao, Huizhao Qingyu, were each especially famous during their lifetimes.".
- Q5221403 label "Danxia Zichun".
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- Q5221403 givenName "Zichun".
- Q5221403 name "Danxia Zichun".
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- Q5221403 name "Zichun Danxia".
- Q5221403 surname "Danxia".