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Honryû-ji is one of eight head temples of the Shinmon school of the [[Hokke sect]] in [[Kyoto]]. It was established in [[1488]] by [[Nichishin]], a follower ...royed in the early years of the [[Tenbun era]] (1532-1554), when the Hokke sect came under attack, but was rebuilt at its current location in [[1542]]. Muc

...bers of the [[Nichiren]] sect in Kyoto form the [[Lotus Confederation]] (''Hokke ikki''). ...awa Harumoto and [[Rokkaku Sadayori]]. The [[Jodo Shinshu|True Pure Land]] sect relocates its chief center of activity to [[Ishiyama Honganji]].

Myôren-ji is the head of [[Kyoto]]'s 21 temples of the [[Hokke]] sect.

Honnôji is the head temple of the [[Hokke sect|Hokke Hommon sect]] of Buddhism. It was founded by [[Nichiryu|Nichiryû]], a disciple of [[Ni ...large temple complex. It was destroyed in a fire in the [[1536]] [[Tenbun Hokke Incident]], but was rebuilt in [[1547]]-[[1548]].