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Shrine Merger Movement

Also known as Shrine Consolidation Policy, Jinja seirei

empire of Japan policy to merge shrines

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Government of the Empire of Japan History of Shinto Meiji era Shinbutsu bunri Shinto shrines State Shinto

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