Fudaishi (Japanese; Chinese 傅大士 Fù Dà Shì, also known as Shanhui, Fuxi, Shuanglin dashi, and Dongyang dashi) (497 – 569) was a Chinese Buddhist monk who was later deified as the Japanese patron deity of libraries. He is traditionally accredited with the invention of the rinzō (輪蔵), a system of revolving shelving used in Kyōzō libraries. He is often represented alongside his sons, Fuwaku and Fukon. He is regarded as in incarnation of Miroku, the Waiting Buddha.
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| - Fu Daishi, auch Fu-ta-shih (傅大士) genannt, (* 497; † 569) war ein Zen–Mönch, Dichter und Erfinder. (de)
- 傅大士(497-569年),原名翕,字玄風,自號善慧大士,婺州義烏縣人,南北朝梁武帝時人,著名的佛教居士,與達摩、寶誌禪師合稱梁代三大士。《续高僧传》称傅弘,又称善慧大士、鱼行大士、双林大士、东阳大士、乌伤居士。 (zh)
- Fudaishi (Japanese; Chinese 傅大士 Fù Dà Shì, also known as Shanhui, Fuxi, Shuanglin dashi, and Dongyang dashi) (497 – 569) was a Chinese Buddhist monk who was later deified as the Japanese patron deity of libraries. He is traditionally accredited with the invention of the rinzō (輪蔵), a system of revolving shelving used in Kyōzō libraries. He is often represented alongside his sons, Fuwaku and Fukon. He is regarded as in incarnation of Miroku, the Waiting Buddha. (en)
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| - Fu Daishi, auch Fu-ta-shih (傅大士) genannt, (* 497; † 569) war ein Zen–Mönch, Dichter und Erfinder. (de)
- Fudaishi (Japanese; Chinese 傅大士 Fù Dà Shì, also known as Shanhui, Fuxi, Shuanglin dashi, and Dongyang dashi) (497 – 569) was a Chinese Buddhist monk who was later deified as the Japanese patron deity of libraries. He is traditionally accredited with the invention of the rinzō (輪蔵), a system of revolving shelving used in Kyōzō libraries. He is often represented alongside his sons, Fuwaku and Fukon. Fudaishi hailed from Dongyang during the Northern and Southern Qi dynasties. Da shi (大士), lit. 'great scholar', was used in China as a rendering of the Sanskrit mahāsattva. He is sometimes referred to in translations as 'Mahāsattva Fu'. In addition to the invention of the library system, Fudaishi was credited with overseeing the construction of the Shunaglin Temple and compiling an early version of the Chinese Buddhist Canon. He is credited as the author of the Jingang borejing laisong (金剛般若經來頌, Taisho no. 2732), a commentary on the Diamond Sutra. Fudaishi is noted for his "lecture" on the Diamond Sutra, recorded in the Hekiganroku (Record of the Blue Cliffs). According to this account, Fudaishi was invited to speak by the Emperor Bu-tei. He stepped up to the lectern, struck it a blow with his staff, and then returned to his seat without speaking a word. He is regarded as in incarnation of Miroku, the Waiting Buddha. (en)
- 傅大士(497-569年),原名翕,字玄風,自號善慧大士,婺州義烏縣人,南北朝梁武帝時人,著名的佛教居士,與達摩、寶誌禪師合稱梁代三大士。《续高僧传》称傅弘,又称善慧大士、鱼行大士、双林大士、东阳大士、乌伤居士。 (zh)
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