Hokki-ji

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Hokki-ji is an ancient Buddhist temple in Ikaruga, Nara Prefecture, Japan, renowned for its historic three-story pagoda and inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Horyu-ji temple area.

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Hokki-ji canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
architecturalStyle Asuka period Buddhist architecture
country Japan
dedicatedTo Bodhisattva Miroku NERFINISHED
foundedBy Prince Shotoku NERFINISHED
foundedInPeriod Asuka period NERFINISHED
governingBody Shotoku-shu sect administration NERFINISHED
hasBuildingMaterial wood
hasCulturalSignificance development of Buddhism in Japan
early Japanese Buddhist architecture
hasJapaneseName 法起寺 NERFINISHED
hasLayout traditional Japanese temple compound
hasNumberOfStories 3
hasPagodaStatus one of the oldest three-story pagodas in Japan
hasPart three-story pagoda
hasRoofType tiled roof
hasStructureType pagoda
heritageDesignation Important Cultural Property of Japan NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedIn Honshu
Ikaruga NERFINISHED
Kansai region
Nara Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedNear Horyu-ji NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Temple of the Arising of the Dharma NERFINISHED
notableFor ancient three-story pagoda
association with Prince Shotoku
openToPublic yes
partOf Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area NERFINISHED
Horyu-ji temple area NERFINISHED
region Nara Basin NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
religiousAffiliation Shotoku-shu NERFINISHED
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area NERFINISHED
usedFor Buddhist worship
pilgrimage

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