Shikoku Pilgrimage (original) (raw)

About DBpedia

La Ŝikoku-pilgrimado (japane 四国八十八箇所 ĉ. „88 lokoj de Ŝikoku“) kun sia 88 sanktaj lokoj estas grava budhisma pilgrimado sur la japana insulo Ŝikoku. Ĝi apartenas al la plej gravaj elementoj de la Daiŝi-kredo (大師信仰), en kiu oni estimas la budisman monaĥon kaj fondinton de , (774–835).

thumbnail

Property Value
dbo:abstract Pouť po 88 chrámech na japonském ostrově Šikoku každoročně vykoná přes 100 tisíc poutníků, kteří opakují cestu, kterou prošel mnich Kúkai v 9. století. Absolvují ji vyznavači buddhistické sekty Šingon, kterou tento mnich založil. Číslo 88 označuje počet hříchů, kterých se můžeme dopustit. Někteří poutníci začínají a končí pouť výstupem na horu Kója, které je centrem sekty Šingon. Poutní cesta přes čtyři provincie Šikoku bývá přirovnávána k symbolické cestě k osvícení, kdy chrámy 1–23 představují myšlenku probuzení (発心 hosshin), chrámy 24–39 sebedisciplínu (修行 shugyō), chrámy 40–65 dosažení osvícení (菩提 bodai) a chrámy 66–88 vstup do nirvány (涅槃 nehan). (cs) La Ŝikoku-pilgrimado (japane 四国八十八箇所 ĉ. „88 lokoj de Ŝikoku“) kun sia 88 sanktaj lokoj estas grava budhisma pilgrimado sur la japana insulo Ŝikoku. Ĝi apartenas al la plej gravaj elementoj de la Daiŝi-kredo (大師信仰), en kiu oni estimas la budisman monaĥon kaj fondinton de , (774–835). (eo) Der Shikoku-Pilgerweg (japanisch 四国八十八箇所, shikoku hachijū hakkasho; zu Deutsch etwa: „88 Orte Shikokus“) mit seinen 88 heiligen Orten ist ein wichtiger buddhistischer Pilgerweg (Junrei) auf der japanischen Insel Shikoku. Er gehört zu den wichtigsten Elementen des Daishi-Glaubens (大師信仰, Daishi shinkō), in dem der buddhistische Mönch und Gründer der Shingon-shū, Kūkai (774–835), verehrt wird. (de) Shikokuko erromesbidea (japonieraz: 四国遍路 Shikoku Henro) Shikoku uhartean dauden 88 tenplu budista lotzen dituen erromes bidea da. 1.200 kilometrotako luzera dauka eta oinez hilabete bat edo bi erabiltzen dute erromesek. (eu) El Shikoku Henro (Camino de Shikoku) es un camino de peregrinación que recorre 88​​ templos budistas alrededor de la isla japonesa de Shikoku, la más pequeña de las principales del archipiélago de Japón. Esta ruta de 1200 kilómetros atrae cada año a miles de peregrinos de todo el mundo. (es) Le pèlerinage de Shikoku (四国八十八箇所, Shikoku hachijū hakkasho) est un pèlerinage effectué sur l'île de Shikoku au Japon et qui comprend 88 temples. C'est un pèlerinage circulaire consacré à Kōbō-Daishi, le fondateur du bouddhisme Shingon, mais on y retrouve des pèlerins de toutes les traditions. (fr) The Shikoku Pilgrimage (四国遍路, Shikoku Henro) or Shikoku Junrei (四国巡礼) is a multi-site pilgrimage of 88 temples associated with the Buddhist monk Kūkai (Kōbō Daishi) on the island of Shikoku, Japan. A popular and distinctive feature of the island's cultural landscape, and with a long