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English: Certificate of Buddhist Spiritual Achievement (印可状, inkajō). First half of an enlightenment certificate given to Yuanwu's disciple Huqiu Shaolong in recognition of his spiritual achievement. Oldest extant document written by a Chan master. Also known as Floating Yuanwu (流れ圜悟, Nagare Engo). One hanging scroll, ink on paper, 43.9 × 52.4 cm (17.3 × 20.6 in). Located at the Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo.

Date

1124

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Emuseum

Author

Yuanwu Keqin

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