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Zenkaiji

宮津市日置

A Rinzai sect temple in Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture, affiliated with the Myoshinji school. Its mountain name is Hyakujōzan. It is considered the family temple of the Hiki clan.

History

Founded during the Heian period in the Jōgan era as the Tendai sect temple Jufuku-in. It was revived during the Northern and Southern Courts period and re-established in the Jitoku era by the monk Meikō of Tōfukuji, converting to the Rinzai sect and changing its name to Hyakujōzan Zenkaiji. It was restored in the early Edo period by the monk Betsugen and became part of the Rinzai Myoshinji school.

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