Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779), who alson traveled to China, to study with Puji (651--739), a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu (died 706), the head of the socalled Northern School of Chinese Chán.
Pŏmnang transmitted his teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779) (651--739) (died 706), the head of the socalled Northern School of Chinese Chán. His teachings to Sinhaeng (died 779) (651--739) were a successor of Yuquan Shenxiu. Alson traveled to China. This was to study with Puji Sinhaeng (died 779).