Senjuji Temple

Japanese: 専修寺 - せんじゅじ

[1] A Shinshu Takada-ha temple in Takada, Ninomiya-cho, Haga-gun, Tochigi Prefecture. The mountain name is Takadasan. It is a branch temple of Senshu - ji Temple in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture. It was founded in 1225 with Shinran as its founder. It was a temple built at the request of Emperor Go-Horikawa. In 1465, the 10th abbot , Shin'e, moved the temple's foundations to Ise Province (Mie Prefecture) and it became a branch temple. Shimotsuke Honji Temple. Takada Senshu-ji Temple. [2] The head temple of the Shinshu Takada-ha temple in Isshinden-cho, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture. The mountain name is Takadasan. The correct name is Senshu Amida-ji Temple. It began when Shin'e moved the foundations of Senshu-ji Temple in Shimotsuke Province ( Tochigi Prefecture) in 1465. In 1511 , Emperor Go-Kashiwabara's second son, Prince Machi, entered the temple and it became a monzeki temple. The temple's collection of works by Shinran, "Seiho Shinansho" and "Sanjo Wasan," are national treasures. Muryojuji Temple. Isshinden Mido (palace).

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Japanese:

[一] 栃木県芳賀郡二宮町高田にある真宗高田派の寺。山号は高田山。三重県津市にある専修寺の別院。親鸞(しんらん)を開山に嘉祿元年（一二二五）創建。後堀河天皇の勅願寺。寛正六年（一四六五）十世真慧(しんえ)が寺基を伊勢国（三重県）に移し、その別院となった。下野本寺(しもつけほんじ)。高田専修寺。[二] 三重県津市一身田(いしんでん)町にある真宗高田派の本山。山号は高田山。正称は専修阿彌陀寺。下野国（栃木県）の専修寺の寺基を寛正六年（一四六五）真慧が移したのに始まる。永正八年（一五一一）後柏原天皇の第二皇子真智が入山して以来門跡寺となった。所蔵する親鸞筆の「西方指南抄」「三帖和讚」は国宝。無量寿寺。一身田御堂（御殿）。

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