Jitsugu 實弘 — Medieval Japanese Kegon 華嚴 (Avataṃsaka) monk, identified only through his sole canonical work, Huā-yán-zōng dà-yào chāo 華嚴宗大要抄 (KR6t0030, T72n2334), a single-fascicle schematic reference-manual covering the principal Kegon numerical schemes — the ten Buddha-bodies, six characteristics, ten profound doors, and ten meanings. The work’s reliance on Fa-zang’s Wǔ jiào zhāng and Chéng-guān’s Avataṃsaka commentary places him in the mainstream medieval Tōdaiji-Kegon scholastic curriculum.
DILA Buddhist Person Authority A001608. No further biographical detail is preserved.
Works:
- KR6t0030 Huāyánzōng dàyào chāo 華嚴宗大要抄 (T72n2334), 1 fasc.