Kurozumikyō
Japanese new religion largely derived from Shinto roots
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Kurozumikyō
Summary
Kurozumikyō is a shinshūkyō[1]. Kurozumikyō draws 231 Wikipedia views per month (shinsh_ky category, ranking #6 of 15).[2]
Key Facts
- Kurozumikyō's instance of is recorded as shinshūkyō[3].
- Kurozumikyō's instance of is recorded as Shinto sects and schools[4].
- Kurozumikyō's instance of is recorded as religious organization[5].
- Kurozumikyō's founder is recorded as Kurozumi Munetada[6].
- Kurozumikyō's headquarters location is recorded as Kita-ku[7].
- Kurozumikyō's Commons category is recorded as Kurozumikyō[8].
- December 22, 1814 marks the founding of Kurozumikyō[9].
- Kurozumikyō's located in/on physical feature is recorded as Mount Kibi no Nakayama[10].
- Kurozumikyō's official website is recorded as http://kurozumikyo.com/[11].
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Founding
Kurozumikyō's founder is recorded as Kurozumi Munetada[6]. December 22, 1814 marks the founding of Kurozumikyō[9].
Operations
Kurozumikyō's headquarters location is recorded as Kita-ku[7].
Why It Matters
Kurozumikyō draws 231 Wikipedia views per month (shinsh_ky category, ranking #6 of 15).[2] Kurozumikyō has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[12] Kurozumikyō is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[13]