Byodoji (Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi)
| Byodoji | |
|---|---|
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| The location | Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto Toru Matsubara Karasuma east 728, Inabadochou to go up that is included |
| Position | 34°59'N 58.1 seconds 135°45'E 37.0 seconds / 34.999472 degrees N 135.760278 degrees E coordinate: 34°59'N 58.1 seconds 135°45'E 37.0 seconds / 34.999472 degrees N 135.760278 degrees E |
| Mountain | 福聚山 |
| Denomination | Shingon Buddhism intellect mountain group |
| Principal idol | The Buddha of Healing |
| The foundation year | Choho five years (1003) |
| The open basis | Tachibana white-glazed earthenware pan |
| Another name | Inaba temple, Inaba doctor |
| Label places | The capital thirty-three temples Kannon hallowed ground 27th The Kyoto 13 Buddha hallowed ground seventh The Kyoto 12 doctor hallowed ground first |
| Cultural assets | Wooden The Buddha of Healing statue others (important cultural property) |
Byodoji (a thumbtack is shaken) is a temple of the Shingon Buddhism intellect mountain group in Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi. The mountain is 福聚山. The man himself is The Buddha of Healing. It is got close in Inaba temple, the name of the Inaba doctor. Kannondo (I enshrine a Kannon with eleven faces image) is a 27th bill place of the capital thirty-three temples Kannon hallowed ground. The Kyoto 13 Buddha hallowed ground seventh.
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History
An origin of the foundation is written in "Inaba temple omen" ("Yamashiro name Katsushi" 所収), "Inaba temple omen picture scroll" (Tokyo National Museum storehouse). There is some difference in contents between the omen by books, but is the almost following story. After the major general Tachibana white-glazed earthenware pan (ゆきひら) which was a grandchild of the chief councillor of state Tachibana antiquarianism (Tachibana quit it, and fall) finishing (997 years), the job as the Inaba provincial governor for Chotoku era three years, and being going to return to Kyoto, I suffered from heavy illness. At a certain night, a noble Buddhist priest appears in the dream of the white-glazed earthenware pan and says, "you drifted to 浦 of dew Tsu (かろのつ) to congratulate of the Inaba country because there is a noble piece of wood, and it saves all creatures from the French country (India), and raise it". When I gave a fisherman of dew Tsu that a white-glazed earthenware pan congratulated an order and raised the thing which glittered in the waves, it was an image of the The Buddha of Healing of the equal body. After enshrining this doctor image, the illness of the white-glazed earthenware pan was cured and was able to return to Kyoto. This doctor image was one of the forty nine temples built in Mt.Hiei of the Buddhist temple of the T-cloth (India), a principal idol of the northeastern medical treatment House. The white-glazed earthenware pan promised to reach a doctor image sometime soon in Kyoto and left Inaba, but time when it had a long it was over while there was not an opportunity to visit Inaba afterwards. It is April 7 (1003), and there is a person knocking on the door of the mansion of the white-glazed earthenware pan afterwards for Choho five years. It was the doctor image which it flew in the thin air from Inaba all the way, and came over when I opened a door. The white-glazed earthenware pan enshrined a doctor image in the mansion of Takatsuji Karasuma. It is said that this is the origin of Inaba doctor Byodoji. In addition, I do the age that a The Buddha of Healing image was raised with (959 years) for virtue of an emperor three years, and the white-glazed earthenware pan goes and worships at Inaba country Ichinomiya in an Imperial command, and there is the omen that got sick when I was going to return to Kyoto. The white-glazed earthenware pan which should have been enshrined in Yakushi-ji Temple of the family temple of staying in the locale powerful family, Inaba that the Inaba country had the Physician of Souls for another view is said to Kyoto that I carried it away.
In disfavor with a way of stress of the temple power in the Southern capital, it was forbidden erecting the temple any place other than To-ji Temple, the west temple which was a court-built temple in Heiankyo. But, in noble 持仏堂, erection was accepted. The main hall of a temple is equivalent to this, too. In addition, the erection of the town temple (Tsujido) such as a hexagon temple (top law temple) and the leather temple (line wish temple) was accepted, too. It is representative of the town temple where the Inaba temple collected the faith of townsfolk along with these.
The title of Buddhist temple of Byodoji was granted in (1171) in the Shoan era first year by the Emperor Takakura.
Cultural assets
- Important cultural property (country designation)
- Wooden The Buddha of Healing statue
- I impress it (1213) in the wooden Buddha statue Kenpo first year
- Wooden Nyoirin Kannon sedentary image
Sham
"Inaba temple," "Kanazu" comes up as the stage in plural Noh comedies "a master craftsman of Buddhist image" "a ridge-end tile" "Rokujizo".
Location
- Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi Toru Matsubara Karasuma east 728, Inabadochou [1] to go up that is included
Footnote
- About the indication of the ^ address, "I go up authority of ignorance gate Matsubara" other than (4travel) "going up holding the Toru Matsubara Karasuma east" (KYOTO Design), and there is the notation called (sightseeing in Kyoto Navi) where "the east going up authority of Karasuma Matsubara enters", but points to the all same point.
References
- "Place name Heibonsha Publishers Ltd. of history place name outline Kyoto-shi, Japan", 1979
- "Tsunogawa Japan place name Dictionary Kyoto" Kadokawa Shoten
- Toshinori Takemura "Showa Kyoto pictorial description of noted places inside of the capital city" 駸々堂, 1984
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