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نیچی‌رن

Also known as Dai-Nichiren (Great Nichiren), Risshō Daishi (Great Teacher of Rectification)

بنیانگذار آیین بودایی نیچی در ژاپن

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Nichiren (1222–1282) was a Japanese Buddhist monk, writer, teacher, and philosopher. He practiced Nichiren Buddhism and wrote in Japanese. His notable work includes the Risshō Ankokuron. He had students named Nisshō, Nikkō, Nikō, and Nitchō.

Born in 1222 and dying in 1282 at Ikegami, he was the son of Go-Toba. He used pseudonyms such as 善日麿, 薬王麿, and 是聖房蓮長. His posthumous names include 日蓮大菩薩, 立正大師, and 上行菩薩. He played the sport of go.

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Born: 1222
Died: 1282
Works: 100

Top works

親鸞集; 日蓮集
日蓮大聖人自伝
立正安國論講要
立正安國論
立正安國論通釋

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Key facts

Religious biography.name: Nichiren
Religious biography.image: Nichiren Daishonin Hakii Portrait.jpg
Religious biography.image_size: 235px
Religious biography.alt: Nichiren Daishonin Hakii Portrait
Religious biography.caption: Portrait from Kuon-ji Temple in Mount Minobu, Yamanashi prefecture, 15th century
Religious biography.birth_place: Kominato village, Awa province, Japan
Religious biography.death_place: Ikegami Daibo Hongyoji Temple, Musashi province, Japan
Religious biography.nationality: Japanese
Religious biography.religion: Buddhism
Religious biography.denomination: Nichiren Buddhism
Religious biography.education: Kiyozumi-dera Temple (Seichō-ji), Enryaku-ji Temple on Mount Hiei
Religious biography.teacher: Dōzenbo of Seichō-ji Temple