〘Noun〙 A sect of Shugendo. Its founder was Zoyo, a Dharma grandson of the Tendai sect monk Enchin, and its head temple is Shogoin in Kyoto. Also called the Honzan faction. Head temple. ※Konohagoromo (1832), Vol. 1: "The mountain priests under the Shogoin temple gates are called the Honzan faction, and the branch sect of Sanboin is called the Tozan faction." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 修験道の一派。天台宗の僧円珍の法孫、増誉を祖とし、京都聖護院を本山とするもの。本山方とも。本山。※木葉衣(1832)上「聖護院御門下の山伏衆、これを本山派と云ひ、三宝院御末派なるを当山派と唱ふ」
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