Huangbo Xiyun

Huangbo Xiyun was a huangbo xiyun is recorded with the citizenship of tang dynasty. author. Huangbo Xiyun is recorded as philosopher and poet. The heading is held on record by Wikidata, Wikipedia. 2 cited statements stand behind this entry, drawn from 2 verified sources, corroborated by 2 independent institutional witnesses.

Also recorded as Shi Xiyun; Huangbo heshang; Duanji chanshi; Xiyun.

Huangbo Xiyun in brief

Born
800
Died
850
Known for
philosopher,poet
Place of birth
Tang dynasty

Overview

What the sources state

• Nationality: Huangbo Xiyun is recorded with the citizenship of Tang dynasty. (Wikidata, structured authority record Q1632823: Huangbo Xiyun)

• Occupation: Huangbo Xiyun is recorded as philosopher and poet. (Wikidata, structured authority record Q1632823: Huangbo Xiyun)

Identity and origins

The authorities additionally record the headings Shi Xiyun, Huangbo heshang, Duanji chanshi and Xiyun. His recorded confession was Buddhism.

How this article is evidenced

This article rests on 2 verified source records. held or issued by Wikidata and Wikipedia. The recorded source classes are reference work. Every statement above restates one of those records; where they are silent, this article is silent.

In detail

Huangbo Xiyun (800–850) was a philosopher and poet.

Chronology

  1. 800Huangbo Xiyun born at Tang dynasty.
  2. 850Huangbo Xiyun died at Mount Huangbo.

Sources

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  • reference work · Reputable secondary · Wikipedia

    “Huangbo Xiyun”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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  • reference work · Reputable secondary · Wikidata

    Wikidata, structured authority record Q1632823: Huangbo Xiyun

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