Jizang (549-623) is regarded as the founder of the Three-Treatise school. He lived through four dynasties: Southern Liang, Chen, Sui and Tang Dynasty. Under the invitation of Emperor Yang in Sui Dynasty (569-618), Jizang migrated from the south of the Yangtze River to the Guanzhong area in 599. He was first stationed in Shaoxing Jiaxiang Temple (591-599) and later moved to Jiangdu Huidi Temple (599), eventually settling in Chang' an Riyan Temple (599-618). He died in Chang' an Real Temple (623). From Jiangnan to Guanzhong, Jizang spread the thoughts of Three-Treatise school of Jiangnan back to Guanzhong. According to the The Summary and Brief of Lotus Sutra, the teaching of Jizang was focused on the one Mahayana doctrine. Scholars think that when Jizang migrated to Guanzhong, being influenced by the people of the capital preferring Lotus Sutra he had completely transformed his thought and faith. However, is that true? How and why did it happen? Why in his late years, as Three-Treatise school came into popularity, he switched instead to Lotus Sutra? Were the early days of Jizang influenced by the teachers of the Three- Treatise school in Jiangnan, who emphasized the Lotus Sutra? During the time of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, was the emphasis of the Lotus Sutra limited to Guanzhong? These are the focus of this article.