The Teachings of Master Wuzhu by Wendi, Adamek L. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half title Editorial Board Title Copyright Dedication Contents Part I : Master Wuzhu and the Development of Chan/Zen Buddhism

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Lidai Fabao Ji and Medieval Chinese Buddhism

The Lidai fabao ji (Record of the Dharma-Jewel Through the Generations) Overview Soteriology and Politics: Salvation and Power Medieval Chinese Devotionalism and Merit Practices A Foundational Chan Narrative

Chapter 2: Questioning Wuzhu’s Transmission

Transmission Bodhidharma’s Robe Constructing Patriarchal Lineages A Special Transmission Wuzhu’s Life and the Transmission Controversy

Chapter 3: Radical Aspects of Wuzhu’s Teachings

From Bodhisattva Precepts to Formless Precepts Indian Mahāyāna Bodhisattva Precepts Precepts Texts Written in China Chan Reinterpretation of the Precepts Wuzhu’s Teachings on the Precepts The “Three Phrases” Controversy Critiques of Wuzhu’s Style of Practice

Chapter 4: Wuzhu’s Female Disciples

The Background of the Nun’s Order Women in the Lidai fabao ji

Chapter 5: Wuzhu’s Legacy

Later References to the Bao Tang School Tibetan Traces Sichuan Chan and the Hongzhou School Conclusion

Part II : Translation of the Lidai Fabao Ji (Record of the Dharma-Jewel Through the Generations)

Section 1: Sources and the Legend of Emperor Ming of the Han (T. 51:179A1–179C4) Section 2: Buddhism in China (T. 51:179C4–180A2) Section 3: Transmission from India to China (The Fu Fazang Zhuan) (T. 51:180A2–180C2) Section 4: The First Patriarch Bodhidharmatrāta (T. 51:180C3–181A18) Section 5: The Second Patriarch Huike (T. 51:181A19–181B18) Section 6: The Third Patriarch Sengcan (T. 51:181B19–181C8) Section 7: The Fourth Patriarch Daoxin (T. 51:181C9–182A10) Section 8: The Fifth Patriarch Hongren (T. 51:182A11–182B5) Section 9: The Sixth Patriarch Huineng, Part 1 (T. 51:182B6–182C16) Section 10: Dharma Master Daoan and Scripture Quotations (T. 51:182C17–183C1) Section 11: Huineng, Part 2 (T. 51:183C1–184A6) Section 12: Zhishen and Empress Wu (T. 51:184A6–184B17) Section 13: Chan Master Zhishen (T. 51:184B18–184C2) Section 14: Chan Master Chuji (T. 51:184C3–184C16) Section 15: Chan Master Wuxiang (T. 51:184C17–185B14) Section 16: The Venerable Shenhui (T. 51:185B14–185C26) Section 17: Discourses of the Venerable Wuzhu (T. 51:185C26–186A14) Section 18: Wuzhu and Wuxiang (T. 51:186A15–187C7) Section 19: Du Hongjian’s Arrival in Shu (T. 51:187C7–188B21) Section 20: Du Hongjian and Wuzhu Meet (T. 51:188B21–189B22) Section 21: Cui Gan’s Visit (T. 51:189B22–190B16) Section 22: Dialogue with Chan Master Tiwu (T. 51:190B16–190C18) Section 23: Dialogue with Chan Master Huiyi (T. 51:190C18–22) Section 24: Dialogue with Masters Yijing, Zhumo, and Tangwen (T. 51:190C22–191A27) Section 25: Dialogue with Master Jingzang (T. 51:191A28–B17) Section 26: Dialogue with Master Zhiyi (T. 51:191B18–C2) Section 27: Dialogue with Master Zhongxin (T. 51:191C2–15) Section 28: Dialogue with Dharma Master Falun (T. 51:191C15–192A7) Section 29: Dialogue with the Brothers Yixing and Huiming (T. 51:192A7–24) Section 30: Dialogue with Changjingjin and Liaojianxing (Female Disciples) (T. 51:192A24–B18) Section 31: Excerpts and Quotations, Part 1 (T. 51:192B18–193A15) Section 32: Excerpts and Quotations, Part 2 (T. 51:193A15–B2) Section 33: Tea Verse (T. 51:193B2–19) Section 34: Dialogue with Daoists (T. 51:193B20–194A20) Section 35: Dialogue with Dharma Masters (T. 51:194A20–194B1) Section 36: Dialogue with Vinaya Masters (T. 51:194B1–194C15) Section 37: Dialogue with Treatise Masters (T. 51:194C16–195A2) Section 38: Trading Quotations with Masters Daoyou, Mingfa, and Guanlu (T. 51:195A2–12) Section 39: Taking on Chan Disciples While Drinking Tea (T. 51:195A12–29) Section 40: Dialogue with Master Xiongjun (T. 51:195A29–B3) Section 41: Dialogue with Master Fayuan, Accompanied by his Mother (T. 51:195B3–22) Section 42: Discourse to Lay Donors (T. 51:195B23–C13) Section 43: Portrait-Eulogy and Final Scene (T. 51:195C15–196B6)

Notes Bibliography Index Translations from the Asian Classics

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