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Choshoin

湖西市鷲津384

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This is the head temple of the Jindon-ryu branch of the Nichiren sect, overseeing four sub-temples (tozu) including Choshoin.

History

Founded in 1383 CE by Nichinjin, the founding patriarch of the Jindon-ryu branch, who was traveling through the Tokai region. He refuted the teachings of a monk at Yakushi-do, who subsequently changed his name to Nichijou of Daijii-in. From this point on, Yakushi-do took the name Jorinzan Honko-ji and became the center for the propagation of the Nichiren sect in the region. During the Edo period, it was granted the status of a temple with an income of 100,000 koku and was permitted to use the three-leafed mallow crest of the Tokugawa shogunal family.

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