(from the article `Nichiren Buddhism`) Nichiren-sh-sh traces its line of succession back to one of Nichiren`s six disciples, Nikk, who, according to documents held by the sect, was the ... ...to continue his work. They developed the Nichiren-shu (Japanese: `School of Nichiren`), which still controls the main temple founded by ...
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(from the article `arts, East Asian`) ...in the Yakushi Temple are among the finest examples of Japanese sculpture extant. Known as the Yakushi Triad, the work consists of the seated ...
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city, Tochigi ken (prefecture), Honshu, Japan. The city lies along the Daiya River, north of Tokyo. One of the major pilgrimage and tourist centres ... [1 related articles]
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