Ko Bong
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- Germany
- Active from
- 1966
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- 1890-01-01
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- 1962-01-01
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Kobong seonsanim (; 1890–1962), the 77th Patriarch in his teaching lineage, was a Korean Zen master.
==Biography== At an early age, Kobong became a monk at Namjangsa. Known for spontaneous and eccentric teaching, he sometimes said that he preferred to teach laypeople because monks were too lazy to practice hard.
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