〘 noun 〙 Buddhism practiced among people who do not become monks but live a lay life while converting to Buddhism and practicing asceticism. In India, there are religious sects of lay people in contrast to religious sects of monks, and this is said to be one of the reasons for the rise of Mahayana Buddhism. In China and Japan, the Byakurensha and Kangakkai sects are examples of this. → Koji② Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 出家しないで、在家生活を送りながら、仏教に帰依し修行する人たちの間で行なわれる仏教。インドでは出家の教団に対し在家の教団があって、これが大乗仏教勃興の一因といわれる。中国、日本では白蓮社の結衆や勧学会の結衆はその一例。→居士(こじ)②
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