I remember that there was a metaphysician in the Jin Dynasty who first proposed that male monks should be surnamed Shi and female monks should be surnamed Ni. It's not Dao'an, it's a common name, and

I remember that there was a metaphysician in the Jin Dynasty who first proposed that male monks should be surnamed Shi and female monks should be surnamed Ni. It's not Dao'an, it's a common name, and the name is very strange.

Buddhists take the surname of Sakyamuni from Dao'an.

In the Dao'anna period, there were Dao'an and Sengzhao in the north, and Huiyuan in the south. In addition, two translators of Buddhist scriptures appeared during this period, Kumarajiva and Fotuobhadra. In addition, Shi Daoan's master was Fotucheng. It is also said that Zhu Fatai was also an eminent monk.