Tanjoji Temple

Japanese: 誕生寺 - たんじょうじ

[1] A Jodo sect temple in Kumenan-cho, Kume-gun, Okayama Prefecture. The mountain name is Tochikoso -san . It is located in the birthplace of the sect's founder, Honen, and was founded in 1193 by his disciple, Kumagai Renshobo Naozane. In 1578 , it was destroyed by the feudal lord Ukita Naoie for refusing to convert to Nichiren Buddhism, but was restored in 1622 by Jinkyou. [2] A Nichiren sect temple in Kamogawa-shi, Chiba Prefecture. It is a sacred temple (main temple) of the sect. The mountain name is Kominato-san. It was founded in 1276 by Nikke at the birthplace of Nichiren.

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Japanese:

[一] 岡山県久米郡久米南町にある浄土宗の寺。山号は栃社(とちこそ)山。宗祖法然誕生の地にあたり、建久四年（一一九三）その弟子熊谷蓮生坊直実が創建。天正六年（一五七八）日蓮宗への改宗を拒否したため領主宇喜多直家により破壊されたが、元和八年（一六二二）深誉により再興された。[二] 千葉県鴨川市にある日蓮宗の寺。同宗霊跡寺院（大本山）。山号は小湊山。建治二年（一二七六）日蓮誕生の地に日家(にっけ)が創建。

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