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ID No: 6502 Name: Daien Buttsu Dates: ?-1825 Sect: Zen. Soto.
Text: Painting of Bodhidharma facing the wall. Peach and chestnut take 3 years to come into bearing. Persimmon, 8 years. (Bodhidharma was facing wall for 9 years to get the Dharma heir Eka. In my case, it would take whole life.) Tsu old priest.
Temple: The Soto sect. The 21st abbot of Eisho-ji in Yamashiro, Kyoto. The founder of Komyo-ji in Nada, Kobe.
Data: Pen name: Tsu-raiya. Dharma transmission from Tozai Emon. He named his hermitage the " Blue Cliff" and was called "Tora (Tiger) Butssu", meaning very strict in practise. When he was asked a last words by students in his death, he said he didn't have the last poem and never gave a word.
Paper Dimension /cm: 94*28
Whole Dimension /cm: 171*30.5
Style: Vertical silk mounting. Normal style.
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