Senshoji - Sakaide

"Sakaide City: Senshoji Temple" It is on the banks of a large pond. There was also a mysterious company nearby. I didn't know much about Shinshu Kosho school, so I looked it up ... "The Shinshu Kosho sect, a sect of the Jodo Shin sect, opened a mountain in Koshoji with Shinran as the ancestor. Shinran was distributed to Echigo due to the ban on Nembutsu in the first year of Jōgen (1205). rice field. After that, Shinran set out for Kanto to spread Amida Buddha to the world. Koshoji Temple moved the temple base to Juya (Shibuya) in the 2nd year of Gen'o (1320), and since receiving the royal title of Amida Bukkoji Temple from Emperor Go-Daigo, he decided to use both Bukkoji Temples. Become. Furthermore, in the 13th year of civilization (1481), Koshoji Temple was rebuilt in Yamashina Nishino by a Renkyo superior and divided into two mountains. Renkyo Shonin struggled to spread the Nembutsu with Rennyo Shonin of Honganji Temple, but in August of the first year of the astronomical era (1532), Kosho-ji Temple in Yamashina disappeared due to a soldier's fire, and the true shadow moved to Tenma, Osaka. it was done. After that, in 1591, the temple base was moved to the present location together with Honganji Temple in the place of Kenson Shonin. Koshoji Temple has been with Honganji Temple since Renkyo Shonin, but in 1897, it became independent as a separate sect by Honjaku Shonin. Furthermore, in November 1902, the main hall and other buildings were almost completely destroyed by an unexpected fire. However, the reconstruction was immediately started by the master of the book, and the current Ryodo Daigaran was completed in 1897. Kosho-ji is a sect with a history of more than 780 years, after the ban on Nembutsu and the transition due to fire. There is. I've never been to this temple, so I'm not sure about the details, but I think it's a temple that watches over the area.