Mount Suzan

Japanese: 嵩山 - すうざん

[1] [noun] A high mountain. Mount Chongshan. [2][one] A famous mountain in the northwest of Henan Province, China, east of Luoyang. One of the five great mountains of China. The mountain has three peaks, the middle one called Shunji, the east called Taibao, and the west called Shaoshi. It has the Zhongyue Temple, the Houou Temple, the Jianju Temple (formerly Songyue Temple), and the Shaolin Temple. The middle mountain. Mount Song. [two] A mountain in the east of Kyoto. *Untitled poems of the Japanese court (around 1162-64) 10. Koji Genshi ( Fujiwara no Tadamichi ) "On the west bank of Mount Song, in the direction of Luocheng, there is a _temple , a _building _and _two bamboo buildings." [three] A Rinzai sect monk from the end of the Kamakura period to the period of the Northern and Southern Courts. Mount Song is a pen name. His given name was Chuchu. He traveled to the Yuan Dynasty twice, and later lived in Nanzen-ji Temple in Kyoto and Engaku-ji Temple in Kamakura. He was a representative figure of the Gozan literature of the time, and is said to have declined the title of Zen master. He wrote the two-volume "Sozanshu." He lived from the third year of Kenji to the first year of Sadawa ( 1277-1345 ).

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙高い山。崇山。[2][一] 中国、河南省北西部、洛陽の東にある名山。中国五嶽の一つ。山に三尖峰があり、中を峻極、東を太宝、西を少室とよぶ。中嶽廟、法王寺、間居寺（もと嵩嶽寺）、少林寺などがある。中嶽。嵩丘(すうきゅう)。[二] 京都の東山。※本朝無題詩（1162‐64頃）一〇・古寺言志〈藤原忠通〉「嵩山西畔洛城陽、有_レ寺有_レ楼有_二竹房_一」[三] 鎌倉末期～南北朝時代の臨済宗の僧。嵩山は号。名は居中。二度元に渡り、のち京都の南禅寺、鎌倉の円覚寺などに住した。当時の五山文学の代表的人物で、禅師号を辞退したという。著に「嵩山集」二巻がある。建治三～貞和元年（一二七七‐一三四五）

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