Honganji
Honganji (本願寺, lit. temple of the original vow) is a term that has been used to refer to a number of Buddhist temples across Japan's history. However, it refers primarily to a pair of temples, which were once one, in Kyoto.
Related Topics:
Buddhist - Japan's history - Kyoto
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| ► | Nishi-Honganji |
| ► | Higashi-Honganji |
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