Fenggan
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Fenggan (, Japanese Bukan, fl. 9th century) was a Chinese Chan monk-poet lived in the Tang dynasty, associated with Hanshan and Shide in the famed "Tiantai Trio" (天台三聖).
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- Born
- active 627
- Died
- 649
- Works
- 2
Top works
- He ding Tiantai san sheng er he shi ji
- Fenggan, Hanshan, Shide shi ji
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5 total works indexed
- NND Schemes and Their Applications to Numerical Simulation of Two- and Three-Dimensional Flows
· 1991 · cited 105x
- An Asymmetric Mapping Method for the Synthesis of Sparse Planar Arrays
· 2018 · cited 55x
- Linear Aperiodic Array Synthesis Using Differential Evolution Algorithm
· 2013 · cited 51x
- Graph Neural Network via Edge Convolution for Hyperspectral Image Classification
· 2022 · cited 40x
- The effects of phase changes on the bonding property of geopolymer to hydrated cement
· 2013 · cited 35x
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Fenggan (, Japanese Bukan, fl. 9th century) was a Chinese Chan monk-poet lived in the Tang dynasty, associated with Hanshan and Shide in the famed "Tiantai Trio" (天台三聖).
==Biography== Legendarily, Feng appeared one day at Guoqing Temple (located by the East China Sea, in the Tiantai mountain range), a monk with an unshaven head, riding a tiger. From then on, he took up residence in the temple behind the library, where he would hull rice and chant sutras.
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