Zen
Zen is a school of Mahayana Buddhism that originated in China during the Tang dynasty, then known as the Chan School and later developed into various schools. It was strongly influenced by Taoist philosophy, especially Neo-Daoist thought, and developed as a distinct school of Chinese Buddhism.
People born in Zen (First 49 people) - Page 10
Frederik Jacob Willem van Pallandt van Keppel
Politician
Valeriy Dayneko
Belarusian musician
Mikhas Charot
Russian-Soviet poet
Michaś Čarot
Poet
Jappie van Dijk
Albert Strohm
Heinrich Bedford-Strohm's father
Seishiro Okazaki
Japanese martial artist
Roman Krzyżelewski
Commanding officer
Édouard Stephan
French astronomer
csaba szegedi
Hungarian opera singer
Bandi Angyal
Highwayman
Lea Gottlieb
Israeli fashion designer
Sándor Pécsi
Hungarian actor
Anikó Nagy
Actor
L. János Győri
Hungarian literary scholar
János Koszta
Hungarian football player
LeVay Jozsef
Poet
János Koszta
Hungarian football player
Gyula Feledy
Graphic artist
Dario Bonetti
Italian football manager
Giuseppe Lechi
General
Giovanni Alessandro Brambilla
Physician
Gianni Brera
Italian journalist
Ferdinando Rodolfi
Author
Alberico da Romano
Troubadour
Elisabetta Tasca Serena
Alfred Pritz
Author
Ferenc Szécsényi
Cinematographer
Imre Zichy
Hungarian tennis player
Josef Lev
Composer
Klement Šilinger
Architect
Hans von Hammerstein
Austrian author
Carl Ludwig von Berlepsch
Archduchess Adelheid of Austria
Wolfgang von Graben
Kunhuta ze Schwarzenbergu
Johann of Schwarzenberg
German judge
Heinrich Fürst von Orsini und Rosenberg
Volker Fadinger
Author
Matthias Herdegen
Jurist
Philipp Wolfrum
German conductor
Adolf Schinnerer
German artist
andrejs ritins
Artist
Björn Sieber
Tone Fink
Artist
Joseph Johann Kauffmann
Austrian painter
Elisabeth Rethberg
Opera singer
