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Cult of That Law

立川流 zh 「彼の法」集団 ja

Sexual cult of medieval Japanese Buddhism, often erroneously called Tachikawa-ryū

  • Also called Nai-sanbukyō-ryū, (Pseudo-)Tachikawa-ryū

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