Founder of Tiantai of Ju Jing Temple in Guangshan.

Hui Si (5 15 ~ 577) became a monk in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Wujin (Shangcai, Henan) was born with a common surname of Li. The world is called Nanyue Zun, the four great monks and the four Zen masters. He is the second generation founder of Tiantai Sect in China. Return to Buddhism, music and love Hokkekyo since childhood. I once read scripture in the grave. After reading it, I was deeply moved. I went to the top of Bodhisattva, crying and dreaming. As a result, the bun swells at the top. He/kloc-became a monk at the age of 0/5, and later visited the Huiwen Zen master in Henan, where he was taught the method of observing the mind. He once lamented that he was deprived of his legal age and leaned against the wall, so he suddenly realized that he was deeply ignorant of Buddhism and China. He was the first person who advocated the decline of Buddhism, that is, the end of Buddhism, so he established his belief in Amitabha and Maitreya. Pay attention to Zen practice and righteous reasoning.

In the fifth year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (554), he studied in Gwangju, regardless of distance, and gave speeches to many people for fourteen years. In the meantime, the news spread far and wide, and the disciples became increasingly prosperous. Many people are jealous of their moral ambitions or slander others. He also studied in Dasu Mountain in southern Henan, and taught Buddhism to Zhiyi, the most outstanding disciple. Chen Daiguang began to enter Hengshan (Nanyue) in Hunan Province in 568. He realized the trace of Sansheng Street and lived for ten years, so he was called' Lord Nanyue'. Courtesy by Xuan Di, he was honored as the' Great Zen Master', so he thought of the Great Monk, which is what everyone called the Great Zen Master, based on this. Nine years after the founding of the Party, Ran Yan died at the age of 63. Most of the works are compiled from disciples' notes, such as Hokkekyo's Fu Yi Volume, Samadha Volume II, Mahayana Volume IV, Forty-two Gates Volume II and Bodhisattva Emblem Volume I.. The author is Zhan Ran (7 1 1 ~ 782), a monk in the Tang Dynasty. The eighth ancestor of Tiantai Sect. A native of Jingxi, Changzhou (Yixing, Jiangsu), the common surname is Qi. His family background is Confucianism, but he is good at Buddhism. At the age of seventeen, he was stopped by the rooftop from Jinhua Fangyan (also known as Fangyan). At the age of twenty, I entered the gate of Zuoxi Xuanlang and learned the teachings of Tiantai Sect, learning everything. At the age of 38, he became a monk in Chorakuji Temple, Yixing, and went from Tan Yi to Yuezhou to study law. Later, he taught Maha at Kaiyuan Temple in Wu Jun. After making peace, Xuan Lang followed suit, taking the Tiantai Sect of Zhongxing as his own responsibility, and put forward the theory of heartlessness, arguing that heartless things such as wood and stone also have Buddha nature, and developing Tiantai Sect. I have lived in Lanling and Liang Qing temples, and wherever I go, there are four people following me, and my reputation is widely praised. During Tianbao and Dali years, Xuanzong, Suzong and Daizong continued to sign letters, which were all called diseases. In his later years, he lived in Folong Temple in Tiantai Mountain. Jianzhong died in Folong Dojo in February of the third year, at the age of 72 and 43. Disciple Liang Su is. Zhan Ran, the ancestor of Tiantai Sect and Zhongxing Sect, is known as "the venerable in the west of Beijing", "the master of wonderful music in the world" and "the master of protecting the law". During the Kaibao period in the Northern Song Dynasty, Wang Qian chased the real person. Thirty-nine disciples, including Tao Jia, Pu Men, Yuan Hao, Xing Man, Fa Qing. He wrote about Hongfu's life. His main works are Hokkekyo's Interpretation of the First Mystery, Fahua Sentence, Zhi Guan Auxiliary Line and Biography, Zhi Guan Search, Zhi Guan's General Idea, Jin Gang Lun, Fa Hua Samadhi Auxiliary Instrument, Chang Zhengnian and No.2.

The symposium on the Jingju Temple in Guangshan and Tiantai Sect was held in Guangshan, Henan.

From May 24th to 28th, 2000, an academic seminar on Guangshan Jingju Temple and Tiantai Sect was jointly held by Henan Religious Culture Research Association, Wuhan University Philosophy Department and Guangshan County People's Government of Henan Province. More than 20 experts and scholars from Beijing, Wuhan, Tianjin, Gansu, Shaanxi, Henan and 16 universities and research institutes at home and abroad attended the meeting. The delegates submitted 40 papers to the conference. Participants had a heated discussion on the relationship between Guangshanju Temple and Tiantai Sect, the development of religious culture and the service for socialist economic construction. They believe that, realistically speaking, Tiantai Sect was established in Sushan, Guangshan, Henan Province, and Guangshan Jingju Temple was one of the cradles of Tiantai Sect's thought, which later evolved in Dangyang, Hubei Province and Nanyue, Hunan Province, and finally became Tiantai Mountain. Scholars also discussed Tiantai Sect's thought, Huisi Zen, the contribution of wise masters, the relationship between Tiantai Sect and politics, Confucianism, literature and other thoughts, and the centennial study of Tiantai Sect, and gained some understanding. Delegates attending the meeting held that Guangshan is rich in human and natural resources and should be vigorously developed. This conference will promote the future study of Hui Si, thus promoting the study of China's Buddhist history and thoughts.