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  1. The Extensive Flower Adornment Sutra: Chapter on the Practices and Vows of Samantabhadra, with Separate Commentary and Sub-commentary (Selections from "Accounts of the Seven Patriarchs of the Huayan School" and "Appendix") (大方廣佛華嚴經普賢行願品別行疏鈔(選錄「華嚴宗七祖行蹟」及「附錄」))
  2. Master Zhiyan of Yunhua, the Fourth Patriarch (四祖雲華智儼法師)
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The Extensive Flower Adornment Sutra: Chapter on the Practices and Vows of Samantabhadra, with Separate Commentary and Sub-commentary (Selections from "Accounts of the Seven Patriarchs of the Huayan School" and "Appendix") (大方廣佛華嚴經普賢行願品別行疏鈔(選錄「華嚴宗七祖行跡」及「附錄」))


四祖雲華智儼法師。雲華,寺名也。師居是寺,因以名之。親信觀法。姓趙,諱智儼。得帝心之親傳以授賢首,其教大行。是為四祖。

The Fourth Patriarch, Master Zhiyan of Yunhua Temple. Yunhua was the name of the temple. The master resided at this temple, and thus was named after it. He devotedly practiced contemplation of the Dharma. His surname was Zhao, and his given name was Zhiyan. He received the direct transmission from Master Dixin and passed it on to Master Xianshou, through whom the teaching flourished widely. He is recognized as the Fourth Patriarch.


三祖帝心法順法師
五祖賢首法師

CBETA Code: JB005

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