Genshin

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Genshin was a 10th-century Japanese Buddhist monk whose influential writings and teachings helped shape the development and popularization of Pure Land Buddhism in Japan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Heian-period monk
Japanese Buddhist monk
Pure Land Buddhist
religious writer
associatedDeity Amitābha Buddha
centuryOfActivity 10th century
11th century
countryOfCitizenship Japan
doctrineEmphasized faith in Amitābha Buddha
nembutsu practice
era Heian period
fieldOfWork Buddhist doctrine
Pure Land Buddhism
surface form: Pure Land thought

religious practice
genre Buddhist doctrinal writing
religious treatise
impact contributed to popular religious practice among laypeople in Japan
helped shape later Japanese Pure Land schools
influenced development of Pure Land Buddhism in Japan
popularization of Pure Land devotion in Japan
influencedBy Pure Land Buddhism
surface form: Chinese Pure Land Buddhism

Tendai Buddhism
knownFor systematizing Pure Land practices in Japan
vivid depictions of hells and Pure Land
languageOfWork Classical Chinese
Classical Japanese
movement Pure Land movement in Japan
notableWork Senchakushū
surface form: Ōjōyōshū
occupation Buddhist monk
author
theologian
philosophicalSchool Pure Land Buddhism
surface form: Pure Land
placeOfActivity Japan
religion Buddhism
religiousTradition Pure Land Buddhism
roleInTradition early systematizer of Pure Land thought in Japan
tradition Pure Land Buddhism
surface form: Japanese Pure Land Buddhism

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Pure Land Buddhism keyFigure Genshin