Ming · by 釋宗淨集
18,951 · about 63 min
The "Jingshan Collection" is a Buddhist text compiled by the Ming Dynasty monk Shi Zongjing. This work assembles historical documents, recorded teachings of past masters, poetry, and monastic regulations related to Zhejiang's Jingshan Temple. Compiled during the mid-Ming period, it reflects the flourishing state of Chan Buddhism at that time and the historical significance of Jingshan Temple as a major Chan center in the Jiangnan region. The book serves not only as an important document for studying the history of Jingshan Temple and Ming Dynasty Chan thought, but also as key material for understanding Chinese Buddhist monastic culture and the lineage of masters. It holds unique historical value within Buddhist historical records.