Myoan Eisai
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| Myoan Eisai | |
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| Född | 27 maj 1141 Kaya district, Japan |
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| Död | 2 juli 1215 (74 år) Kennin-ji, Japan |
| Begravd | Kennin-ji[1] |
| Medborgarskap | Japan |
| Sysselsättning | Bhikshu |
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Myoan Eisai (japanska: 明菴栄西), född 20 april 1141 i provinsen Bitchū i södra Japan, död 5 juli 1215, var en japansk buddhistmunk. Han grundade Rinzaiskolan i Japan.
Referenser
- ^ läs online, www.kenninji.jp.[källa från Wikidata]
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Zen master Yōsai. Myōan Yōsai was the founder of Japanese Rinzai Zen and abbot of Kennin-ji. The characteristic skull shape can be found on other portraits of him. Yōsai sits on the traditional abbot chair, Linji's cane in hand. Note that although Yōsai is sitting on a raised chair, he has taken off his shoes and crossed his legs. This way of sitting can also be observed in many other monk portraits.
Zen master Yōsai. Myōan Yōsai was the founder of Japanese Rinzai Zen and abbot of Kennin-ji. The characteristic skull shape can be found on other portraits of him. Yōsai sits on the traditional abbot chair, Linji's cane in hand. Note that although Yōsai is sitting on a raised chair, he has taken off his shoes and crossed his legs. This way of sitting can also be observed in many other monk portraits.