history, large numbers of pilgrims, known as henro (遍路), still undertake the journey for a variety of ascetic, pious, and tourism-related purposes. The pilgrimage is traditionally completed on foot, but modern pilgrims use cars, taxis, buses, bicycles, or motorcycles, and often augment their travels with public transportation. The standard walking course is approximately 1,200 kilometres (750 mi) long and can take anywhere from 30 to 60 days to complete. In addition to the 88 "official" temples of the pilgrimage, there are 20 bekkaku (別格) temples, which are officially associated with the Shikoku Pilgrimage (and hundreds more bangai (番外) temples, simply meaning "outside the numbers," which are not considered part of the official 88). To complete the pilgrimage, it is not necessary to visit the temples in order; in some cases, pilgrims complete the journey in reverse, a practice known as gyaku-uchi (逆うち). Henro (遍路) is the Japanese word for pilgrim, and the inhabitants of Shikoku call the pilgrims o-henro-san (お遍路さん), the o (お) being an honorific and the san (さん) a title similar to "Mr." or "Mrs.". They are often recognizable by their white clothing, sedge hats, and kongō-zue or walking sticks. Alms or osettai (おせったい) are frequently given to pilgrims by Shikoku's residents. Before reaching Temple 88, walking and bicycle pilgrims can receive a "Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage Henro Ambassador" certificate from the Maeyama Ohenro Koryu Salon. At Temple 88, one can purchase a pilgrimage completion certificate called a kechi-gan-shō (結願証), meaning "fulfillment of one's wishes." Many pilgrims also begin and complete the journey by visiting Mount Kōya in Wakayama Prefecture, which was settled by Kūkai and remains the headquarters of Shingon Buddhism. The 21 kilometres (13 mi) walking trail up to Kōya-san still exists, but most pilgrims use the train. (en) 四国八十八箇所(しこくはちじゅうはっかしょ、四国八十八ヶ所とも表記される)は、四国にある空海(弘法大師)ゆかりの88か所の仏教寺院の総称で、四国霊場の最も代表的な札所である。他に「八十八箇所」「お四国さん」「本四国」などの呼称がある。四国八十八箇所を巡礼(巡拝)することを四国遍路、遍路といい、また四国八十八ヶ所霊場会では「四国巡礼」といい、他に「四国巡拝」などともいう。俳句では春の季語となり、地元の人々は巡礼者を「お遍路さん」と呼ぶ。また、札所に参詣することを「打つ」(「」で後述)、巡礼に親切にすることを「お接待」と表現する。 阿波国(現・徳島県)の霊場は「発心の道場」で23か寺、土佐国(現・高知県)の霊場は「修行の道場」で16か寺、伊予国(現・愛媛県)の霊場は「菩提の道場」で26か寺、讃岐国(現・香川県)の霊場は「涅槃の道場」で23か寺が、88の霊場寺院の内訳である。寺院には長い歴史の中で栄枯盛衰があり、選定された時点では88の寺院はいずれも札所として遜色のない立派な伽藍であったであろうが、戦乱や火災により衰退の時期もあった。現在はそうした寺院も復興を果たしている。 2015年(平成27年)4月24日には、日本遺産の最初の18件の一つとして「四国遍路ー回遊型巡礼路と独自の巡礼文化」が文化庁により認定された。2019年10月29日には、同庁により「歴史の道百選」に「四国遍路」が選ばれた。 (ja) Il Pellegrinaggio di Shikoku (四国八十八箇所 Shikoku Hachijūhakkasho?) è un pellegrinaggio il cui tracciato tocca ottantotto templi disposti lungo il perimetro dell'isola di Shikoku, Giappone, partendo dalla città di Naruto per arrivare alla città di Sanuki. Si crede che tutti questi templi siano stati visitati dal celeberrimo monaco buddista Kūkai, più noto in Giappone con il nome Kōbō-Daishi, che nacque a Zentsūji, Shikoku nel 774. Comunque, Kūkai ha menzionato la sua visita a soltanto due di questi templi nei propri scritti. In aggiunta a questi ottantotto, vi sono oltre 200 bangai - templi non considerati parte degli ottantotto ufficiali. Per completare il pellegrinaggio, è necessario visitare i templi secondo l'ordine prestabilito, ma non ha importanza da dove si inizi; il pellegrinaggio in senso inverso (antinumerico) è considerato più difficile e secondo alcuni per questo più meritorio. La prima menzione del pellegrinaggio è del periodo Edo. Per secoli i pellegrini si sono spostati a piedi, ma i pellegrini moderni utilizzano perlopiù automobili, taxi, autobus, biciclette o motocicli (la maggioranza dei pellegrini viaggiano con tour organizzati) e i pellegrini a piedi rappresentano una minoranza. (it) 四國八十八箇所(四国八十八箇所),是對日本四國島境內88處與弘法大師有淵源的靈場(寺院)之合稱,也簡稱八十八箇所,或稱四國靈場。巡拜四國八十八箇所則稱為四國遍路、四國巡禮。平安時代修行僧巡遊弘法大師的足跡,逐漸形成「四國遍路」的原型,江戶時代「四國遍路」的概念成立,巡禮者也不再只限於僧侶。 (zh)
dbo:thumbnail wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shikoku-Pilgerweg_Karte.png?width=300
dbo:wikiPageExternalLink https://www.jpicinternational.com/books/socialsciences/73457a6f57a82d5fa0c5e0c1d471ff7bd95b3973.html https://88sekaiisan.org/en/ https://partners-pamph.jnto.go.jp/simg/pamph/1014.pdf https://archive.org/details/japanesepilgrima00stat https://archive.org/details/senseofdirection00lewi http://www.tigertoda.ch/ARUKIHENRO.html
dbo:wikiPageID 1706438 (xsd:integer)
dbo:wikiPageLength 34568 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
dbo:wikiPageRevisionID 1117897426 (xsd:integer)
dbo:wikiPageWikiLink dbr:Amida_Nyorai dbr:Prefectures_of_Japan dbr:Sanuki,_Kagawa dbr:Sanuki_Kokubun-ji dbr:Enkōji dbr:Meiji_period dbr:Onzan-ji dbr:Bhikkhu dbr:Religion_in_Japan dbr:Cultural_Landscapes_of_Japan dbr:Culture_hero dbr:Dainichi-ji_(Itano) dbr:Uwajima,_Ehime dbr:Dō_(architecture) dbr:Iwamoto-ji dbr:Iyo_Province dbr:Kōya_Hijiri dbr:Kūkai dbr:Provinces_of_Japan dbr:Shingon dbr:Matsuyama,_Ehime dbr:Sacred_mountains dbr:Saijō,_Ehime dbr:Saitama_Prefecture dbr:Sakaide,_Kagawa dbr:Chichibu_34_Kannon_Sanctuary dbr:Chikurin-ji_(Kōchi) dbr:Utazu,_Kagawa dbr:Chūgoku_region dbr:Ehime_Prefecture dbr:Enlightenment_in_Buddhism dbr:Fudō_Myōō dbr:Mitoyo,_Kagawa dbr:Miyoshi,_Tokushima dbr:Motoyama-ji dbr:Mount_Kōya dbr:Muroto,_Kōchi dbr:Musashino_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Nagoya dbr:Conical_Asian_hat dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Ehime_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Kagawa_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Kōchi_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Tokushima_Prefecture dbr:Mikkyō dbr:Shuin dbr:Anraku-ji_(Kamiita) dbr:Main_Hall_(Japanese_Buddhism) dbr:Chita_Peninsula