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Hokke-shu Honmyoji (Honmyoji Temple, Hokke-shu Sect)

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A temple of the Jinmon-ryu branch of the Hokke-shu sect located in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture. Its mountain name is Choshu-zan. It has a history of being granted the status of a senior retainer (karō) by the Nagaoka domain lords of Echigo.

History

Founded in 1607 CE (Keichō 12) by the monk Nichiraku, who belonged to Honjō-ji, the head temple of the Hokke-shu Jinmon-ryu branch located within the territory of the Sanjō domain. During the tenure of the second abbot, Nichishō, the temple was relocated to the Nagaoka castle town, and then moved to its current location in 1650 CE (Manji 3). It was destroyed by fire during the Northern Echigo War but was rebuilt in 1902 CE (Meiji 35).

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