Overview of Chen Yuanyun

People from Hangzhou (now Zhejiang) in the Ming Dynasty (1587- 167 1). This word means all, no. Shan Zhi, San 'an, and Baishan people. When I was a teenager, I studied martial arts, medicine, calligraphy and painting, and poetry at Shaolin Temple in Songshan, Henan. In the first year of the apocalypse (162 1), I went to Japan with Zhejiang Road and made a guest appearance in Nagoya. Later, he moved to Edo Zhengguo Temple, where he received boxing education. Samurai Fuku defeated Uemon, Mihura Chen Yi Uemon and Kibe Jirozaemono in the field, and Miura and Fukuno became independent. He died in Nagoya and was buried in Jianzhong Temple. The Japanese Daoism Research Association and the Ancient House Daoism Research Association set up a monument in Tokyo: "Boxing has been circulating since Chen Yuan entered the Ming Dynasty." 1999 The Grand View of Oriental Fighting published in Hong Kong (later renamed as Oriental Fighting Culture by Tianjin Ancient Books Publishing House in 2002) described the story of Chen Yuanyun's boxing teaching in detail, and the contents in the book were mainly based on Japanese historical materials, among which the fourth chapter "Discussion on the History of Jiu Jitsu" specifically verified the historical facts of Chen Yuanyun's martial arts teaching in Japan. The first section was entitled.

1 and inscription by Chen Yuanyun

Masayama Temple, a temple in Cao Dongzong, has three venues and four destinations in Tokyo, and there is a "Monument to Mr. Chen Yuanyun" with the fine print "The virtues of civil and military are passed down from generation to generation". At Atago Mountain in Tokyo, a master of "Countercurrent" set up a "Countercurrent Boxing Monument" at 1779, and the inscription reads "Boxing has been passed down since Chen Yuankai invested." In the Jianzhong Temple in Nagoya Pinghe Park, there is a tombstone inscription "Wulin in Ming Dynasty is the place where Chen Guang Yuan Yun lived" and "the place where Baishan people traveled", and there is a small tombstone inscription "Bai Weng Dao Yuan Xin Shi", which is the tomb of Chen Yuan Yun and Gentaro Yuan Ming. 2. Chen Yuanyun's design: Dingguang Temple in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya has the "Yuanjing Palace" designed by Chen Yuanyun, the first generation of vassal of Zhang Fan. It is a Confucian-style mourning hall with Chen Yuanyun's participation, and the pottery plates laid on the ground of the "incense burning hall" and the pottery plates embedded on the walls around the mourning hall are all fired by Chen Yuanyun. There is a "Yuanyun Kiln Site" next to Nagoya 1 Dingmu Famous City Park. Nowadays, Nagoya has a snack with the same name as "Yuan Yun Shao", which is shaped like a figure of eight, made of flour and covered with bean powder.

3. Chen Yuanyun's research

A Study of Komatsubara Tao (Xiongshan Pavilion, 1962 (August, Showa 37th year)) Japanese version of Chen Yuanyun.

Notes on Zhong Erju's Collected Works Chen Yuanyun (Liaoning People's Publishing House,1February, 994).

Liang's Oriental Fighting Culture (Tianjin Publishing House, June 5-438+ 10).

There are two ways for Chen Yuanyun to learn martial arts: 1. Chen Yuanyun studied martial arts at Songshan Shaolin Temple for one year; 2. Chen Yuanyun (as a teenager) studied in his hometown of Hangzhou.

brief introduction

Chen (pinyin: yūn (also pronounced y n in some areas)) (1587 ~1671year), formerly known as Jun, also known as "Taoist" and "Ying". He was an outstanding scholar in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and made outstanding contributions to the cultural exchange between China and Japan. When Chen Yuanyun was young, he was studious and knew poetry, calligraphy, painting, architecture, pottery making and medical skills like the back of his hand. At the age of 27, he entered Shaolin Temple in Songshan, Henan Province, studied martial arts and pottery making, was responsible for the management of pottery and medicinal materials in the temple, and had a good knowledge of medicine, acupuncture, qigong and dietotherapy.