英文摘要 |
"It has been more than 300 years since Zen master Zhi Zhong founded the Ka Yuan Monastery in southern Taiwan. While attempting to reconstruct the complete picture of the heritage of the monastery, numerous obstacles were encountered including the transfer of political powers, social turmoil, the remoteness of the time and human errors. These impediments led to the incomplete written records and difficulties in accomplishing the work. During the early phase of Japanese Showa era, the 'History of Ka Yuan Monastery in Taiwan in the draft:' drafted by Zhuo Yu Zheng became one important piece of literature in the arena of studying the history of the monastery. However, there are a lot of incomplete or missing details which require clarification and further supplements. This article aims to provide an analytical study on one of the chapters - 'The Abbots in History' written by Zhuo Yu Zheng especially in the area of ancestors and successors information. This article is considered a preliminary discussion mainly due to the passing away of most of the people being researched on. All the analysis and discussion is based on the existing literature, with the purpose of achieving a deeper understanding of the heritage and historical events of the monastery." |