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Kakure Kiri****an (****anese: 隠れキリシタン, lit. 'hidden Christians') is a
modern term for a
member of the
Catholic Church in ****an who went
underground at the...
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Kakure nenbutsu (隠れ念仏), or "hidden
Amida Buddhism", was a form of Jōdo Shinshū
Buddhism secretly practiced on the ****anese
island of Kyushu, in the Hitoyoshi...
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Kakurangers are each
named after a
legendary ninja and
master of the
Kakure Style (隠流,
Kakure-ryū) ninpō.
Before entering battle, they say "Hiding
among the...
- Many
Catholics went underground,
becoming hidden Christians (隠れキリシタン,
kakure kiri****an),
while others died. Only
after the
Meiji Restoration was Christianity...
- The
Kakure Rocks (67°57′S 44°47′E / 67.950°S 44.783°E / -67.950; 44.783) are two
rocky exposures along the east wall of
Shinnan Glacier, at the western...
- (
Kakure Kiri****ans) who were
present in the area
since the 16th century,
centered in the
village of Imamura. They were one of the very few
Kakure Kiri****an...
- for the
early history of
Roman Catholicism in ****an, or in
relation to
Kakure Kiri****an,
hidden Christians. However,
English sources on
histories of...
- A
depiction of
Madonna and
Child in a 19th-century
Kakure Kiri****an ****anese woodcut...
- However, Kiri****an (****anese Christian)
worship continued underground.
These Kakure Kiri****an (hidden Christians) were
tried at
every step,
forced to step...
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missionary sent to 17th-century ****an, who
endures ****cution in the time of
Kakure Kiri****an ("Hidden Christians") that
followed the
defeat of the Shimabara...
