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Enichi-ji (恵日寺) is a
Buddhist temple of the Shingon-shu Buzan-ha sect in the town of Bandai, Yama District, ****ushima Prefecture, ****an. The
temple was...
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Gozan or "five
great Zen
temples of Kyoto". Its
honorary sangō
prefix is
Enichi-san (慧日山). Tō****u-ji was
founded in 1236 by the
imperial chancellor Kujō...
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Enichi Temple.
Several routes for
visiting Azumayama Shrine have been established, all
originating from the main
temple of the
Enichi shrine....
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under the
control of the
powerful Buddhist temple of
Enichi-ji
during the
Heian period. However,
Enichi-ji
sided with the
Taira clan
during the
Genpei War...
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authors list (link)
Enichi Ōchō, 横超慧日 (1987). Sōgō Bukkyō
daijiten (in ****anese). Vol. 1. Sōgō Bukkyō...
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Expressway Oliver,
British Columbia,
Canada Bandai-Asahi
National Park
Enichi-ji,
noted Buddhist temple and
National Historic Site
Mount Bandai Bandai...
- in the ****anese
Buddhist Tradition,
Oxford University Press, 2008 p.177.
Enichi Ocho et al., 総合佛教大辞典 (Kyoto: Hozokan, 1987), 523.
Bunei Tsunoda, 平安時代史事典...
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sorted by prefecture. Kanjizai-ji Eihei-ji
Nanzoin Shō****u-ji Jōten-ji
Enichi-ji Eihō-ji Shōgen-ji Shōhō-ji Ankoku-ji Buttsū-ji Myōō-in Antai-ji Chōkō-ji...
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Chinese monarch Comments 630–632
Jomei Inugami no
Mitasuki (犬上御田鍬)
Kusushi Enichi (藥師惠日)
Taizong Accompanied on
return by Tang
emissary Gao
Biaoren (高表仁)...
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Cimin ****ri (Chinese: 慈悞慧日, pinyin: Címǐn Huìrì; ****anese:
Jimin Enichi, c. 680–748) was a
figure in
Chinese Pure Land
Buddhism and the
founder of the...