dbr:Shōryū-ji dbr:Sukumo,_Kōchi dbr:Zenjibu-ji dbr:Zenrakuji dbr:Emon_Saburō dbr:Hotsumisaki-ji dbr:Kumadani-ji_(Awa) dbr:Kumano_Kodō dbr:Stole_(vestment) dbr:Mantra_of_Light dbr:Awa,_Tokushima dbr:Buddhism_in_Japan dbr:Buddhist_temples_in_Japan dbr:Tokushima_Prefecture dbr:Tokyo dbr:Tosa,_Kōchi dbr:Tosa_Kokubun-ji dbr:Tosashimizu,_Kōchi dbr:Transfer_of_merit dbr:Wakayama_Prefecture dbr:West_Footscray,_Victoria dbr:Haruno,_Kōchi dbr:Heian_period dbr:Japan_100_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Japanese_incense dbr:Junrei dbr:Jōdo-ji_(Matsuyama) dbr:Jōraku-ji_(Tokushima) dbr:Jūraku-ji_(Awa) dbr:Miroku_Bosatsu dbr:Shōdo_Island dbr:Ryōzen-ji_(Naruto) dbr:Ainan,_Ehime dbr:Anan,_Tokushima dbr:Dainichi-ji_(Kōnan) dbr:Edo dbr:Bandō_Sanjūsankasho dbc:Buddhist_pilgrimages dbc:Japanese_pilgrimages dbr:Ninna-ji dbr:Nirvana dbr:Chūgoku_33_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Edo_period dbr:Glossary_of_Japanese_Buddhism dbr:Gokuraku-ji_(Naruto) dbr:Ishite-ji dbr:Enmyō-ji_(Matsuyama) dbr:Kanjizai-ji dbr:Kongō-zue dbr:Kongōfuku-ji dbr:Konsen-ji_(Itano) dbr:Zentsū-ji dbr:List_of_Japanese_deities dbr:Gōshō-ji_(Utazu) dbr:Ritual_purification dbr:Heart_Sutra dbr:Ise_Grand_Shrine dbr:Itano,_Tokushima dbr:Japan dbr:Japanese_sculpture dbr:Tanema-ji dbr:Jizō-ji_(Itano) dbr:Jizō_Bosatsu dbr:Five_Dhyani_Buddhas dbr:Tourism_in_Japan dbr:Yasaka-ji dbc:Shingon_Buddhism dbr:Chiba_Prefecture dbr:Kagawa_Prefecture dbr:Kamiita,_Tokushima dbr:Kamiyama,_Tokushima dbr:Kan'onji,_Kagawa dbr:Kannon dbr:Kannon-Ji_(Tokushima) dbr:Kantō_region dbr:Kōchi,_Kōchi dbr:Kōchi_Prefecture dbr:Kōnan,_Kōchi dbr:Kōnomine-ji dbr:Tadotsu,_Kagawa dbr:Takamatsu,_Kagawa dbr:Honorific dbr:Tokushima,_Tokushima dbr:Yashima-ji dbr:Zentsuji,_Kagawa dbr:Awa_Province_(Tokushima) dbc:Shikoku_region dbr:Mantra dbr:Byōdō-ji_(Anan,_Tokushima) dbr:Imabari,_Ehime dbr:Komatsushima,_Tokushima dbr:Kongōchō-ji dbr:Kumakōgen,_Ehime dbr:Kyoto dbr:Minami,_Tokushima dbr:Nankoku,_Kōchi dbr:Naruto,_Tokushima dbr:Sedge dbr:Seiyo,_Ehime dbr:Sekkei-ji dbr:Shikoku dbr:Shimanto,_Kōchi_(town) dbr:Yasuda,_Kōchi dbr:Yoshinogawa,_Tokushima dbr:Kirihata-ji_(Awa) dbr:Kiyotaki-ji dbr:Ryūkō-ji_(Uwajima) dbr:Sanuki_Province dbr:Shingon_Buddhism dbr:Shinto_shrine dbr:Taisan-ji_(Matsuyama) dbr:Hōrin-ji_(Awa) dbr:Katsura,_Tokushima dbr:Oizuru_(garment) dbr:Shugendō dbr:Ōkubo-ji dbr:Tatsue-Ji_(Komatsushima) dbr:Jūichimen_Kannon dbr:Shaka_Nyorai dbr:Buddhist_prayer_beads dbr:Tosa_Province dbr:Kokūzō_Bosatsu dbr:Saigoku_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Shinshō-ji dbr:Vaiśravaṇa dbr:Yakuo-ji_(Minami,_Tokushima) dbr:Yakushi_Nyorai dbr:Kuan_Yin dbr:Kōbō_Daishi dbr:Kōyasan dbr:Shikokuchūō,_Ehime dbr:Batō_Kannon dbr:Monju_Bosatsu dbr:Dainichi_Nyorai dbr:Kansai dbr:Shō_Kannon dbr:Senjū_Kannon dbr:File:土居商店街をゆくお遍路さんP4044924.JPG