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Ikkō-Ikki

Ikko-Ikki

Mobs of peasant farmers, Buddhist monks, Shinto priests and local nobles who rose up against daimyō rule in 15th- and 16th-century Japan.

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Statements about Ikkō-Ikki

Country

Japan

Different From

Ikkō-Shū

Religion or Worldview

Jōdo Shinshū

Inception

14th century
Sourcing Circumstances
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Circa

Dissolved, Abolished or Demolished Date

1586
Has Cause
:
Ishiyama Hongan-Ji War
Has Cause
:
Sieges of Nagashima

Capital

Instance Of

Resistance Movement
Former Administrative Territorial Entity
 ( - 1586)
End Time
: 1586

Subclass Of

Religious Community
Governing Body

Headquarters Location

Nagashima
Sourcing Circumstances
:
Presumably
Earliest Date
: 1500

Time Period

Sengoku Period

Has Part(s) of the Class

Named After

Ikkō-Shū
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Ikki
Has Cause
:
Battle of Azukizaka
Sōhei
Sōhei
Ishiyama Hongan-Ji
 (1496 - 1580)
Authority
:
De Facto
Start Time
: 1496
End Time
: 1580
Ishiyama Hongan-Ji
Sourcing Circumstances
:
Circa
Earliest Date
: 1499
Statement Supported By
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