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Kennin-ji (****anese: 建仁寺) is a
historic Zen
Buddhist temple in Kyoto, ****an, and head
temple of its ****ociated
branch of
Rinzai Buddhism. It is considered...
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Kennin (建仁) was a ****anese era name (年号, nengō, lit. "year name")
after Shōji and
before Genkyū. This
period spanned the
years from
February 1201 through...
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Kennin is a ****anese era name.
Kennin or 建仁 may also
refer to:
Kennin-ji, ****anese
historic Zen
Buddhist temple Chien-jen,
Chinese given name of Chen...
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temple of
Kennin-ji
affiliated the
pagoda with Zen Buddhism,
which remains the
official designation of the
Yasaka Pagoda to the
present day.
Kennin-ji Kiyomizu-dera...
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Kennin Rebellion was an
uprising against the
Kamakura shogunate of ****an,
instigated by the Jo clan
under Jo
Nagamochi in 1201. The
initial revolt...
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known in
history or
classical literature. She took a
prominent role in the
Kennin Rebellion, an
uprising against the
Kamakura shogunate in 1201. She lived...
- Zen
Buddhism in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, ****an—the
largest subtemple of the
Kennin-ji branch. It was
established in 1606 by the nun Kōdai-in (often
known by...
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Chinese poetry, art and literature. When Ikkyū
turned thirteen he
entered Kennin-ji in
Kyoto to
study Zen
under a well
known priest by the name of Botetsu...
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trouble at
Kennin-ji: This ****ertion of the
primacy of Zen
aroused the
anger of the Enryaku-ji monks, who
succeeded in
driving Dōgen from the
Kennin-ji where...
- was also the
founding abbot of ****an's
first Zen
temple Shō****u-ji and
Kennin-ji. He is
often known simply as Eisai/Yōsai
Zenji (栄西禅師),
literally "Zen...
