Gugyoji Temple

Japanese: 弘経寺 - ぐぎょうじ
Gugyoji Temple

...However, the last temple to be established, Fukagawa Reiganji, was founded in the 24th year of the Kan'ei era (1st year of the Kan'ei era), so the system was established after that. The 18 temples that were established in this way are, in order of their founding, Sagami Kamakura Komyo-ji, Musashi Konosu Shogan-ji (Konosu City, Saitama Prefecture), Hitachi Urizura Jofuku-ji (Urizure Town, Naka District, Ibaraki Prefecture), Edo Shiba Zojo-ji, Shimousa Iinuma Kokyo-ji (Mitsukaido City, Ibaraki Prefecture), Shimousa Kogane Tozen-ji (Matsudo City, Chiba Prefecture), Kazusa Oyumi Daigan-ji (Chiba City), Musashi Kawagoe Renkei-ji (Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture), Musashi Takiyama Daizen-ji (Hachioji City, Tokyo), Musashi Iwatsuki These were Jokoku-ji Temple (Iwatsuki City, Saitama Prefecture), Hitachi Edosaki Dainen-ji Temple (Edosaki Town, Inashiki District, Ibaraki Prefecture), Ueno Tatebayashi Zendo-ji Temple (Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture), Shimousa Yuki Kokyo-ji Temple (Yuki City, Ibaraki Prefecture), Edo Honjo Ryozen-ji Temple (Sumida Ward, Tokyo), Edo Shitaya Banzui-in Temple (Koganei City, Tokyo, formerly Asakusa Kanyoshi-cho, Taito Ward), Edo Koishikawa Denzu-in Temple, Ueno Shinden Daiko-in Temple (Ota City, Gunma Prefecture), and Edo Fukagawa Reigan-ji Temple (Koto Ward, Tokyo). As places of learning, the danrin eventually played a part in the administration under the shogunate's control over temples, and, although there were some changes, became the center of religious administration.

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Kokeiji Temple" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…しかし最後にできた深川霊巌寺は24年(寛永1)の開山であるので,制度としての確立はそれ以降のことである。かくして成立した十八檀林は,開山の年代順に相模鎌倉光明寺,武蔵鴻巣勝願寺(埼玉県鴻巣市),常陸瓜連常福寺(茨城県那珂郡瓜連町),江戸芝増上寺,下総飯沼弘経寺(茨城県水海道市),下総小金東漸寺(千葉県松戸市),上総生実(おゆみ)大巌寺(千葉市),武蔵川越蓮馨寺(埼玉県川越市),武蔵滝山大善寺(東京都八王子市),武蔵岩槻浄国寺(埼玉県岩槻市),常陸江戸崎大念寺(茨城県稲敷郡江戸崎町),上野館林善導寺(群馬県館林市),下総結城弘経寺(茨城県結城市),江戸本所霊山(りようぜん)寺(東京都墨田区),江戸下谷幡随院(東京都小金井市,もと台東区浅草神吉町),江戸小石川伝通院,上野新田大光院(群馬県太田市),江戸深川霊巌寺(東京都江東区)である。学問所としての檀林はやがて幕府の寺院統制下で行政の一端をにない,一,二の変動はあったが宗教行政の中心となった。…

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