Kurozumikyō (黒住教), literally "the Teachings of Kurozumi," is a Japanese new religion largely derived from Shinto roots and founded in 1846. The founder...
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Sect Shinto (section Kurozumikyō)
the grand priest of the Ise Grand Shrine. On that same day,[when?] the Kurozumikyō and Shinto Shusei were specially established as denominational Shinto...
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Izumo-taishakyo Jingukyo Juka Suika Taiseikyō Konkōkyō Ontake-kyō Oomoto Kurozumikyō Shugendō Shrine Shinto Association of Shinto Shrines Kokugaku State Shinto...
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period, some new religious movements appeared. Among them were Tenrikyo, Kurozumikyo, and Oomoto, sometimes called Nihon Sandai Shinkōshūkyō ('Japan's three...
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of Hawaii Press. p. 52. ISBN 9780824820664. Hardacre, Helen (1988). Kurozumikyo and the New Religions of Japan. 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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Spiritual Leader (1963–1991) Heiki Konko, Spiritual Leader (1991–2021) Kurozumikyō – Kurozumi Muneyasu, Chief Patriarch (1889–1936) Kurozumi Munekazu, Chief...
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(1988–present) Konkokyo – Heiki Konko, Spiritual Leader (1991–present) Kurozumikyō – Kurozumi Muneharu, Chief Patriarch (1973–2017) Kurozumi Munemichi,...
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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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were particularly powerful. These thirteen groups generally include Kurozumikyō Shinto Shusei Jingu-kyo Izumo-taishakyo Fuso-kyo Jikkō kyō Shinto Taiseikyo...
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founders of the Metabolist Movement) Muneharu Kurozumi (Chief Patriarch of Kurozumikyō, a cult that worships the rising sun – member of Nippon Kaigi representative...
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Japan's Korean Minority : the Preservation of Ethnic Identity (1984) Kurozumikyō and the New Religions of Japan (1985) Maitreya, the Future Buddha (1988)...
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1859. Tokyo: Herder Agency, Enderle Bookstore. H, Hardacre (1986). "Kurozumikyo and the new religions of Japan". Princeton: Princeton University Press...
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