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Myōhon-ji Temple
妙本寺 zh
A buddhism Nichiren sect temple in Kamakura, Kanagawa, Japan
- Dated from 1260 CE
- Also called Myōhon-ji
Overview
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Associated figures
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NichirenNamed as founder Founder of Nichiren Buddhism in Japan
- Hiki Yoshimoto ↗Named as founder
Japanese Buddhist monk (1202-1286)
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