Long mother temple

Long mother temple
The location	3-13-71, Yada, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Position	35°11'N 49.14 seconds 136°56'E 41.76 seconds / 35.1969833 degrees N 136.9449333 degrees E / 35.1969833, a 136.9449333 coordinate: 35°11'N 49.14 seconds 136°56'E 41.76 seconds / 35.1969833 degrees N 136.9449333 degrees E / 35.1969833, 136.9449333
Mountain	Soul Washiyama
Religion	Rinzai sect
Denomination	Tofuku-ji Temple group
Principal idol	Amitabha
The foundation year	Jisho era three years (1179)
The open basis	Shigetada Yamada
The official name	Soul Takeru Washiyama mother temple
Label places	The Owari thirty-three different types of the Goddess of Mercy 28th
Cultural assets	Wooden Buddhist temple without a resident priest chief bonze of a temple sedentary image
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A long mother temple (ちょうぼじ) is a temple of the Rinzai sect Tofuku-ji Temple group in Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi. The mountain is soul Washiyama. The man himself is Amitabha.

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History

I was founded in (1179) for Jisho era three years by the open basis of Shigetada Yamada who was the feudal lord of this ground. I belonged to Tendai sect at first and claimed a tortoise bell artubus tail temple, but it was in a Zen Buddhism temple since Ichien Mujuu did becoming a Buddhist priest in (1263) for Kocho era three years, and a mountain, a title of Buddhist temple was checked to a current thing and bloomed so as to count subordinate temple 93 temple at one time. In addition, the Buddhist temple without a resident priest writes "正應年中萬歳楽" other than "a collection of sand and gravel" in this temple, and it is said that this was the origin of viva Owari. ^[1] I get the faith of the samurai family from generation to generation in the Middle Ages, and it is cost a pittance, and there is it at the time when glebe forfeits it by a land survey conducted by Toyotomi Hideyoshi of (from 1593 to 1596) in the Bunroku year and declined at one time, but Zen priest, 雪渓恵恭 revives glebe by a life of feudal lord Mitsutomo Tokugawa from Hojo, Ashikaga, Oda for the Owari feudal clan second generation in (1682) for in the first half Tenna two years in the Edo era.

Chronological table

• Jisho era three years (1179): I am founded by Shigetada Yamada
• Kocho era three years (1263): Ichien Mujuu climbing a mountain
• Tenna two years (1682): It is revived by 雪渓恵恭
• Meiwa four years (1767): By the Yada River rip caused by the heavy rain, I am separated by Moriyama
• 1891 (1891): The main hall of a Buddhist temple collapses by a strong tail earthquake (I rebuild it afterwards)

Cultural assets

Important cultural property

• Wooden Buddhist temple without a resident priest chief bonze of a temple sedentary image [²]
• No Suminodo dawn writing brush document [²]
  • 六祖偈
  • Letter left behind (Kagen March 7, 3)
  • Description of dream　

Registration tangible cultural property

• The main hall of a Buddhist temple [³]
• The main gate of a Buddhist temple [⁴]
• 庫裏 [⁵]

Location

3-13-71, Yada, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi

Traffic

• It is a 5-minute walk from Meitetsu Seto Line Yada Station
• Nagoya municipal subway Meijo Line・Guideway Bus Shidami LineNagoyadomemae-Yada StationA 10-minute walk from から

Source

1. ^ former Moriyama village, long mother temple
2. ^ ^{a b} "Country designated cultural assets". Nagoya-shi. July 17, 2016 reading.
3. The ^ "long mother temple main hall of a Buddhist temple." The databases (Agency for Cultural Affairs) such as country designated cultural assets. July 17, 2016 reading.
4. The ^ "long mother temple main gate of a Buddhist temple." The databases (Agency for Cultural Affairs) such as country designated cultural assets. July 17, 2016 reading.
5. ^ "long mother temple Buddhist priests' living quarters." The databases (Agency for Cultural Affairs) such as country designated cultural assets. July 17, 2016 reading.

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