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Ryoenin
京都府
A Nichiren-sect sub-temple of Honkokuji — site of the 1569 Honkokuji Incident when Ashikaga Yoshiaki's refuge was attacked
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About 8 min walk from Hankyu Omiya Station
Inokuma-dori Gojo-sagaru Kakimoto-cho 668, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto
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Ryoenin is a sub-temple (tacchu) of Honkokuji, a major Nichiren-sect temple in Shimogyo-ku's Kakimoto-cho. Honkokuji was founded by Nichiro, a direct disciple of Nichiren, and rose to national prominence in 1568 when Ashikaga Yoshiaki — the last Muromachi shogun, installed by Oda Nobunaga — used it as his provisional palace (Rokujo Gosho). In January 1569, the Mitsutani Trio (Miyoshi Sanninshu) an…
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Ryoenin's head temple, Honkokuji, was originally founded by Nichiro — a direct disciple of Nichiren — at Hikigayatsu in Kamakura around 1274, before relocating to its current location at Rokujo Takakura in Kyoto. In October 1568 (Eiroku 11), Ashikaga Yoshiaki, installed as shogun by Oda Nobunaga, us…
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