〘Noun〙 A Buddhist ceremony to pray for rebirth in the Pure Land. ※Kujosha Honhobutsushu (around 1179) 7 "The saying that one should atone for the hindrances of karma and attain the path of Buddhism is as Eikan of Zenrinji Temple wrote in his private notes on the seventh stage of the Ojo-ko lecture." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 極楽浄土に往生することを願って行なう念仏の法会。※九冊本宝物集(1179頃)七「業障をさんげして仏道をなるべしと申は、禅林寺の永観が七段の往生講の私記に云しがごとし」
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