In Part 3 of the CHP ten-part history of tea series we look at the life of the Tea Saint, Lu Yu and his great work The Classic of Tea.    TERMS FROM THIS EPISODE Lu Yu  陆羽  Lu Yu Cha Jing茶经 The Classic of Tea Shen Nong  神农  Shen Nong, the Divine Farmer Tianmen 天门  Birthplace of Lu Yu Hubei ren  湖北人  someone from Hubei Longgai Temple  龙盖寺  Dragon Cloud Monastery Chan Buddhist  禅宗  Better known as Zen Buddhism Li Qiwu  李齐物  Tang royal who served as governor in Tianmen Zou Fuzi  邹老夫子  One of Lu Yu's earliest teachers and tea masters Cui Guofu  崔国辅  Tang official who replaced Li Qiwu and served as another mentor of Lu Yu Jiangsu  江苏  Province in the east of China Zhejiang  浙江  Province just south of Jiangsu Jiangxi  江西  Province south of Zhejiang Miaoxi Monastery  妙喜寺Buddhist monastery located in Huzhou. Huzhou  湖州  City in Jiangsu Jiao Ran  皎然  Chan monk Wang Bao  王褒  Western Han individual involved in a contract for a servant Yan Zhenqing  颜真卿  Tang scholar, calligrapher and official Lu Tong  卢仝  The great poet and bon vivant Daizong Emperor  唐代宗  Tang emperor from 762-779 Dezong Emperor  德宗帝  Tang emperor from 779-805 Yongzheng Emperor 雍正帝 Qing emperor from 1722-1735 Lu Tingcan  陆廷灿  A Tea Immortal, known for his Sequel to the Cha Jing Cha Xian   茶仙  Tea Immortal Xu Cha Jing  续茶经  The Sequel to the Classic of Tea Xia Dynasty  夏朝  The mythical Xia Dynasty Zhongguo Cha wenhua  中国茶文化 Chinese Tea Culture Ba Shu  巴蜀  The Ba Shu State in Sichuan Zhou Gong  周公 The Duke of Zhou Sima Xiangru  司马相如  The poetess from Qionglai in Sichuan Jin Dynasty  晉朝  The Jin Dynasty Hongzhi Era  弘治时代 The Ming dynasty Hongzhi emperor’s era 1487-1505 Abbot Zhiji 智积禅师  Stepfather to Lu Yu and Abbot of the Longgai Monastery Nanling River  南凌河 River north of Yangzhou famous for its water Tang Taizong  唐太宗  Tang emperor Taizong (Li Shimin) Yue qi  越器  Yue ware from Yuezhou near Shaoxing Xing ware  邢窑  Xing ware from Hebei Nanbei Chao  南北朝  The Southern and Northern Dynasty Period Longmen  龙门 City in Shaanxi where Sima Qian was born