• Sengoku Jidai Database

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    Tenkai was a 天台 Tendai Buddhist monk who came from the temple of 寛永寺 Kan-eiji. ... His posthumous title is 慈眼大師 Jigen Daishi.
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  • Jigen Daishi from Olympia Soirée

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    The visual novel character Jigen Daishi is a adult with hip / past hip length brown hair and orange eyes.
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  • Tenkai - Wikipedia

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    Also known as Nankōbō Tenkai (南光坊 天海), he died on 13 November 1643, and was granted the posthumous title of Jigen Daishi (慈眼大師) in 1648.
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  • Jigen Daishi - Olympia Soiree - Image by Satoi #2801676

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    View and download this 1440×1935 Jigen Daishi image with 3 favorites, or browse the gallery.
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  • Hotei - God of Contentment and Happiness; Japanese...

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    In the 17th century, Japanese monk Tenkai (who died in 1643 and was posthumously named Jigen Daishi) symbolized each of the seven with an essential...
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  • TOKYO NATIONAL MUSEUM - Exhibitions and Events...

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    Toeizan Kan'eiji temple was founded in 1625 (Kan'ei 2) by the Buddhist priest Tenkai, also known as Jigen Daishi (Grand Master), who served the early Tokugawa...

  • The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation Manhua

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    The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation. The Founder of Diabolism; 魔道祖师; Founder of Diabolism; Mo Dao Zu Shi; Ma Đạo Tổ Sư; The Founder Of Diabolism.
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  • Fifteenth topic: tenkai and the edo mandala...

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    Tenkai’s birth is one of the mysteries surrounding him; it is said he left home when he was only 13 or 14, but nothing had been recorded before that
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  • Tenkai - Japanese Wiki Corpus

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    He was also called Nankobo Tenkai or Chiraku-in. Daisojo (a Buddhist priest of the highest order) His posthumous title was Jigen Daishi.
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