Shengshou Nanyin — portrait unavailable

Early Chan

Shengshou Nanyin

Dates uncertain

Shengshou Nanyin (聖壽南印, fl. 9th c.) is one of the minor figures preserved in the late-Tang transmission-of-the-lamp records, named in the *Zǔtáng Jí* and the *Jǐngdé Chuándēng Lù* within the Qingyuan-stream genealogies[1]. Beyond his lineage placement the surviving record preserves little of his teaching; modern scholarship treats him as one of the many local teachers who anchored the spread of Chan beyond its original Hongzhou and Shitou centres in the later Tang[2].

Names

dharma · enShengshou Nanyin
alias · enSeijû Nan'in
alias · enShêng-shou Nan-yin

Disciples of Shengshou Nanyin 1 named

Teachers and lineage of Shengshou Nanyin

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Other masters in Early Chan

Master Record Sources

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    Shengshou Nanyin

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    Jingzhong Shenhui

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