Case 63: Nanquan Killed the Cat
- Title in Sullivan (2021): Nanquan Killed the Cat
- Title in Cleary and Cleary (1992): Nan Ch’uan Kills a Cat
- Title in Sekida (2005): Nansen Cuts the Cat in Two
- Named characters (in Pinyin):
- Nanquan
- Zhaozhou Congshen (778-897)
- Named characters (in Wade-Giles):
- Nan Ch’uan
- Chao Chou
- Named characters (in Japanese):
- Nansen
- Jōshū
- Other koan collections:
- The Gateless Barrier, Case #14
- The Book of Equanimity, Case #9
- The True Dharma Eye, Case #181
- Seonmun yeomsong seolhwa, Case #207
- Historical commentaries:
- Chan Masters Miaozong, Baochi and Zukui (contained in Zen Echoes, Beata Grant, 2017)
- Hakuin Ekaku and Tenkei Denson (contained in Secrets of the Blue Cliff Record, Thomas Clearly, 2002)
- Modern commentaries:
- Matthew Juksan Sullivan (contained in The Garden of Flowers and Weeds, 2021)
- Gyomay Kubose (contained in Zen Koans, page 254, 1973)
- Seung Sahn Sunim (contained in The Compass of Zen, page 382, 1997)
- Gerry Shishin Wick (contained in The Book of Equanimity, 2005)
- John Daido Loori (contained in The True Dharma Eye, 2005)
- John Fraser (dharma talk)
- Dainin Katagiri (audio dharma talk)
- Kokyo Henkel (audio dharma talk)
- Norman Fischer (audio dharma talk)
- Shinge Sherry Chayat (audio dharma talk)
- Kurt Spellmeyer (audio dharma talk)
- Karin Kempe (audio dharma talk)
- Ken Morgareidge (audio dharma talk)
- Kritee (audio dharma talk)
- Tim Burnett (audio dharma talk)
- Geoffrey Shugen Arnold (audio dharma talk)
- Genjo Marinello (audio dharma talk)
- Peter Seishin Wohl (video dharma talk)
- Shikai Zuiko (zen box)
- Yamada Kôun (dharma talk with paywall)
- Scholarly commentary:
- Steven Heine (contained in Like Cats and Dogs, page 24, 2014)
- T. Griffith Foulk (contained in The Kōan: Texts and Contexts in Zen Buddhism, Heine and Wright eds., pages 29 and 33, 2000)