〘Noun〙① Buddhist term. The true essence of the teachings. The main point. ※Kyogyoshinsho (1224) vol. 2: “It is also said that chanting the name of Amida Buddha is the same as Shinshu.” ② Abbreviation of “Jodo Shinshu (Pure Land True Buddhism).” ※Rennyo Gosho (1461-98) vol. 1: “Therefore, the essential element of the teachings of the founder and saint is this single faith. Not knowing this is a sign of another school, and knowing this is a sign of Shinshu.” Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙① 仏語。真実の教えの心。本旨。※教行信証(1224)二「又云二念仏成仏是真宗一」② 「じょうどしんしゅう(浄土真宗)」の略。※蓮如御文章(1461‐98)一「しかれば祖師聖人御相伝一流の肝要はただこの信心ひとつにかぎれり。これをしらざるをもて他門とし、これをしれるをもて真宗のしるしとす」
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