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Huineng, 638-713 (Personal Name)

Number of records used in: 1

Preferred form: Huineng, 638-713

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Earlier heading: Hui-neng, 638-713
Lu, Huineng, 638-713
Liuzu, 638-713
Huinengdashi, 638-713
Liuzu, da shi, 638-713
Liuzudashi, 638-713
Lu, Hui-neng, 638-713
Liu-tsu, 638-713
Lu, Hwei-neng, 638-713
Wei Lang, 638-713
Enō, 638-713
Yeno, 638-713
Sixth Patriarch, 638-713
Hwui-naṅ, 638-713
Hwei Neng, 638-713
Hui-neng-ta-shih, 638-713
Liu-tsu-ta-shih, 638-713
Hyenŭng, 638-713
Yukcho, 638-713
Huệ-Năng, 638-713
Wœ̄i Lāng, 638-713
六祖, 638-713
恵能, 638-713
惠能, 638-713
慧能, 638-713

Notes

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His The sutra of Wei Lang, 1944.

His Liu-tsu fa pao tʻan ching, 1981: t.p. (Liu-tsu) caption (Hui-neng-ta-shih)

Tzʻu hai, 1979 (Liu-tsu-ta-shih)

His Yukcho pŏppo tanʼgyŏng, 1978: t.p. (Yukcho)

His Liu tsu fa pao tʻan ching, 1986: t.p. (Wœ̄i Lāng [in Thai]

Trí Quang. Ngài Huệ-Năng, 1985.

Internet Encyc. of Philosophy, viewed on 6/26/2018: (Huineng (Hui-neng (638-713) a seminal figure in Buddhist history; he is the famous "Sixth Patriarch" of the Chan or meditation tradition, which is better known in Japanese as "Zen"; he is intimately associated with the Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch, one of the most influential texts in all of Chinese Buddhism)

OCLC #144089847, Apr. 13 , 2020 (access point: 惠能, 638-713 = Huineng, 638-713 ; usage: 六祖 = Liuzu,Liu-tsu)

OCLC #36827709, Apr. 1, 2020 (access point: 慧能, 638-713 = Huineng, 638-713 ; usage: Rokuso )

OCLC #27169193, Apr. 1 , 2020 (access point: 恵能, 638-713 = Huineng, 638-713 ; usage: Keinō)