Editing Sengcan (section)

===Daoxin===
He met [[Daoxin]], (580-651) {{refn|group=lower-alpha|Wade-Giles: ''{{lang|zh-Latn|Tao-hsin}}'' {{lang|zh|道信}}; Japanese: ''{{lang|ja-Latn|Daii Doshin}}''}} a novice monk of just fourteen, in 592.{{refn|group=lower-alpha|The discrepancy is noted. The 592 date comes from Ferguson, p 24}} Daoxin attended Sengcan for nine years and received Dharma transmission when he was still in his early twenties.

Subsequently, Sengcan spent two years at Mount Luofu (Lo-fu shan, northeast of Kung-tung (Canton)) before returning to Wangong Mountain. He died sitting under a tree before a Dharma assembly in 606.

Dumoulin <ref>pp 104–105, n.54</ref> notes that a Chinese official, Li Ch’ang found Sengcan's grave in Shu-chou in 745 or 746.

Sengcan received the honorary title {{lang|zh-Latn|Jianzhi}} {{lang|zh|鑑智}} (“Mirror Wisdom”) {{refn|group=lower-alpha|Wade-Giles, {{lang|zh-Latn|Chien-chih}}; Japanese, {{lang|ja-Latn|Kanchi}}}} from the Tang dynasty emperor Xuan Zong.