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Japanese religions

a term used by Kuroda for the medieval Japanese orthodoxy in which exoteric and esoteric Buddhist schools, with kami worship inside them, were bound to state power.

In Japanese religions, kenmitsu system refers to a term used by Kuroda for the medieval Japanese orthodoxy in which exoteric and esoteric Buddhist schools, with kami worship inside them, were bound to state power. This meaning comes from Kuroda (1996) in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies.[1]

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Kuroda, T. (1996). The development of the kenmitsu system as Japan’s medieval orthodoxy. Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 23(3-4). https://doi.org/10.18874/jjrs.23.3-4.1996.233-269

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