真言宗派祖 興教大師の第七百五十回遠忌記念塔

Kakuban, a master of Kokyo, is a priest of the Shingon sect in the latter half of the Heian period, the ancestor of the Shingon sect Chuko, and the founder of the Shingon Shingon sect. Born in Fujitsu-so, Hizen Province, now in Saga Prefecture, his father was Heiji Isa and his mother was Tachibana's daughter. I'm not familiar with Mr. Isa, but he was originally a clan of Mr. Kanmu Taira, whose main land is Isa-gun, Hitachi Province. The Jurchens of the continent were given Hizen Province by the war effort of Toi, who devastated Chikuzen, Iki, and Tsushima, and moved from eastern Japan to Kyushu. In the latter half of the Heian period, he advocated the "Esoteric Pure Land" idea, which theorized how to capture Honen's Nembutsu and Pure Land Buddhism in Mantra scholarship, and completed "Esoteric Pure Land Buddhism." The Western Pure Land Buddhist Amida Nyorai is said to be a Buddhist deity derived from the Buddha of Fumon Sotoku (a Buddha with all Buddhist virtues) called the Shingon Buddhist Dainichi Nyorai. It seems to be the one who planned it. He cured Emperor Toba's illness and was worried that the priest's morals of Mt. Koya had been disturbed. The secret temple in Kongobuji Temple was burned down. After being chased by Mt. Koya, Kakuban will soon build Negoroji Temple. Negoroji was famous for guns during the Warring States period, but its roots went back before the introduction of guns, and the fact that Mt. It was an episode that was rarely introduced in tourism programs and programs that introduce Japanese traditions, and it was a learning experience.