〘Noun〙 (From the fact that the sect's principle is to chant the name of Amida Buddha with all one's heart) Another name for Shinshu given by other sects. Ikko-Ichinen-shu. Monto-shu. ※Rennyo's writings (1461-98) 1 "It is not right to call our own sect the Ikko-shu." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (一向に阿彌陀仏を念ずることを宗旨とするところから) 他宗よりつけられた真宗の別称。一向一念宗。門徒宗。※蓮如御文章(1461‐98)一「あながちに我流を一向宗となのることは」
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