II. Koshintō Senpōkyō Founded by Masai Yoshimitsu (1907–1970), and known for its claim to be related to the tradition of "ancient Shinto" (Koshintō). Kōso...
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religion Ossetian native religion Punjabi folk religion Tharu religion Koshintō (Historical) Shinto Izumo-taishakyo Shinbutsu-shugo Konkōkyō Shugendō State...
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Corona Borealis (The Northern Crown) is named after it. See HD 145457. Kami Koshintō Shinto Ashkenazy, Michael. Handbook of Japanese Mythology. Santa Barbara...
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Japan portal Religion portal Ainu religion History of religion in Japan Koshinto Religion in Asia Religion in China Religion in Korea Religion in Mongolia...
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(1000–400 BC), Tokyo National Museum Ancient Japan portal Comb Ceramic Koshintō Prehistoric Asia Unofficial nengō system (私年号) Yayoi period Radiocarbon...
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an analogous term to Koshinto being used as a term for primitive Shinto in contrast with the current established tradition Koshinto Lightfoot, Louise (1958)...
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called jichinsai (地鎮祭) Look up 神籬 in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Koshintō Shintai The Glossary of Shinto for an explanation of terms concerning Japanese...
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scroll number 19 Japan portal Architecture portal Asteroid 24640 Omiwa Koshintō List of Shinto shrines Modern system of ranked Shinto Shrines Mount Miwa...
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of the Tendai and Shingon schools) combining elements of Zen, Taoism, Koshintō, Japanese folk animism and shamanism. The faith is traditionally believed...
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was indeed due to the haibutsu kishaku. State Shinto Buddhism in Japan Koshintō Hujum USSR anti-religious campaign (1928-1941) Martyrs of Japan Persecution...
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from early times, was considered a sacred mountain by practitioners of Koshintō, an early form of the Shinto religion. By the 7th century the area became...
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written and read as mori, suggesting that Shrine Shinto was derived from Koshinto. The character mori (杜) is often used in the names of Shrines. In this...
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Koshindo may refer to: The ancient name of Taejonggyo, a Korean religion Koshinto, meaning ancient Shinto) A Japanese folk faith Kōshin, or a shrine related...
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Most of them relate to places of Belief in Japanese Shinto, Myth and Koshinto, and are used as part of the names of Shinto shrines and Japanese deities...
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influence on Shinto and return to a native Japanese tradition based on Koshinto. There were many different variants of Fukko Shintō, but what generally...
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Yasunari) Calligraphic Work Municipal [5] Kosaku Hundred Kōshintō 小坂百庚申塔一群 Kosaka hyaku-kōshintō ichi-gun 1 Tangible Folk Municipal [6] Araya Bishamondō...
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