Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779), who alson traveled to China, to study with Puji (651--739), a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu (died 706), the head of the socalled Northern School of Chinese Chán.
Sinhaeng studied with Puji (651--739), a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu (died 706), the head of the so-called Northern School of Chinese Chán. Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779), who also traveled to China.
Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779), who also traveled to China. Sinhaeng studied with Puji (651--739), a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu (died 706), the head of the so-called Northern School of Chinese Chán.
Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779), who also traveled to China. Sinhaeng studied with Puji (651--739), a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu (died 706), the head of the so-called Northern School of Chinese Chán.