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Ban Zuii (1542-1615 , 幡随意) Calligraphy (Myogo 名号)
Ink on paper
Total 105×27 cm , Main 55×14,3 cm
Hanging scroll / Kakejiku
Accessary:wood box
Slightly damaged
A Jōdo-shū (Pure Land sect) monk active during the early Edo period. He studied at Kōmyō-ji Temple in Kamakura and later became a disciple of Kanyo Zontei at Renkei-ji Temple in Kawagoe. From 1575 onwards, he traveled extensively, serving as the founding abbot of various temples, and in 1601, he took up residence at Hyakumanben Chion-ji Temple in Kyoto. He expounded the Dharma within the Imperial Court and earned the deep respect of Tokugawa Ieyasu; under the shogun's patronage, he founded Banzui-in Temple in Edo. In 1612, acting under a shogunal order, he traveled to Kyushu and endeavored to convert Kirishitan (Christian) believers. His lineage of teachings is known as the Banzui-ryū; he founded numerous temples and trained a vast number of disciples. (1542–1615)
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