Fa-lang

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions | 1997 | 247 words | Copyright

Fa-lang (507–81). San-lun Buddhist teacher. He devoted himself to combining in practice Vinaya rules and dhyāna meditation. In 558 he established a school at (present-day) Nanking, and his teaching was continued by a pupil, Chi-tsang.

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