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Shinran (親鸞, May 21, 1173 –
January 16, 1263) was a ****anese
Buddhist monk, who was born in Hino (now a part of Fushimi, Kyoto) at the
turbulent close...
- the
former Tendai ****anese monk
Shinran. Shin
Buddhism is the most
widely practiced branch of
Buddhism in ****an.
Shinran (1173–1263)
lived during the late...
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focused traditions established by Hōnen's
followers (mainly Jōdo-shū, and
Shinran's Jōdo Shinshū)
became the
largest Buddhist tradition in ****an and remain...
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Essential Shinran: A
Buddhist Path of True
Entrusting is a
compilation of p****ages from the
writings and life
story of
Shinran Shonin.
Shinran, who wrote...
- Buddhism. It is a key
concept in the
thought of
Shinran (1173–1263), the
founder of Jōdo Shinshū.
Shinran's concept of
shinjin is
rooted in the
concept of...
- the
Buddhist leader Shinran on
twelve folding screens for
display at the East
Hongan Temple in Kyoto. The
paintings include Shinran and Hōnen
wading through...
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Temple of the Jōdo Shinshū sect of Buddhism, and
descendant of
founder Shinran. Jodo
Shinshu Buddhists often referred to him as the
restorer of the sect...
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Shinran: Path to
Purity (親鸞 白い道,
Shinran:
Shiroi michi) is a 1987 ****anese
drama film
directed by Rentarō Mikuni,
based on Mikuni's
novel of the same name...
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Buddhist text
generally thought to have been
written by Yuien, a
disciple of
Shinran. In the Tannishō,
Yuien is
concerned about the
rising doctrinal divergences...
- The ****anese form of Pure Land Buddhism,
under the
teachers Hōnen and
Shinran,
believed that only
entrusting faith toward the Amitābha
Buddha was a fruitful...
