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Chōgenji
小浜市小浜酒井８
A Nichiren sect temple located in Oba City, Fukui Prefecture, with the mountain name Mukoshima-zan. It is revered as the head temple of the Wakasa region and houses numerous cultural properties.
History
Founded in 1380 by Nichigen, the temple was later relocated to Mukoshima in Oba when Takeda Motomitsu constructed a castle. It gathered faith as the head temple of the Wakasa region and received substantial protection from the Kyogoku and Takeda clans. In the early modern period, Reijuin Nisshin ascended the mountain as the 13th head priest and propagated the teachings in various provinces.
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