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Sôken was a son of [[Hayashi Teiu]], born in [[Edo]]. In [[1846]], he became the 10th head of the Hayashi family and inherited the title of Daigaku-no-kami.

Sôken was a son of [[Hayashi Teiu]], born in [[Edo]]. In [[1846]], he became the 10th head of the Hayashi family and inherited the title of Daigaku-no-kami.

He died in [[1853]].

In [[1853]], he was one of a team of scholars and officials assigned by the shogunate to translate official diplomatic documents presented to the shogunate by [[Commodore Perry]].

 

Hayashi died later that year.

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