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The idea of a Buddhist lineage was invented in China to demonstrate the unaltered nature of their Buddha-dharma. It is semi-legendary.
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Legendary Buddhas
- Bibashi Butsu Daiosho
- Shiki Butsu Daiosho
- Bishafu Butsu Daiosho
- Kuruson Butsu Daiosho
- Kunagonmuni Butsu
- Kasho Butsu Daiosho
Kapilavastu
- Shakamuni Butsu Daiosho
- Śāriputra
- Maudgalyayana
- Mahākāśyapa (Mahakashyapa, Makakasho)
- Ananda Daiosho
- Madhyantika [omitted by some]
- Shānavāsin (Thương Na Hoà Tu, Śāṇavāsa, Śanaka-vāsa, śānavāsin, Shanakavasin, Shanavasa, Shonawashu, Sanakavasa)
- Upagupta (Ubakikuta) 300s BCE
- Dhītika (Dhritaka, Daitaka)
- Krsna
- Sudarsana
- Bibhaka
- Miśaka (Mishaka)
- Krsna
- Dhītika (Dhritaka, Daitaka)
- Upagupta (Ubakikuta) 300s BCE
- Shānavāsin (Thương Na Hoà Tu, Śāṇavāsa, Śanaka-vāsa, śānavāsin, Shanakavasin, Shanavasa, Shonawashu, Sanakavasa)
- Madhyantika [omitted by some]
- Ananda Daiosho
Under Mishaka
This legendary lineage originates with the Mulasarvastivada sect. It was adopted in both Tibet and China. [1] But by another account, Nagarjuna alleged dharma transmission directly from Manjusri. By another account Nagarjuna received teaching from Saraha.
- Mishaka (Micchaka) [omitted by some]
- Vasumitra (Bashumitsu) [omitted by most]
- Buddhanandi (Buddanandai)
- Buddhamitra (Fudamitta)
- Pārshva (Barishiba)
- Punyayasha (Funayasha)
- Anabodhi (Anabotei)
- Kapimala (Kabimara)
- Nāgārjuna (Nagyaharajuna, 龍樹)
http://www.shantideva.net/treasury.htm
Under Nāgārjuna
- Nāgārjuna (Nagyaharajuna) (150 – 250 CE)
- Talika (988–1069, Tibetan: Tilopa)
- Nādapradā (956-1041, Tibetan: Naropa)
- Marpa
- Milarepa (1052-1135)
- Gampopa (1079-1135)
- Barompa Darma Wangchug
- Phagmo Drupa Dorje Gyalpo (1110-1170)
- Düsum Khyenpa (1110 – 1193)
- Zhang Yudragpa Tsondru Drag
- Gampopa (1079-1135)
- Milarepa (1052-1135)
- Somanatha (1000s AD)
- Manjukirti
- Samantashri
- Atiśa Dīpankara Śrījñāna (982 – 1054 CE, Atisha)
- Dromtönpa (Dromtoenpa, 1003-1064)
- Atiśa Dīpankara Śrījñāna (982 – 1054 CE, Atisha)
- Samantashri
- Marpa
- Nādapradā (956-1041, Tibetan: Naropa)
- Shawaripa
- Saraha
- Nagabodhi
- Jnanavajra
- Anandagarbha
- Prajnabodhi
- Anandagarbha
- Jnanavajra
- Chandrakirti
- Vidyakokila the Elder (Tibetan: dus zhabs pa chen po)
- Avadhutipa (Vidyakokila the Younger)
- Kalacakrapada Upasakabodhi (Kalacakrapada the Elder)
- Nalandapa (Kalacakrapada the Younger)
- Somanatha (1000s AD)
- Nalandapa (Kalacakrapada the Younger)
- Kalacakrapada Upasakabodhi (Kalacakrapada the Elder)
- Nalandapa (Vidyakokila the Younger)
- Shribhadrabodhi (Vidyakokila the Younger)
- Naropa, Sadhuputra, Ratnakaragupta, Mokshakaragupta, Vinayakaramati, Simhadhvaya and Anantajaya
- Avadhutipa (Vidyakokila the Younger)
- Vidyakokila the Elder (Tibetan: dus zhabs pa chen po)
- Kāndadeva (Āryadeva, Aryadeva, Karnaripa, Kanadaiba)
- Nāgabodhi (same as the one above?)
