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Shimo-no-Bō (Lower Temple)
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A Nichiren Shōshū temple located in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, with the mountain name Dai-nichi-renge-zan (Great Sun Lotus Mountain). It is named "Shimo-no-Bō" (Lower Temple) in contrast to Daiishi-ji, which is referred to as "Ue-no-Bō" (Upper Temple).
History
Founded in 1289 by Nichikō, the second patriarch, with the founding patron being Namie Mitsuharu. It was revived in 1665 by Nichishun, the 19th patriarch, and relocated to its current site in 1787 by Nichijun, the 39th patriarch. After being destroyed by fire in 1946, the current main hall was newly built and completed in 1973.
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