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Gikū was a Tang Chinese monk. I have used the Japanese name as the main title name with Yikong as the redirect name because he is better known in Japan for introducing Zen Buddhism there. Strictly speaking he should be under Yikong. Any opinions? Hanbud ( talk)
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Gikū was a Tang Chinese monk. I have used the Japanese name as the main title name with Yikong as the redirect name because he is better known in Japan for introducing Zen Buddhism there. Strictly speaking he should be under Yikong. Any opinions? Hanbud ( talk)