Bodhidharma (440-528)

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Name (English)
Bodhidharma
Short name
Bodhidharma
Year of birth
440
Year of death
528
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"Zen in Japan

DōgenHakuin EkakuSeon in Korea

Taego BouJinulDaewonSeongcheolZen in the USA

D. T. SuzukiHakuun YasutaniTaizan MaezumiShunryū SuzukiSeungsahnCategory: Zen BuddhistsDoctrinesZen and SutrasDoctrinal background of ZenBuddha-natureYogacaraŚūnyatāBodhisattvaTraditionsDharma transmissionZen lineage chartsZen ranks and hierarchyZen organisation and institutionsZen NarrativesAwakeningKenshōSatoriSudden EnlightenmentShikantazaTeachingsTen Ox-Herding PicturesFive ranks of TozanThree mysterious GatesFour Ways of KnowingPracticeZazen / ShikantazaKōan practiceSchoolsEast Mountain TeachingHongzhou schoolFive Houses of ChánRinzai schoolSōtō schoolŌbaku schoolSanbo KyodanWhite Plum AsangaRelated schoolsHuayanTiantaiPure Land BuddhismvtePart of a series onChinese Buddhism汉传佛教 / 漢傳佛教HistoryGandharaKushan EmpireDharmaguptakaSilk Road transmissionMajor figuresKumārajīvaXuanzangHuiyuanZhiyiBodhidharmaHuinengTaixuHsu YunHsuan HuaNan Huai-ChinTraditionsChanTiantaiHuayanPure LandWeishiSanlunTangmiTextsChinese Buddhist canonTaishō TripiṭakaArchitectureBuddhist architecture in ChinaBodhimaṇḍasWutaiEmeiJiuhuaPutuoCultureBuddhist Association of ChinaCuisineMartial artsJingtuDiyuvteBodhidharma was a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th or 6th century. He is traditionally credited as the transmitter of Chan Buddhism to China, and regarded as its first Chinese patriarch. According to Chinese legend, he also began the physical training of the monks of Shaolin Monastery that led to the creation of Shaolin kungfu. In Japan, he is known as Daruma." - (en.wikipedia.org 29.10.2019)
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