Ippen
Ippen Shōnin (一遍上人) 1234/9–1289 was a Japanese Buddhist itinerant preacher (hijiri) whose movement, the Ji-shū became one of the major currents of medieval Japanese Pure Land Buddhism.
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- Hōgon-ji Temple
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1239
Born
Birth1289
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- father:
- Kawano Michihiro
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