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Zhanran (Chinese: 湛然; pinyin: Zhànrán; Wade–Giles: Chan-jan; 711-782), sometimes called Miao-lo (or Miaole) was the sixth patriarch of the Tiantai school of Chinese Buddhism and helped to revive the school's proéminence after a period of decline.
猎人与猎物的身份转换，伊莱成为了对方的掌中玩物！. 这变态不仅对他捆绑戏弄，似乎还知道关于自己不得了的秘密。. 究竟是是别有所图还是另有隐情？. 相爱相杀之下，更大的真相浮出水面……. “玷染你，或者超度我。. 最新章節： 第35话-还好是梦. 上次 ...
21. Juli 2017 · Zhanran lived during one of the most glorious eras of Chinese culture and literature, when the populous and flourishing Tang capital city, Chang’an (長安), served as a crossroads of cultural exchange across Asia.
Jingxi Zhanran. (J. Keikei Tannen; K. Hyŏnggye Tamyŏn 荊溪湛然 (711–782). Chinese monk who is the putative ninth patriarch of the Tiantai zong; also known as Great Master Miaole (Sublime Bliss) and Dharma Master Jizhu (Lord of Exegesis). Zhanran was a native of Jingqi in present-day Jiangsu province.
Zhanran (Jingqi Zhanran and Miaole dashi, 711–782) is the ninth patriarch of the Tiantai school of Chinese Buddhism and the sixth patriarch following Zhiyi (538–597), the de facto architect of the tradition.
Zhanran was already 44 years old when his mentor Xuanyan died in 754. The next year brought country-wide upheaval in the form of the so-called An Lushan (安祿山) Rebellion (755–763), in the process of which many Buddhist institutions suffered considerable depredation, which posed a particular threat for those traditions that relied on ...
Among the Chinese Buddhist thinkers, Jingxi Zhanran (711–782) in the Tiantai School is the strongest advocate of insentient beings possessing Buddha-nature. He provides his rationale primarily from the perspective of the all-pervasive quality of Buddha-nature, which he considers synonymous with suchness. This rationale indicates that external ...
