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Obaku sect Kousen Syouton Calligraphy and Painting

Obaku sect

Kousen Syouton

Calligraphy and Painting

Bodhidharma sitting facing the wall

Coloring on silk

Total length 157×34,1cm

Main paper 83 x 31cm

Hanging scroll

Accessory：double box

[Kousen Syouton] 1633-1695 Ming (China) monk.

Born on October 8, 6th year of Chongjing. He inherits the teachings of Huimen Nyopei of Mount Obaku. In 1661, he came to Japan at the invitation of Ingen Ryuuki. He opened Bukkokuji Temple in Yamashiro (Kyoto Prefecture) and later became the chief priest of Manpukuji Temple in Uji, Yamashiro. He is said to be the founder of the restoration of the Obaku sect. Died on October 16th, 16th Genroku. he is 63 years old. Originally from Fujian. His legal name is Hajime Ryowei. Regardless of his gender. His other names are Ungai and Danka Dojin. His posthumous name is Daien Guanghui Kokushi, Buddhist Josho Kokushi. His writings include ``Fuso Zenrin Sohoden'' and ``Togoku Kosoden''.

【読み】

望気西来　埼能洞悉

係壁九霜　春回少室

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