dbr:Iyadani-ji dbr:Unpen-ji dbr:Meiseki-ji dbr:Kōon-ji dbr:Nagao-ji dbr:Konzō-ji dbr:Enmei-ji dbr:File:50番繁多寺本堂P1010126.jpg dbr:File:Aominezan_Negoroji_03.JPG dbr:File:Awa_Kokubunji_12.JPG dbr:File:Butsumokuji_03.JPG dbr:File:Byodoji_03.JPG dbr:File:Chikamizan_Enmeiji_04.JPG dbr:File:Chikurinji_Kochi31s3872.jpg dbr:File:Daikoji_07.JPG dbr:File:Doryuji_04.JPG dbr:File:Eifukuji_03.JPG dbr:File:Enkouji_01.JPG dbr:File:Enmyoji_02.JPG dbr:File:Fujiizenji_02.JPG dbr:File:Gahaishizan_Mandaraji_03.JPG dbr:File:Goshoji_04.JPG dbr:File:Hojuji_01.JPG dbr:File:Hotsumisakiji_02.JPG dbr:File:Houkaisan_Dainichiji_05.JPG dbr:File:Ichinomiyaji_03.JPG dbr:File:Idoji_Hondo.jpg dbr:File:Inarizan_Ryukoji_04.JPG dbr:File:Iozan_Joruriji_03.JPG dbr:File:Iozan_Kiyotakiji_05.JPG dbr:File:Iwamotoji_02.JPG dbr:File:Iwayadera_temple.jpg dbr:File:Iyadaniji-hondou02.jpg dbr:File:Iyo_Kokubunji_02.JPG dbr:File:Jinnein_03.JPG dbr:File:Kanjizaiji_07.JPG dbr:File:Kanonji,_Tokushima_02.JPG dbr:File:Kinnhuda02.jpg dbr:File:Kirihataji_03.JPG dbr:File:Kongochoji,龍頭山金剛頂寺_大師堂(室戸市)、26番札所_高知県室戸市元崎山_DSCF7169.JPG dbr:File:Kongofukuji_05.JPG dbr:File:Konsenji_01.JPG dbr:File:Konzoji_03.JPG dbr:File:Koonji_02.JPG dbr:File:Kounomineji_05.JPG dbr:File:Koyamaji_04.JPG dbr:File:Maegamiji_03.JPG dbr:File:Meisekiji_01.JPG dbr:File:Mikkyozan_Kichijoji_02.JPG dbr:File:MotoyamaJi,Kagawa-01.jpg dbr:File:Mujinzan_Jizoji_01.JPG dbr:File:Nagaoji_04.JPG dbr:File:Nankobo_01.JPG dbr:File:Nishozan-gokurakuji-main.JPG dbr:File:Noukyoutyo20210216.jpg dbr:File:Ogurizan_Dainichiji_03.JPG dbr:File:Okuboji_07.JPG dbr:File:Onsenzan-anrakuji-tahouto.JPG dbr:File:Onzanji_06.JPG dbr:File:Osuɡata.jpg dbr:File:P4022426ー4番大日寺夫婦遍路.jpg dbr:File:P4022665-8番_熊谷寺山門から本堂への石段.jpg dbr:File:Ryuunzan_Taisanji_06.JPG dbr:File:Sankakuji_01.JPG dbr:File:Sanuki_Kokubunji_05.JPG dbr:File:Seijuzan_Jorakuji_06.JPG dbr:File:Seiryuzan_Sairinji_01.JPG dbr:File:Sekkeiji_02.JPG dbr:File:Senyuji_03.JPG dbr:File:Shidoji_01.JPG dbr:File:Shikoku-Pilgerweg_Karte.png dbr:File:Shinshoji_04.JPG dbr:File:Shippozan_Kanonji_08.JPG dbr:File:Shiromineji_09.JPG dbr:File:Shoryuji_03.JPG dbr:File:Shozanji_02.JPG dbr:File:Shusshakaji_05.JPG dbr:File:Tairyuji_05.JPG dbr:File:Taisanji_04.JPG dbr:File:Tanemaji_03.JPG dbr:File:Tatueji_03.JPG dbr:File:Tennoji_Koshoin_02.JPG dbr:File:Tohorenɡyou.jpg dbr:File:Two_Niō_who_stand_in_the_left_(Un...-ji_in_Zentsū-ji_City_Kagawa_pref.jpg dbr:File:Unpenji_05.JPG dbr:File:Yakuoji_02.JPG dbr:File:Yakuriji_01.JPG dbr:File:Yasakaji_03.JPG dbr:File:Yashimaji_06.JPG dbr:File:Yokomineji_06.jpg dbr:File:Zenjibuji_05.JPG dbr:File:Zenrakuji01s3872.jpg dbr:File:Zentsu-ji_in_Zentsu-ji_City_Kagawa_pref46n4350.jpg dbr:Hanta-ji dbr:Jōruri-ji_(Matsuyama) dbr:Kōyama-ji dbr:Maegami-ji dbr:Nankōbō dbr:Nōkyō-chō dbr:Sairin-ji_(Matsuyama) dbr:Senyū-ji_(Imabari) dbr:Shusshakaji dbr:Tairyūji_(Anan) dbr:Tochi_kinbaku dbr:Wagesa dbr:Yakuri-ji dbr:File:Ishiteji_05.JPG dbr:File:Ryojuzan_Kakurinji_05.JPG dbr:File:Shokakuzan_Horinji_01.JPG dbr:Kannon-ji dbr:Shido-ji dbr:File:Sugozan_Daihoji_03.JPG dbr:Ichinomiya-ji
