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Yongjia Xuanjue (Chinese: 永嘉玄覺; pinyin: Yòngjiā Xuānjué; Wade–Giles: Yung Chia; Japanese: 永嘉玄覚 or Yōka Genkaku; Korean: 영가현각 or Yongga Hyǒngak; Vietnamese: Vĩnh Gia Huyền Giác), also known as Yongjia Zhenjue (Chinese: 永嘉真覺; pinyin: Yòngjiā Zhēnjué), was a Zen and Tiantai Buddhist monk who lived during the Tang dynasty. The name Yongjia is derived from the city of his birth, which is now called Wenzhou. He is also known by his nickname "The Overnight Guest" because of his first encounter with his teacher, Huineng. On a visit to Caoxi (漕溪), where Huineng's Nanhua Temple is located, Yongjia was convinced to stay just one night, during which his enlightenment was acknowledged. He supposedly died while meditating in 713. He is best remembered today as the author of the Song of Enlightenment, of

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rdfs:label	Yongjia Xuanjue (fr) 현각 (당나라) (ko) 永嘉玄覚 (ja) Yongjia Xuanjue (pl) Yongjia Xuanjue (en) 永嘉玄覺 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Yongjia Xuanjue (chinois : 永嘉玄覺) ou Yōka Genkaku (japonais : 永嘉玄覚) ou encore Yōka Daishi est un moine du bouddhisme Chán né en 665 dans le village (à l'époque) de Wenzhou situé en Chine et mort en 713. Il est célèbre pour avoir obtenu le satori en une seule nuit auprès de Huineng. Il reste connu pour sa composition des 78 poèmes qui forment le Shodoka comptant parmi les textes essentiels du Zen. (fr) 永嘉玄覚（ようかげんかく）は、中国の唐代の禅僧。諡は無相禅師。俗姓は戴。温州永嘉県の出身。禅宗の六祖慧能の直弟子である。 (ja) 현각(玄覺: 665~713) 또는 영가현각(永嘉玄覺)은 중국 선종의 승려이다. 본성은 대(戴), 자는 명도이며, 호는 일숙각, 시호는 무상 대사, 진각 대사이다. 원저우(溫州) 융자(永嘉) 현 사람으로 8세에 승려가 되어 경론을 널리 연구하였다. 특히 에 정통하였고, 처음 용주의 용흥사에 있다가 스스로 선암을 짓고 선관을 닦았으며, 후에 조계의 혜능을 뵙고 의심을 결단하였다. 그 뒤 용흥사 별원에서 사망하였다. 저서로는 《증도가》(證道歌)와 그의 사후에 그의 글을 모은 《선종영가집》(禪宗永嘉集)이 있다. (ko) Yongjia Xuanjue (chiń. 永嘉玄覺, pinyin Yòngjiā Xuānjué; kor. 영가현각 Yŏngga Hyŏngak, jap. Yōka Genkaku, wiet. Vắng Gia Huyền Giác; ur. 665, zm. 713) – chiński mistrz chan z . (pl) 永嘉玄覺（665年－712年），另一説為675年-712年，俗姓戴，字明道，法號玄覺，又號真覺大師，謚號無相，溫州永嘉人（今屬浙江），唐朝禪宗、天台兩宗大師，倡天台、禅宗融洽之说。法嗣六祖慧能大師。留有《永嘉集》以及《永嘉證道歌》。 (zh) Yongjia Xuanjue (Chinese: 永嘉玄覺; pinyin: Yòngjiā Xuānjué; Wade–Giles: Yung Chia; Japanese: 永嘉玄覚 or Yōka Genkaku; Korean: 영가현각 or Yongga Hyǒngak; Vietnamese: Vĩnh Gia Huyền Giác), also known as Yongjia Zhenjue (Chinese: 永嘉真覺; pinyin: Yòngjiā Zhēnjué), was a Zen and Tiantai Buddhist monk who lived during the Tang dynasty. The name Yongjia is derived from the city of his birth, which is now called Wenzhou. He is also known by his nickname "The Overnight Guest" because of his first encounter with his teacher, Huineng. On a visit to Caoxi (漕溪), where Huineng's Nanhua Temple is located, Yongjia was convinced to stay just one night, during which his enlightenment was acknowledged. He supposedly died while meditating in 713. He is best remembered today as the author of the Song of Enlightenment, of (en)
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