Sanno Ichijitsu Shinto is a religious system formulated in the early Edo period, based on Tendai Hokke icnijitsu thought and providing a reli gious basis for deijying the spirit of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The first section of the present analysis is a critical survey of the main sources relating to the creation and textual history of Sanno Ichijitsu Shinto. The second section is an analysis of the tradition’s theoretical structure and ritual symbolism, which testify to its intimate affiliation with Tendai esoteric Buddhism as well as its explicit political purpose of legitimizing Tokugawa rule. Translator’
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This thesis explores the many faces of Shinto and Shinto's role in Japan today. It looks at the aspe...
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The development of Shinto during the Meiji period constitutes one of the most fascinating phenomena ...
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This study attempts to re-imagine early Japanese sovereignty through an examination of the relations...
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This paper deals with Japanese esoteric Buddhism (Mikkyo), in particular the Shingon tradition, as i...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
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