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 8
Mihály Korom
Former Minister of Justice of Hungary
Lázárné Megyer Zita
János Lázár's wife
Frieda Brepoels
Former Member of the European Parliament
I. Kormos
Hungarian writer
István Kormos
Hungarian author
Longin Cegielski
Polish Politician
Leon Wałęga
Arnold Rezler
Polish conductor
Michalina Maciuszek
Olympic athlete
Wojciech Kołaczkowski
Fighter pilot
Lazo Kolevski
Jaka Bijol
Slovenian football player
Theodor Morell
German doctor
Nikolai Weber
German handball player
Franziska Oehler
Friedrich Nietzsche's mother
Walter Biering
Politician
Pál Vastagh
Former Minister of Justice of Hungary
Sándor Mátrai
Hungarian footballer
Javier Ruan
Actor
Ashikaga Yoshiteru
Helmut Bergmann
German cinematographer
Leopold Albert Franz Buquoy
Jiří Buquoy's father
Viktor Chernov
Former Minister of Agriculture of the 1917 Russian Provisional Government
Ėmmanuil Ionovich Kviring
Politician
Otto Dov Kulka
Historian
Hubert Pilčík
Shinmon Aoki
Japanese writer
Shigeto Ikehara
Manga artist
UEDA Eishun
Politician
Eishun Ueda
Politician
Shintaro Uda
Japanese inventor
Bernard Vogler
French historian
Johann Appler
German Politician
Christian Schmidt
High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tony Wegas
Austrian singer
Karl Stauffer
Author
Jens Hilbert
Entrepreneur
Bettina Wölfel
Graphic artist ‧ Ursula Wölfel's daughter
Niculae Bădălău
Former Member of the Senate of Romania
Marin Dună
Romanian footballer
Rudolf Strejček
Czech weightlifter
Menno Vroom
Joško Popović
Football player
Endre Grastyán
Hungarian medical doctor
Nadir Korichi
Football player
Lou Dijkstra
Olympic athlete
Filipp Vigel
