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Daikaku-ji Temple
大觉寺 zh 大覚寺 ja
Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan
- Dated from 876 CE
- Also called Daikaku-ji
Overview
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Associated figures
- Seishi-naishinnō ↗Named as founder
[正子] Empress consort of Junna; daughter of emperor Saga
- Tsunesada-shinnō ↗Named as founder
Japanese prince in the Heian period
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- under 1 km away
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