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Shinran
松若磨
Japanese Buddhist monk and founder of the Jōdo Shinshū sect (1173–1263).
Wikipedia | Shinran
Statements about
Shinran
Country of Citizenship
Japan
Date of Birth
5/21/1173
Date of Death
1/16/1263
Instance Of
Human
Image
Place of Birth
Hino Tanjō-In Temple
Place of Death
Kyoto
Spouse
Eshin-Ni
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Sourcing Circumstances
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Uncertainty
Child
Zenran
Kakushin-Ni
Name in Kana
しんらん
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Japanese
Occupation
Bhikkhu
Religious Leader
Religion or Worldview
Jōdo Shinshū
Sex or Gender
Male
Family
Hino Family
Ōtani Family
Student Of
Hōnen
Participant In
Jōgen Persecution
Notable Work
Kyōgyōshinshō
Notes on the Meaning of the Pure Land Writings
Notes of a Baldheaded Fool
Nimonge
Sanjō Wasan
Lamp for the Latter Ages
Notes on the Essentials of Faith Alone
A Collection of Passages on the Types of Birth in the Three Pure Land Sutras
The Inscription on the Sacred Name and Images
Place of Burial
Ōtani Byōdō
Nishi Ōtani
Ōtani Sobyō
Depicted By
Illustrated Biography of Shinran
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Anjō No Goei
Kagami No Goei
Student
Nijūyohai
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
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New International Encyclopedia
Statement Is Subject Of
:
The New International Encyclopædia/Shinran Shonin
Father
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Relative
Fujiwara No Noritsuna
Kinship to Subject
:
Adoptive Parent
Name in Native Language
藤井善信
Name in Kana
:
ふじい よしざね
Unnamed
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Given Name
Yoshizane
Family Name
Fujii
Birth Name
松若磨
松若丸
十八公麿
Nickname
愚禿釋親鸞
Name in Kana
:
ぐとくしゃくしんらん
Unnamed
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Plaque Image
External Pages About Shinran
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Project Gutenberg Author
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
Open Library Subject
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