shinto sects - Axtarish в Google
They can be classified as follows:
  • Revival Shintō sects: Izumo-ōyashiro-kyō (or Taisha-kyō), Shintō-taikyō, Shinri-kyō
  • Confucian sects: Shintō Shūsei-ha, Shintō Taisei-kyō
  • Purification sects: Shinshū-kyō, Misogi-kyō
  • Mountain worship sects: Jikkō-kyō, Fusō-kyō, On take-kyō (or Mitake-kyō)
... Shinto scholar Yoshikawa Koretari (1616–1694). Present Shinto Sects. edit. Main article: Sect Shinto · Fuso-kyo: One of the thirteen sects of prewar Shintō. It ... Early period schools and groups · Present Shinto Sects
17 сент. 2009 г. · Sect Shinto started in the 19th Century and includes 13 major independent sects which are officially recognised by the Japanese governement.
The system in which there were 13 Shinto sects and 13 Buddhist sects ... 'divine principle') is a Shinto sect considered to be part of the Fukko Shinto lineage of ...
The Sect Shinto is the groups of the Shinto believers that started individual religious activities before 1868 and after 1882 when Shinto Shrines were secluded ...
Sect Shinto groups are thirteen, and usually classified under five headings: pure Shinto sects (Shinto Taikyo, Shinrikyo and Izumo Oyashirokyo), Confucian ...
28 сент. 2024 г. · (4) Purification sects: Shinshūkyō (“Divine Learning Religion”); Misogikyō (“Purification Religion”). (5) Utopian or faith-healing cults: ...
21 апр. 2020 г. · Kyoha Shinto was founded just before the Meiji Period, and contains thirteen government-recognized sects of Shintoism. Minzoku Shinto, or the ... Shinto Beliefs · History of Shinto · Shinto Denominations
Kurozumikyō 黒住教 (1876). Faith-healing sect founded by Kurozumi Munetada in the late Tokugawa period; one of the largest Shinto sects; active primarily in ...
The principal sects are divided into 5 main groups: those that continue with little modification the traditions of ancient Shinto; those that emphasize ...
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