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Thien uyen tap anh

Vietnamese poetry collection
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  • Vietnamese literature

    …biographies and verse pronouncements entitled Thien uyen tap anh (literally “Flowers of the Garden of Thien,” more prosaically “Outstanding Figures in the Zen Community”) included works by famous monks such as Van Hanh, Man Giac, Vien Chieu, Vien Thong, Khong Lo, and others. In the late 13th century, with the…

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    …biographies and verse pronouncements entitled Thien uyen tap anh (literally “Flowers of the Garden of Thien,” more prosaically “Outstanding Figures in the Zen Community”) included works by famous monks such as Van Hanh, Man Giac, Vien Chieu, Vien Thong, Khong Lo, and others. In the late 13th century, with the…

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