A Zen monk in Caodong Sect in the early Yuan Dynasty. Named Linquan. The birth and death year is unknown. He visited Wansong Xingxiu, a disciple of Baoen Temple in Yanjing, and was the successor of his Dharma. He first lived in Wanshou Temple and followed his master to preside over Baoen Temple. In the ninth year of Shizu's reign (1268), he was ordered to enter the inner palace and once discussed the Tao with the emperor's teacher, and used the essence of Zen, and tactfully reported the collection of Zen sources of the sect and secret. In October of the 18th year of Emperor Shizu, the master burned the false scriptures of Taoism at Minzhong Temple in Dadu, and burned them all in addition to the Tao Te Scripture. The 100th Ancient Song of Tuzi Yiqing and the 100th Ancient Song of Danxia Zichun were all composed of vocals and 100th Ancient Song of Danxia Zichun, and the 100th Ancient Song of Danxia was collected and sang together into the Konggu Collection and Xutang Collection. ［Five Lanterns Collection Volume 1, Five Lanterns Yan Tong Volume 14, Five Lanterns Complete Book Volume 61 ］ p4557
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