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| − | The priest who is recognized as the precursor of the Ono branch of the True Word (Shingon) school in Japan. In 847 he entered the priesthood under Kobo's disciple Shinga, and later he studied the Three Treatises (Sanron), Flower Garland (Kegon), and Consciousness-Only doctrines. Thereafter he engaged in the practice of the esoteric teachings and in 876 founded Daigo-ji temple. After Shinga's death, he practiced the esoteric teachings under Shinnen and Gennin and thus distinguished himself among the community of the True Word school. In the lineage of Shobo, Ningai (951-1046) later established the Ono school, so called because Ningai founded Mandara-ji temple in Ono of Kyoto and based his activities there. | + | The priest who is [[recognized]] as the precursor of the Ono branch of the [[True Word]] ([[Shingon]]) school in [[Japan]]. In 847 he entered the priesthood under [[Kobo's]] [[disciple]] [[Shinga]], and later he studied the [[Three Treatises]] ([[Sanron]]), [[Flower Garland]] ([[Kegon]]), and [[Consciousness-Only]] [[doctrines]]. Thereafter he engaged in the practice of the [[esoteric teachings]] and in 876 founded [[Daigo-ji]] [[temple]]. After [[Shinga's]] [[death]], he practiced the [[esoteric teachings]] under [[Shinnen]] and [[Gennin]] and thus distinguished himself among the {{Wiki|community}} of the [[True Word school]]. In the [[lineage]] of [[Shobo]], [[Ningai]] (951-1046) later established the [[Ono school]], so called because [[Ningai]] founded [[Mandara-ji]] [[temple]] in {{Wiki|Ono}} of [[Kyoto]] and based his [[activities]] there. |
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Latest revision as of 14:35, 26 September 2013
Shobo
聖宝 (832–909)
The priest who is recognized as the precursor of the Ono branch of the True Word (Shingon) school in Japan. In 847 he entered the priesthood under Kobo's disciple Shinga, and later he studied the Three Treatises (Sanron), Flower Garland (Kegon), and Consciousness-Only doctrines. Thereafter he engaged in the practice of the esoteric teachings and in 876 founded Daigo-ji temple. After Shinga's death, he practiced the esoteric teachings under Shinnen and Gennin and thus distinguished himself among the community of the True Word school. In the lineage of Shobo, Ningai (951-1046) later established the Ono school, so called because Ningai founded Mandara-ji temple in Ono of Kyoto and based his activities there.
