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Japanese: 日乾 - にちけん

1560-1635 Ada-Toyotomi - A monk from the early Edo period.
Born in 1666. A Nichiren sect acolyte under Nichiju at Honmanji Temple in Kyoto. After serving as the 13th abbot of Honmanji Temple, he became the 21st abbot of Kuonji Temple on Mount Minobu in 1604. He opened a congregation in Takagamine, Kyoto, and also participated in and won a debate against the No-receiving-No-giving school (Shinchi-douron) in Edo Castle. He passed away on October 27, 1626, at the age of 76. He was born in Wakasa (Fukui Prefecture). His secular surname was Tsukamoto, his pen name was Kojun, and his pen name was Jakushoin. His works include "Shumon Kokaku" and "Haokuki."

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1560－1635　織豊-江戸時代前期の僧。
永禄(えいろく)3年生まれ。日蓮宗。京都本満寺の日重に師事。本満寺13世をへて慶長7年身延山久遠寺21世となる。京都鷹峰(たかがみね)に檀林(だんりん)をひらき,また江戸城での不受不施派との対論(身池対論)に出席して勝利した。寛永12年10月27日死去。76歳。若狭(わかさ)(福井県)出身。俗姓は塚本。字(あざな)は考順。号は寂照院。著作に「宗門綱格」「破奥記」など。

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