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Haibutsu kishaku (廃仏毀釈) (literally "abolish
Buddhism and
destroy Shākyamuni") is a term that
indicates a
current of
thought continuous in ****an's history...
- (神仏判然令,
Shinbutsu Hanzenrei) of 1868. This
order triggered the
haibutsu kishaku, a
violent anti-Buddhist
movement that
caused the
forcible closure of thousands...
- government's Buddhism/Shinto
separation initiatives "Shinbutsu bunri", "Haibutsu
kishaku", and the 1868
Temple Ordinance.
Until that time, it was
common in ****an...
-
destruction of
various Buddhist temples and
related violence (haibutsu
kishaku). Furthermore, a new
State Shinto had to be
constructed for the purpose...
- the
creed imported in the mid-1500s by
Catholic missionaries".
Haibutsu kishaku Shinbutsu bunri Shinbutsu kakuri Shimabara Rebellion Crypto-Christianity...
- parishioners. This
religious ****cution of Buddhism,
known as
haibutsu kishaku (literally: "abolish
Buddhism and
destroy Shākyamuni"), saw the destruction...
- with
shinbutsu bunri ("separation of kami and buddhas") or with
haibutsu kishaku ("abolish
buddhas and
destroy Shākyamuni"),
which are
phenomena recurrent...
-
created are
considered to be one of the
primary causes of the
haibutsu kishaku, a
violent and
spontaneous movement that at the
beginning of the Meiji...
-
artifacts that
would otherwise have been destro****
under the
Haibutsu kishaku movement. For
these achievements, the
Emperor Meiji of ****an decorated...
- well as by the
Meiji era anti-buddhist ****cutions
known as
haibutsu kishaku (abolish
Buddhism and
destroy Shākyamuni). Some
Shingon temples that were...
