Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato
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Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato
Summary
Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato is a pilgrims' way[1]. It draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (pilgrims_way category, ranking #14 of 16).[2]
Key Facts
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato is located in Nara Prefecture[3].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato is in the country of Japan[4].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's instance of is recorded as pilgrims' way[5].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's instance of is recorded as Tridecad[6].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Hōzan-ji Temple[7].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Saidai-ji Temple[8].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Abe Monju-in Temple[9].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Chōgaku-ji Temple[10].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Yata-dera Temple[11].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Taima-dera Temple[12].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Shin-Yakushi-ji Temple[13].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Ofusa Kannon Temple[14].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Chōkyū-ji Temple[15].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Ryōsen-ji Temple[16].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Shigisan Gyokuzō-in Temple[17].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Enjō-ji Temple[18].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's has part is recorded as Daian-ji Temple[19].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/011sm4lx[20].
- Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato's name in kana is recorded as やまとじゅうさんぶつれいじょう[21].
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Geography
Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato is in the country of Japan[4]. It is located in Nara Prefecture[3].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include pilgrims' way[5] and Tridecad[6].
Why It Matters
Thirteen Buddhist Sites of Yamato draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (pilgrims_way category, ranking #14 of 16).[2]