Kamakura Buddhism

Summary

Key Facts

• Kamakura Buddhism is in the country of Japan^[1].
• Kamakura Buddhism followed Heian Buddhism^[2].
• Kamakura Buddhism is a type of Buddhism in Japan^[3].
• Kamakura Buddhism's Commons category is recorded as Buddhism in the Kamakura period^[4].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Jōdo-shū^[5].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Jōdo Shinshū^[6].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Ji-shū^[7].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Nichiren Buddhism^[8].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Rinzai school^[9].
• Kamakura Buddhism comprises Sōtō^[10].
• Kamakura Buddhism's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Buddhism in the Kamakura period^[11].
• Kamakura Buddhism dates from the Kamakura period^[12].
• Kamakura Buddhism's culture is recorded as Kamakura culture^[13].

Body

Definition and Type

Kamakura Buddhism is a type of Buddhism in Japan^[3].

Use and Application

Components include Jōdo-shū^[5], a school of Buddhism^[14], founded in 1175^[15]; Jōdo Shinshū^[6], a school of Buddhism^[16], in Japan^[17]; Ji-shū^[7], a school of Buddhism^[18], in Japan^[19], headquartered in Shōjōkō-ji Temple^[20]; Nichiren Buddhism^[8], a school of Buddhism^[21], founded in 1300^[22]; Rinzai school^[9], a school of Buddhism^[23], in Japan^[24]; and Sōtō^[10], a school of Buddhism^[25], in Japan^[26], headquartered in Eihei-ji Temple^[27].