Ikkō-ikki, literally "Ikkoshū Uprising", were mobs of peasant farmers, Buddhist monks, Shinto priests and local nobles, who rose up against samurai rule in 15th to 16th century Japan. They followed the beliefs of the Jōdo Shinshu (True Pure Land) sect of Buddhism which taught that all believers are equally saved by Amida Buddha's grace.
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- Ikkō-ikki, literally "Ikkoshū Uprising", were mobs of peasant farmers, Buddhist monks, Shinto priests and local nobles, who rose up against samurai rule in 15th to 16th century Japan. They followed the beliefs of the Jōdo Shinshu (True Pure Land) sect of Buddhism which taught that all believers are equally saved by Amida Buddha's grace. They were organized to only a small degree; if any single person could be said to have had any influence over them it was Rennyo, the leader of the Jōdo Shinshu Hongan-ji sect at that time. Rennyo's attitude to the Ikkō-ikki was, however, highly ambivalent and pragmatic. Whilst he may have used the religious fervour of the Ikkō-ikki in the defence of his temple settlements, he was also careful to distance himself from the wider social rebellion of the Ikkō movement as a whole, and from offensive violence in particular.
- Los Plantilla:Nihongo eran bandas de campesinos granjeros, monjes, sacerdotes sintoístas y nobles locales que se rebelaron en contra del gobierno samurái entre los siglos XV y XVI. Todos ellos seguían las creencias del Jōdo Shinshu, una secta del budismo que enseñaba a sus seguidores que todos eran «salvados» por la gracia de Amida Buddha. El único líder visible fue Rennyo, el líder de la secta del Jōdo Shinshu en Hongan-ji.
- 一向一揆（いっこういっき）は、戦国時代に浄土真宗（一向宗）本願寺教団の信徒たちが起こした一揆の総称。
- Ikkō-ikki var en religiøs bevegelse under sengoku-perioden i Japan som formet gjenger bestående av bønder, buddhistmunker, shintōprester og lavadel (såkalte ji-samuraier) og gjorde opprør mot samuraistyret på 1400- og 1500-tallet. Ikkō-ikki-bevegelsen var tilhengere av Jōdo Shinshū, en Rent land-buddhistsekt. Beveglesen hadde liten organisering, og den personen som nok hadde størst innfyltelse over dem Rennyo, lederen for Jōdo Shinshū-sekten i Hongan-ji-tempelet.
- 一向一揆（いっこういっき）是日本戰國時代淨土真宗（一向宗）本願寺派信徒所發起的一揆之總稱。
- — монахи-воины в средневековой Японии периода Сэнгоку, последователи буддийской секты Дзёдо-синсю, руководителем которой был настоятель Рэннё. Известны как организаторы серии мощных восстаний, продолжавшихся с 1488 по 1582 год.
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- Los Plantilla:Nihongo eran bandas de campesinos granjeros, monjes, sacerdotes sintoístas y nobles locales que se rebelaron en contra del gobierno samurái entre los siglos XV y XVI. Todos ellos seguían las creencias del Jōdo Shinshu, una secta del budismo que enseñaba a sus seguidores que todos eran «salvados» por la gracia de Amida Buddha. El único líder visible fue Rennyo, el líder de la secta del Jōdo Shinshu en Hongan-ji.
- 一向一揆（いっこういっき）は、戦国時代に浄土真宗（一向宗）本願寺教団の信徒たちが起こした一揆の総称。
- Ikkō-ikki var en religiøs bevegelse under sengoku-perioden i Japan som formet gjenger bestående av bønder, buddhistmunker, shintōprester og lavadel (såkalte ji-samuraier) og gjorde opprør mot samuraistyret på 1400- og 1500-tallet. Ikkō-ikki-bevegelsen var tilhengere av Jōdo Shinshū, en Rent land-buddhistsekt. Beveglesen hadde liten organisering, og den personen som nok hadde størst innfyltelse over dem Rennyo, lederen for Jōdo Shinshū-sekten i Hongan-ji-tempelet.
- 一向一揆（いっこういっき）是日本戰國時代淨土真宗（一向宗）本願寺派信徒所發起的一揆之總稱。
- — монахи-воины в средневековой Японии периода Сэнгоку, последователи буддийской секты Дзёдо-синсю, руководителем которой был настоятель Рэннё. Известны как организаторы серии мощных восстаний, продолжавшихся с 1488 по 1582 год.
- Ikkō-ikki, literally "Ikkoshū Uprising", were mobs of peasant farmers, Buddhist monks, Shinto priests and local nobles, who rose up against samurai rule in 15th to 16th century Japan. They followed the beliefs of the Jōdo Shinshu (True Pure Land) sect of Buddhism which taught that all believers are equally saved by Amida Buddha's grace.
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