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Kurozumikyō (黒住教),
literally "the
Teachings of Kurozumi," is a ****anese new
religion largely derived from
Shinto roots and
founded in 1846. The founder...
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grand priest of the Ise
Grand Shrine. On that same day,[when?] the
Kurozumikyō and
Shinto Shusei were
specially established as
denominational Shinto...
- period, some new
religious movements appeared.
Among them were Tenrikyo,
Kurozumikyo, and Oomoto,
sometimes called Nihon Sandai Shinkōshūkyō ("****an's three...
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International Subud Aum
Shinrikyo Aleph Hikari no Wa
Happy Science Ijun
Konkokyo Kurozumikyō Oomoto Church of
World Messianity Mahikari Seicho-no-Ie Shōroku Shintō...
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Hawaii Press. p. 52. ISBN 9780824820664. Hardacre,
Helen (1988).
Kurozumikyo and the New
Religions of ****an.
Princeton University Press. p. 53. ISBN 0691020485...
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including shrines and temples, and Sect
Shinto such as
Tenrikyo and
Kurozumikyō. It was a
bureau of the Home Ministry. In
April 1900 (33rd year of Meiji)...
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prewar Shinto.
Founded by Konkō
Daijin (1814–83) (born
Akazawa Bunji).
Kurozumikyō One of the
thirteen sects of
prewar Shinto,
founded by
Kurozumi Munetada...
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Spiritual Leader (1963–1991)
Heiki Konko,
Spiritual Leader (1991–2021)
Kurozumikyō –
Kurozumi Muneyasu,
Chief Patriarch (1889–1936)
Kurozumi Munekazu, Chief...
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Konkokyo –
Heiki Konko,
Spiritual Leader (1991–present)
Kurozumikyō –
Kurozumi Muneharu,
Chief Patriarch (1973–2017)
Kurozumi Munemichi,...
- Miyakejima.
Kurozumi Munetada, a
priest of
Imamura Shrine, also
founded Kurozumikyo,
which taught that
everyone was one with
Amaterasu without discrimination...
