[Dates acc. to [5] are 1822-1899. He was 236th Head abbot of Tenryu-ji (from 1868) and head of the Tenryu-ji sect (from 1871). He restored Tenryu-ji, Jisai-in and Rinkyu-in. Dharma transmission from Gisan Zenrai in Sogen-ji, Okayama. He also practiced Zen under Gido Shoken in Tenryu-ji. His students were Ryusui Egyo, Ryoen Genseki (1842-1918), Toiku Tsuyo, Gazan Shotei (1853-1900) and Tesshu Yamaoka as a layman. [51]
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