- Udheli
- Kucipa
- Pankaja
- Rāhulabhadra (Chinese: 羅[目+侯]羅跋陀羅 Rahulata, Japanese: Ragorata)
- Pingala
- Sūryasoma (Chinese: 須利耶蘇摩)
- Kumārajīva
- Sūryasoma (Chinese: 須利耶蘇摩)
- Saṃghanandi (Sanghanandi, Japanese: Sogyanandai)
- Gayasata (Sanghayasas, Japanese: Kayashata)
- Kumāralāta (Kumarata, Japanese: Kumorata)
- Śayata (Jayata, Shayata, or: Asanga, c. 290-360, who alleged dharma transmission from Maitreya)
- Vasubandhu (316-396, Japanese: Vashubanzu)
- Śayata (Jayata, Shayata, or: Asanga, c. 290-360, who alleged dharma transmission from Maitreya)
- Kumāralāta (Kumarata, Japanese: Kumorata)
- Gayasata (Sanghayasas, Japanese: Kayashata)
- Pingala
- Talika (988–1069, Tibetan: Tilopa)
Unlinked lineage
- Jñānagarbha (700s CE)
- Śāntarakṣita (Shantarakshita, Santaraksita, Santiraksita, Tibetan: Zhi-ba-tsho)
- Shakyaprabha
- Kamalashila
- Haribhadra (Tibetan: Rinchen Zangpo)
- Śāntarakṣita (Shantarakshita, Santaraksita, Santiraksita, Tibetan: Zhi-ba-tsho)
Under Vasubandhu
- Vasubandhu (Vashubanzu, 316-396)
- Dignāga (Tibetan: Chokkyi Langpo)
- Išvarasena
- Dharmakirti (600s CE; Tib. Chökyi Drakpa)
- Išvarasena
- Guṇaprabha (Tibetan: Yönten Ö)
- Sthiramati
- Vimuktisena (Tibetan: Namdrol De, Namdrolde)
- Vimuktisenagomin (Tibetan: Chok-gi De)
- Paranasena (Tibetan: Dulwai De)
- Vinitasena (Tibetan: Khenpo Yangdak Namnangze)
- Vairocana (Tibetan: Seng-ha Badra, Vairochana)
- Haribhadra (Tibetan: Rinchen Zangpo)
- Kusali (Tibetan: Reta Prajñapala)
- Ratnasena (Tibetan: Gunamaitra)
- Suvarnadvipi Dharmarakshita (Tibetan: Serlingpa or Gser-gling-pa)
- Atiśa Dīpankara Śrījñāna (982 – 1054 CE)
- Dromtönpa (Dromtoenpa, 1003-1064)
- Atiśa Dīpankara Śrījñāna (982 – 1054 CE)
- Suvarnadvipi Dharmarakshita (Tibetan: Serlingpa or Gser-gling-pa)
- Ratnasena (Tibetan: Gunamaitra)
- Kusali (Tibetan: Reta Prajñapala)
- Haribhadra (Tibetan: Rinchen Zangpo)
- Vairocana (Tibetan: Seng-ha Badra, Vairochana)
- Vinitasena (Tibetan: Khenpo Yangdak Namnangze)
- Paranasena (Tibetan: Dulwai De)
- Vimuktisenagomin (Tibetan: Chok-gi De)
- Manorata/Manorhita/Manothata/Manura/Manoda (?)
- Haklenayasha (Haklenayaśas, Kakurokuna, Padmaratna)
- Simha Bhikku (Simha bhiksu, Simhabodhi, Shishibodai)
- Vasi Astia (Sanavasa, Basiasita, Bashashita)
- Puṇyamitra (Funyomitta? Some list Upagupta again)
- Prajñātāra (Prajñādhara, Hannyatara, Subhamitra, Sangharaksa)
- Puṇyamitra (Funyomitta? Some list Upagupta again)
- Vasi Astia (Sanavasa, Basiasita, Bashashita)
- Simha Bhikku (Simha bhiksu, Simhabodhi, Shishibodai)
- Haklenayasha (Haklenayaśas, Kakurokuna, Padmaratna)
- Dignāga (Tibetan: Chokkyi Langpo)
Buddhism in China
Just Zen for now.
- Bodhidharma
- Taiso Eka Daiosho
- Kanchi Sosan Daiosho
- Daii Doshin Daiosho
- Daiman Konin Daiosho
- Huìnéng (Daikan Eno)
- Qīngyuán Xíngsī (Seigen Gyoshi)
- Shitou Xiqian (Sekito Kisen Daiosho)
- Nanyue Huairang
- Heze Shenhui
- Qīngyuán Xíngsī (Seigen Gyoshi)
- Shitou Xiqian...
- Yakusan Igen Daiosho
- Ungan Donjo Daiosho
- Tozan Ryokai Daiosho
- Ungodoyo Daiosho
- Doan Dohi Daiosho
- Doan Kanshi Daiosho
- Ryozan Enkan Daiosho
- Taiyo Kyogen Daiosho
- Tosu Gisei Daiosho
- Fuyo Dokai Daiosho
- Tanka Shijun Daiosho
- Choro Seiryo Daiosho - Zhenxie Qingliao 真歇清了
- Tendo Sogaku Daiosho - Tiantong Zhongjue 天童宗珏 1091-1162
- Seccho Chikan Daiosho - Xuedou Zhijian 雪竇智鑑 1105-1192
- Tendo Nyojo - Tiantong Rujing 天童如淨 1162-1228
- Jakuen - (寂円 Chi-yüan) 1207-1299
- Eihei Dōgen - 道元 1200-1253
- Koun Ejo
- Tettsu Gikai
- Keizan Jokin
- Gasan Joseki
- Keizan Jokin
- Tettsu Gikai
- Koun Ejo
http://www.livingworkshop.net/Zenmasterschart-Chin.html
http://mahayana.triratna.info/India-W-Tientai-lineage.html
http://zen.triratna.info/India-06-28-Dhyana-lineage.html
http://vajrayana.triratna.info/Indian-Dhyana-lineage.html
http://vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ph%E1%BA%ADt_gi%C3%A1o_h%E1%BB%87_ph%E1%BA%A3
I-Kuan Tao Lineage
1]Bodhidharma 2]Huik'u 3]Seng Tsan 4]Tao Hsin 5]Hung Yen 6]Hui Neng 7]Bei Yuzen & Ma Duanyang 8]Luo Weichuan 9]Huang Tehhui 10]Wu Tzusiang 11]Ho Liaokoo 12]Yuan Tuian 13]Hsie Huanwu & Yang Huanshu 14]Yow Hotien 15]Wong Gioyi 16]Liu Nwapu 17]Lutzu Chung Yi and 18]Dignitary Master Chang Tienzen & Sun Shuzen.