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Tung-Wang
Tung-Wang was a [[Buddhist]] [[monk]] who lived roughly 1200 years ago. He has compiled a number of stories (long and short) that have been translated. His most famous work was the story "[[The Cucumber Sage]]" a short-story about a monk that came to his care and tought many people the meaning of being a true buddhist monk. Some of his stories are based upon personal experiences, others are made up, but all have an underlying theme or moral to be told.⏎
He was the Revorend Abbot of Han-Hsin monastary in China, and spent most of his life devoting himself to Buddhism, enlightenment and the enlightenment of others.