A Popular Dictionary of Buddhism
Setchō (Jap.) Hsueh-tou (Chin.)
One of the great Chinese Zen Masters (980–1052).
He collected one hundred cases or stories of the earlier Chinese Masters and wrote on each a commentary in verse. These were later used by Engo (q.v.) in his own sermons. His own comments and Introductory Words were collected by his pupils and in 1125 published as the Hekigan Roku (q.v.).
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