Lineage of Bojo Jinul
Dharma transmission
Lineage of Bojo Jinul
12 teachers and ancestors, 1 students and descendants traced through transmission.
Bojo Jinul stands 34 generations from Shakyamuni Buddha in the Jogye line, receiving transmission from Dajian Huineng (638–713). The line above runs back through Jianzhi Sengcan, Dayi Daoxin, Daman Hongren and their predecessors to Shakyamuni Buddha.
This line belongs to Jogye. Every name below links to that master’s own record, with the sources for each transmission.
Line of succession to Bojo Jinul
The single line of formal transmission, root first. Where a master had several teachers this follows the one carrying the succession; the fuller set of ancestors is listed below.
- Shakyamuni Buddha
- Mahakashyapa
- Ananda
- Shanakavasa
- Upagupta
- Dhritaka
- Michaka
- Vasumitra
- Buddhanandi
- Buddhamitra
- Parshva
- Punyayashas
- Ashvaghosha
- Kapimala
- Nagarjuna
- Aryadeva
- Rahulata
- Sanghanandi
- Gayashata
- Kumarata
- Jayata
- Vasubandhu
- Manorhita
- Haklena
- Simha
- Vasasita
- Punyamitra
- Prajnatara
- Bodhidharma
- Dazu Huike
- Jianzhi Sengcan
- Dayi Daoxin
- Daman Hongren
- Dajian Huineng
- Bojo Jinul
Teachings attributed to Bojo Jinul
- An Ox on the Mountain
- Do Not Grasp Your Own Awakening
- Encouragement to Practice
- Excerpts from the Dharma Collection and Special Practice Record
- Householder and Mountain Monk
- No Doctrine Outside the Mind
- Samādhi and Prajñā in One Practice
- Sudden Awakening, Gradual Cultivation
- Sudden Awakening, Gradual Cultivation
- Susimgyŏl (Secrets on Cultivating the Mind)
- The Mind Is Buddha
- The Three Mysterious Gates
- This Very Mind Is Buddha
- Tracing Back the Radiance