Chan Prolegomenon

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Chan Prolegomenon is a foundational treatise on Chan (Zen) Buddhism by the Tang dynasty scholar-monk Zongmi, offering a systematic overview and doctrinal analysis of Chan teachings and schools.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist treatise
Chan Buddhism text
religious text
aimsTo clarify Chan doctrinal positions
systematize Chan thought
analyzes different Chan schools
associatedWith Heze school of Chan NERFINISHED
Huayan Buddhism NERFINISHED
author Guifeng Zongmi NERFINISHED
Zongmi NERFINISHED
context Chinese Buddhism NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin China
era 9th century
genre doctrinal treatise
theological prolegomenon
hasPerspective synthesizes meditative practice and doctrinal analysis
historicalSignificance foundational work for understanding early Chan doctrinal classifications
influencedBy Huayan doctrine NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Classical Chinese NERFINISHED
provides doctrinal analysis of Chan teachings
systematic overview of Chan Buddhism
relatedWork Zongmi’s Chan Preface NERFINISHED
Zongmi’s writings on Huayan Buddhism NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
subject Buddhist doctrine
Buddhist hermeneutics
Chan schools NERFINISHED
Chan teachings
meditation theory
timePeriod Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
tradition Chan Buddhism NERFINISHED
Zen Buddhism NERFINISHED
usedIn comparative studies of Chan and Huayan
scholarly study of Chan history

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Zongmi wrote Chan Prolegomenon