Shinra Myōjin (Japanese: 新羅明神) is a Buddhist god associated with the Jimon branch of Tendai, a school of Japanese Buddhism. His name is derived from the...

Sekizan Myōjin (赤山明神; also romanized as Sekisan Myōjin) is a Japanese Buddhist god venerated in the Tendai tradition. It is presumed that he is derived...

Shinra Myōjin (新羅明神) and Sekizan Myōjin (赤山明神) The latter two were originally regarded as protectors of two rival branches of Tendai. Shinra Myōjin was...

to convince the cthonic deities of the ground to allow occupation. Shinra Myōjin is considered such a deity and to have originated in Korea. Teojusin...

(2011), p. 57-58 Sujung Kim, Transcending Locality, Creating Identity: Shinra Myōjin, a Korean Deity in Japan, New York 2014, p. 205-208 Rimer, J. Thomas...

Worship. United States: Arc Manor. ISBN 978-1604507119. Kim, S. (2019). Shinra Myōjin and Buddhist Networks of the East Asian "Mediterranean". University...

eccentric gods), a category of deities found in Japan; see Sekizan Myōjin and Shinra Myōjin Like a Dragon: Ishin! (videogame, aka "Ishin!"), a 2014 videogame...

: 172  Sometimes Konpira is identified with gods like Ōkuninushi or Shinra Myōjin. ...: 172  But the most recent identification is with Ōmononushi. His...

Archived from the original on 2011-02-04. Retrieved 2011-01-20. "新羅善神堂" [Shinra Zenjin Hall]. Mii-dera. Retrieved 2009-11-08. "大笹原神社本殿" [Ōsasahara Shrine...

(向源寺) (Dōgan-ji Kannondō (渡岸寺観音堂)}), Takatsuki, Shiga Shinra Myōjin (木造新羅明神坐像, mokuzō shinra myōjin zazō) Statue of Mii-dera's guardian deity 1000Heian...

gloom and did not leave the temple, resulting in a great rumble at the Shinra shrine at Mii-dera. Both Mii-dera and Enryaku-ji were in the Tendai sect...

themselves. Shinra Banshō (森羅万象) – A Shinto-Buddhist term, meaning "all things existing in the universe": According to Shinto, the kami exist within shinra banshō...