Zendoji (Kurume-shi)
| Zendoji | |
|---|---|
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| The location | 550, Zendojimachiiida, Kurume-shi, Fukuoka |
| Position | 33°19'N 48.1 seconds A 130°36'E 13.7 seconds coordinate: 33°19'N 48.1 seconds 130°36'E 13.7 seconds |
| Mountain | Mt. Inoue |
| Denomination | The Jodo sect of Buddhism |
| Status of a Buddhist temple | Great Motoyama |
| Principal idol | Amitabha |
| The foundation year | Kencho era two years (1191) |
| The open basis | Saint light holy priest (the valve head) |
| Cultural assets | The main hall of a Buddhist temple, Daimon, 大庫裏 others (important cultural property) Our country founder of a religious sect biography explanation on a picture scroll, temple bell (Fukuoka designated cultural assets) |
Zendoji (ぜんどうじ) is a temple of the Mt. Jodo sect of Buddhism Omoto in Kurume-shi, Fukuoka proper guidance Teramachi. The mountain is Mt. Inoue. The another name of the nobleman who erected a temple is the House of light. The man himself is Amitabha.
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History
It is said that I was founded (Kencho era two years) in 1191 by the creator of Saint light holy priest (the valve head), the open basis of Chikugo provincial governor Nagahira Kusano (uncle of 一向俊聖). I claimed Komyo-ji Temple at first, but was changed to Zendoji (Kenpo five years) in 1217.
I was destroyed by fire, but it was revived with faith of Yanagawa feudal lord Tanaka early in the Edo era in the Muromachi era by flames of war. It is made 歓請 東照権現宮 which assumes Ieyasu Tokugawa an enshrined deity in (1616) for Genna two years by Tadamasa Tanaka [1]. It is in "number of the Tanaka Chikugo shogun's daughter who married a retainer family regular Tomoyuki" with "五百石六斗五舛善導寺".
Tanaka became 無嗣断絶 and came to belong to the Kurume feudal clan territory when Chikugo country was divided by Yanagawa feudal clan and the Kurume feudal clan and received protection of Kurume feudal lord Arima and prospered as Kyushu University Motoyama of the Jodo sect of Buddhism. A hall of the erection is left in the very large precincts now in much Edo era.
Cultural assets
Important cultural property
- The main hall of a Buddhist temple
- Gabled and hipped roof production of books tile-roofing. It is largest for a wooden Buddhist temple left in the Kyushu district in seven ken of front, large-scale Buddhist temple of eight ken of sides (expresses the number between the pillar in "the interval"). Erection of Tenmei era six years (1786).
- Daimon
- A gable four-foot gate. Erection of go-between four years (1651).
- 大庫裏
- House with a fireplace
- Hall
- Study
- A position dormitory and meeting place
- Middle storehouse
- It is building group for the residence of the Buddhist priest who five are collected in the main hall of a Buddhist temple east side, and is built of 大庫裏以下. I was rebuilt after a fire of (1748) at (the mid-18th century) in the age of an emperor year for Enkyo era five years.
- Wooden proper guidance Great Teacher sedentary image
- 木造大紹正宗国師坐像
- I pass through outlook on deep-blue paper gold paint Fugen
Fukuoka designated cultural assets
- Our country founder of a religious sect biography explanation on a picture scroll
- Temple bell
Footnote
- "The Japanese history place name outline" assumes that ^ "Miki Tokugawa" has this article.
References
- "The place name of history place name outline Vol. 41, Fukuoka, Japan" (October 20, 2004 first edition, Heibonsha Publishers Ltd.)
- "The Yanagawa history document collection third collection of, Yanagawa feudal clan Tachibanas rich book" (1998)
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