Shintōshū

Japanese setsuwa collection from the Nanboku-chō period, illustrating the honji suijaku theory that Japanese kami were manifestations of Buddhist gods
Creative Work Literary Work Q2616931

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7 properties
Instance of
literary work
Religion or worldview
shinbutsu-shūgō[2]
Inception
1400[4]
Main subject
honji suijaku[5]
Title
神道集[6]
🏷️ Also known as
en Shintō-shū en Shintōshū ja 神道集 ko 신도집 ko 신토슈 ru Синтосю uk Сінтосю
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shinto:Shintōshū
Freebase ID
/m/06dc43
Miraheze article ID
shinto:Shintōshū
NDL Authority ID
01131032

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