The name of a Zen temple (Kyorozan Ikeizan) on Tsushima Island. It was founded by Keitei Genso in 1580. It is currently Seizan-ji Temple of the Rinzai sect of the Nanzen-ji school in Kokubu, Izuhara -cho , Tsushima City, Nagasaki Prefecture. During the Edo period, the shogunate dispatched sekigaku (scholarly monks) from the Five Mountains to handle correspondence with Korea and the reception of envoys from Korea. It was abolished in 1868 . Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
対馬にあった禅寺(瞎驢山以酊禅庵)の称。天正八年(一五八〇)景轍玄蘇が開創。現在の長崎県対馬市厳原(いずはら)町国分の臨済宗南禅寺派西山寺にあたる。江戸時代、幕府は五山の碩学(せきがく)(=学僧)をここに派遣して、朝鮮との往復書簡のことや朝鮮からの使者の接待のことなどにあたらせた。慶応四年(一八六八)廃止。
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