About: Jōki Kaisen

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Jōki Kaisen is a Zen Buddhist monk who served as head abbot at Erin-ji. He is famous for his last words while being burned at the stake, "For a peaceful meditation, we need not go to the mountains and streams; when thoughts are quieted down, fire itself is cool and refreshing."

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rdf:type	Samurai NPC
rdfs:label	Jōki Kaisen
rdfs:comment	Jōki Kaisen is a Zen Buddhist monk who served as head abbot at Erin-ji. He is famous for his last words while being burned at the stake, "For a peaceful meditation, we need not go to the mountains and streams; when thoughts are quieted down, fire itself is cool and refreshing."
Appeared	Samurai Warriors 2
Unit	Bodyguards (Samurai Warriors)
dcterms:subject	Samurai Warriors Non-Playable Characters Kessen Characters
Weapon	Fists and magic
Footnotes	Jōki is an alternative reading of Shōki based on modern character readings and his given name. Kaisen is his alias as a monk and not a family name.
Name	Jōki Kaisen
Caption	Nobunaga's Ambition: Iron Triangle portrait
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Clan	Clergy
Real Name	Kaisen Shōki
Died	1582-04-25(xsd:date)
Japanese	快川紹喜
Born	?
abstract	Jōki Kaisen is a Zen Buddhist monk who served as head abbot at Erin-ji. He is famous for his last words while being burned at the stake, "For a peaceful meditation, we need not go to the mountains and streams; when thoughts are quieted down, fire itself is cool and refreshing."

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