- The term
honji suijaku or
honchi suijaku (本地垂迹) in ****anese
religious terminology refers to a
theory widely accepted until the
Meiji period according...
- Kyūji (旧辞), also
known as
Honji (本辞) and
Sendai no Kuji (先代旧辞), is an
ancient ****anese
historical text. Its
existence is
recorded in the
Kojiki which...
- Tenshō-daijin
Honji (天照大神本地) is a ****anese otogi-zōshi in one book,
composed in the
early sixteenth century. In the land of
Haranai (はらなひ国), King Kentatsuha...
- of the
fusion took
place in the 9th
century with the
development of the
honji suijaku (本地垂迹)
theory according to
which ****anese kami are
emanations of...
-
Tenjin no
Honji (天神の本地) is a ****anese otogi-zōshi in two scrolls,
likely composed at the end of the
Muromachi period. In the
reign of the Engi Emperor...
-
Sanskrit transcription of the Bhaiṣajyaguruvaiḍūryaprabhārāja Sūtra:
While the
Honji and
zodiac correspondences listed above are the
standard in ****anese sources...
- in the
existence of gongen. The
gongen concept is the
cornerstone of the
honji suijaku theory,
according to
which Buddhist deities choose to
appear to...
-
disentangling what were
thereafter construed as the two
distinct entities. The term
honji suijaku expresses a ****anese
Buddhist theory according to
which a perceived...
- this, they
could be
either hongaku, the pure
spirits of the Buddhas, or
honji suijaku,
transformations of the
Buddhas in
their attempt to help all sentient...
- Rambelli, Fabio; Teeuwen, Mark (2003-08-29).
Buddhas and Kami in ****an:
Honji Suijaku as a
Combinatory Paradigm. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-134-43123-6. Yama****a...
