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Chozen-ji Temple
甘楽町
The site of a Shingon Buddhist training ground founded by the monk Kuuzen during the Heian period, now designated as a municipal historical site.
History
In the mid-Heian period, the monk Kuuzen, born in Yamato Province, practiced at this location. In 969 CE (Anwa 2), he founded Kokushu-zan Zengyo-ji as a Shingon training ground. In 1312 CE (Showa 1), the ninth-generation abbot, Koen, relocated the temple to the Imperial Tea Garden. In 1658 CE (Manji 1), the nineteenth-generation abbot, Gokei, donated the temple to the Oda clan, the ruling lords of the domain.
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