Ian Chisatsu (以安智察)

Ian Chisatsu

1514 – 1587

Ian Chisatsu (1514–1587) is recorded in the Myōshin-ji documentation as a sixteenth-century Rinzai abbot in the Myōshin-ji line of the Ōtōkan stream. The surviving record preserves his lineage placement; little distinctive doctrinal material from his teaching survives in the modern Rinzai-shū historiography^[1].

Names

dharma · enIan Chisatsu

alias · zh以安智察

Disciples of Ian Chisatsu 1 named

Tozen Soshinprimary · 1532 – 1602

Teachers and lineage of Ian Chisatsu

Teacher / root master:

Koho GenkunRoot teacher / master · Dates uncertain

Full lineage of Ian Chisatsu →

Other masters in Rinzai

Myoan Eisai1141 – 1215
Shinchi Kakushin1207 – 1298
Koho Kakumyo1271 – 1361
Kanzan Egen1277 – 1360
Shuho Myocho1282 – 1337
Tetto Giko1295 – 1369

Master Record Sources

datesZen Editorial Overlay - Originals Curation
1514-1587
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nameZen Editorial Overlay - Originals Curation
Ian Chisatsu
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schoolZen Editorial Overlay - Originals Curation
Rinzai
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teachersZen Editorial Overlay - Originals Curation
Koho Genkun
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