"Secretary of the Name of the Gods of Ise-Nisho-Taisho Shrine"

... Yukitada, who was well versed in the Shinto classics and had a wide knowledge of the history of the shrine, studied various Chinese texts, including those of Laozi and Zhuangzi, and also absorbed knowledge of esoteric Buddhism, laying the foundations for the teachings of Ise Shinto. The first volume of the Ise Nishodai Jingu Shinmei Hisho, written in 1285 (Kōan 8), clarified the early Ise Shinto teachings, centered on the Shinto Gobusho, and had a great influence on later Shintoists. The first volume of the Koro Kujitsuden, compiled around 1299 (Shoan 1), is an important book that compiles the family traditions of the Watarai clan on various issues related to the shrine. In addition, there are many Shinto books that are thought to have been written by Yukitada, although there is no clear evidence. ...

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "Ise Nishojingu Shrine Divine Name Secretary" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…神祇の古典に通じ，神宮の故実に広い知識をもっていた行忠は，老荘をはじめとするさまざまな漢籍を学び，密教の知識も吸収して，伊勢神道の教説の基礎を築いた。1285年(弘安8)に著した《伊勢二所太神宮神名秘書》1巻は，《神道五部書》を中心とする初期の伊勢神道の所説を明確にしたものとして，のちの神道家たちに大きな影響を与え，99年(正安1)ころにまとめられた《古老口実（くじつ）伝》1巻は，神宮のさまざまな問題についての度会氏の家伝をまとめたものとして，重要な書である。そのほか，明確な証拠はないが，行忠の手になったものとみられる神道書は少なくない。…

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