Ojo-in Temple

Japanese: 往生院 - おうじょういん

[1] A temple located in Saga Toriimoto, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City. According to the Tale of the Heike and other sources, Takiguchi Nyudo, Gion, and Gionna retired to this world. In 1895 , Gion-ji Temple was built on the site of their hermitage. [2] An independent Jodo sect temple located in Rokumanji-cho, Higashi-Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture. Its mountain name is Ganryu -san . It was founded by Gyoki during the Tenpyo era ( 729-749 ). It was originally called Rokuman-ji Temple. In 1348 , Kusunoki Masayuki took refuge here, and it was burned down during the Battle of Shijonawate. Ojo-in Rokuman-ji Temple. Rokuman-ji Temple.

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Japanese:

[一] 京都市右京区嵯峨鳥居本にあった寺。「平家物語」などによると、滝口入道、祇王、祇女らが遁世したという。明治二八年（一八九五）、その庵跡に祇王寺が建てられた。[二] 大阪府東大阪市六万寺町にある浄土系単立寺院。山号は岩滝(がんりゅう)山。天平年間（七二九‐七四九）行基の開創。はじめ六万寺といった。貞和四年（一三四八）楠木正行がこもり、四条畷(なわて)の戦で兵火を受ける。往生院六万寺。六万寺。

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