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Lineage of Shaku Kojyu

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Lineage of Shaku Kojyu

13 teachers and ancestors, 0 students and descendants traced through transmission.

Shaku Kojyu stands 30 generations from Xutang Zhiyu in the Rinzai line, receiving transmission from Shaku Daijo. The line above runs back through Goto Zuigan, Oda Sesso, Morinaga Soko and their predecessors to Xutang Zhiyu.

This line belongs to Rinzai. Every name below links to that master’s own record, with the sources for each transmission.

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Line of succession to Shaku Kojyu

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.

  1. 1. Xutang Zhiyu1185–1269
  2. 2. Nanpu Shaoming
  3. 3. Shuho Myocho1282–1337
  4. 4. Kanzan Egen1277–1360
  5. 5. Juo Sohitsu1296–1380
  6. 6. Muin Soin1326–1410
  7. 7. Nippo Soshun1367–1448
  8. 8. Giten Gensho
  9. 9. Sekko Soshin1408–1486
  10. 10. Toyo Eicho1428–1504
  11. 11. Taiga Tankyo
  12. 12. Koho Genkun
  13. 13. Ian Chisatsu1514–1587
  14. 14. Tozen Soshin1532–1602
  15. 15. Yozan Keiyo1559–1629
  16. 16. Gudo Toshoku1577–1661
  17. 17. Shido Bunan1603–1676
  18. 18. Shoju Rojin1642–1721
  19. 19. Hakuin Ekaku1686–1769
  20. 20. Gasan Jito1727–1797
  21. 21. Inzan Ien1751–1814
  22. 22. Taigen Shigen1768–1837
  23. 23. Gisan Zenrai1802–1878
  24. 24. Kosen Imakita1816–1892
  25. 25. Soyen Shaku1860–1919
  26. 26. Shaku Sokatsu1870–1954
  27. 27. Goto Zuigan1879–1965
  28. 28. Oda Sesso1901–1966
  29. 29. Morinaga Soko1925–1995
  30. 30. Shaku Daijo
  31. 31. Shaku Kojyu

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