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Chu Ta

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Chu Ta or Zhu Da , c.1626-c.1705, Chinese painter and calligrapher, also known as Pa-ta-shan-jen or Bada Shanren. Said to have been a descendant of the imperial Ming family, he was a child prodigy, a poet at 7 and a painter by his teens. Becoming a monk after the fall of the dynasty, in 1678 he apparently suffered a nervous breakdown, was unable to speak for a number of years, and became known for his fits of madness and eccentric behavior. He left the monastary and, despite his afflictions, became a founder of the school of painting known as Ch'ing. Most of his works are small-scale spontaneous... Read more
Ta-chu Hui-hai
Ta-chu Hui-hai (8th cent. CE). Pupil of Ma-tsu Tao-i, who cared for his teacher in...everywhere without impediment.’ For that reason Hui-hai became known as Ta-chu, great pearl. His work was edited by Miao-hsieh and appeared as Tun-wu ju-tao... Read more
Ta-chu Hui-hai
Ta-chu Hui-hai. A T'ang dynasty Chinese Ch'an monk . Very little is known of him, including the dates of his life, other than that he... Read more

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