Xuěyán Zǔqīn chánshī yǔlù 雪巖祖欽禪師語錄
Four-juan late-Southern-Sòng / early-Yuán yǔlù of Xuěyán Zǔqīn 祖欽 雪巖祖欽 (1216 – 1287/88, shì 72+), dharma-heir of 師範 Wújùn Shīfàn (per his own New Year 1285 sermon at age 70) and teacher of Gāofēng Yuánmiào 高峰原妙 — the pivot of the dominant late-Línjì line that continues through Zhōngfēng Míngběn 中峰明本 into Yuán-Míng Chán. Xuzangjing X70 n1397. Preface by Xìngcún Zhēnyì 性存真逸 (jiā zhī xùn 家之巽) dated Dàdé 2.3 (March–April 1298). Six abbacy records: Tánzhōu Lóngxìng 龍興禪寺, Xiāngxī Dàolín 道林, Chǔzhōu Nánmíng Fórì 南明佛日, Táizhōu Xiānjū Hùshèng 仙居護聖, Húzhōu Guāngxiào 光孝, and Yuánzhōu Yǎngshān 仰山. Plus pǔshuō, jǔgǔ, niāngǔ, sònggǔ, and juan 4 miscellaneous. The preface’s signature formulation captures the line: “Xuěyán can be said to have his nose-tip straight and his eye true. Having Wújùn for father and Gāofēng for son: the father does, the son transmits” — encapsulating the three-generation Wújùn → Xuěyán → Gāofēng transmission that culminates in Zhōngfēng Míngběn.