Students from chu neng went south with the army

What happened to Tang and another student?

Tang and another student stepped up onto the flag-raising platform and led the crowd, chanting slogans in protest. Several soldiers rushed toward them with bayonets, stabbing Tang in the buttocks and the thigh and the other student in the arm. Huang confirms these events.

What happened in Da Nang during the Tet Offensive?

A photo of the rocket attack on the United States Air Base, in Da Nang, during the Tet Offensive. By Liam McCullough

Why did China send 120 students to China?

The dispatch of the 120 students on what was called the Chinese Educational Mission (CEM) was a belated effort by the government of the Qing dynasty to stem the growing tide of aggression: harness the aggressors’ know-how and technology to defeat them at their own game."

When did Huai-Jang (EJ) move to Heng Shan (Nangaku)?

In 713 A.D., the second year of the Sien-tien (Senten) era under the reign of Emperor Sui-tsung (Eisō), Huai-jang (Ejō) moved to Heng Shan (Nangaku) and resided at Po-jo Temple (Hanjaku-ji). Note that 713 was the year Enō (Rokuso) entered nirvana. It was recorded that Ejō served under Master Enō for 15 years.

Who were Nan-Chuan Pu-Yuan and Ta-Mei Fa-Chang?

Nan-chuan Pu-yuan (Nansen Fugan, 748–834) had several dharma heirs: Chao-chou Tsung-shen (Jōshū Jūshin , 778–897), Chang-sha Ching-tsen (Chōsha Keijin , 788–868), and Lu Keng (Riku Kō , 764–834). Ta-mei Fa-chang (Daibai Hōjō , 752–839) had a disciple Hang-chou Tien-lung (Kōshū Tenryū ) , whose disciple was Chu-chi (Gutei ).

What did Hui-Neng learn from Liu Chih-LiOH?

Hui-neng was greatly impressed and asked his mother’s permission to seek the dharma (law) some five hundred miles to the north. Arriving at Shao-chou on his northward trip, he met Liu Chih-lioh, whose aunt was a nun, by the name Wu-chin-tsang (Mujinzō) . The nun read Nirvana Sutra to Hui-neng and explained its meaning.