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Zennyu Ryuuou-sha
高野町高野山３３８
This shrine is enshrined on a small island within the lotus pond of the upper temple precincts (Danchi Garan) of Koyasan. It is beloved as a benevolent deity that protects Esoteric Buddhism.
History
It was once worshipped as the guardian deity of the Qinglong Temple in Chang'an, China. It is said to have been brought to Japan by Kobo Daishi (Kukai) upon his return from China, serving as a protective deity for Esoteric Buddhism. During the mid-Edo period, when a prolonged drought caused hardship for the people, a statue and Buddhist relics were enshrined through the donation of Jikou from Zuishou-in, and miraculous efficacy was reportedly manifested.
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What visitors say
A small shrine is enshrined in the middle of the lotus pond within the grounds of Kongobu-ji Temple. Visitors can cross a vermilion bridge over the pond to reach it, allowing for worship in a tranquil atmosphere.
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