Entsu Daio Kokushi - Entsu Daio Kokushi

Japanese: 円通大応国師 - えんつうだいおうこくし

…In 1307 (Tokuji 2), he moved to Kamakura at the invitation of Hojo Sadatoki, and eventually became the chief priest of Kenchoji Temple, where he passed away. He was given the imperial posthumous name Entsu Daio Kokushi. His Zen style was called Daio Zen, and he was known for avoiding fame and fortune, and for his austere and strict training. Ikkyu later admired him, and he had a great influence on the formation of Ikkyu Zen. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Entsu Daio Kokushi" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…07年(徳治2)北条貞時の招きで鎌倉に移り，やがて建長寺の住持となって，ここで入滅した。勅諡（ちよくし）して〈円通大応国師〉という。その禅風は大応禅と呼ばれて，名利を避け，枯淡にして峻厳な修行で知られ，のち一休が私淑して，一休禅の形成に大きな影響を与えた。…

※「円通大応国師」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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