dbp:wikiPageUsesTemplate dbt:Authority_control dbt:Citation_needed dbt:Cite_book dbt:Commons dbt:Convert dbt:Coord dbt:GeoGroup dbt:Ill dbt:In_lang dbt:Nihongo dbt:Reflist dbt:Short_description dbt:Use_dmy_dates dbt:Wikivoyage dbt:Walking_routes
dct:subject dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Ehime_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Kagawa_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Kōchi_Prefecture dbc:Religious_buildings_and_structures_in_Tokushima_Prefecture dbc:Buddhist_pilgrimages dbc:Japanese_pilgrimages dbc:Shingon_Buddhism dbc:Shikoku_region
gold:hypernym dbr:Pilgrimage
rdf:type owl:Thing yago:Artifact100021939 yago:Building102913152 yago:Object100002684 yago:PhysicalEntity100001930 yago:PlaceOfWorship103953416 yago:YagoGeoEntity yago:YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity dbo:Convention yago:Structure104341686 yago:Whole100003553 yago:WikicatPlacesOfWorshipInEhimePrefecture yago:WikicatPlacesOfWorshipInKagawaPrefecture yago:WikicatPlacesOfWorshipInKōchiPrefecture yago:WikicatPlacesOfWorshipInTokushimaPrefecture
rdfs:comment La Ŝikoku-pilgrimado (japane 四国八十八箇所 ĉ. „88 lokoj de Ŝikoku“) kun sia 88 sanktaj lokoj estas grava budhisma pilgrimado sur la japana insulo Ŝikoku. Ĝi apartenas al la plej gravaj elementoj de la Daiŝi-kredo (大師信仰), en kiu oni estimas la budisman monaĥon kaj fondinton de , (774–835). (eo) Der Shikoku-Pilgerweg (japanisch 四国八十八箇所, shikoku hachijū hakkasho; zu Deutsch etwa: „88 Orte Shikokus“) mit seinen 88 heiligen Orten ist ein wichtiger buddhistischer Pilgerweg (Junrei) auf der japanischen Insel Shikoku. Er gehört zu den wichtigsten Elementen des Daishi-Glaubens (大師信仰, Daishi shinkō), in dem der buddhistische Mönch und Gründer der Shingon-shū, Kūkai (774–835), verehrt wird. (de) Shikokuko erromesbidea (japonieraz: 四国遍路 Shikoku Henro) Shikoku uhartean dauden 88 tenplu budista lotzen dituen erromes bidea da. 1.200 kilometrotako luzera dauka eta oinez hilabete bat edo bi erabiltzen dute erromesek. (eu) El Shikoku Henro (Camino de Shikoku) es un camino de peregrinación que recorre 88​​ templos budistas alrededor de la isla japonesa de Shikoku, la más pequeña de las principales del archipiélago de Japón. Esta ruta de 1200 kilómetros atrae cada año a miles de peregrinos de todo el mundo. (es) Le pèlerinage de Shikoku (四国八十八箇所, Shikoku hachijū hakkasho) est un pèlerinage effectué sur l'île de Shikoku au Japon et qui comprend 88 temples. C'est un pèlerinage circulaire consacré à Kōbō-Daishi, le fondateur du bouddhisme Shingon, mais on y retrouve des pèlerins de toutes les traditions. (fr) 四國八十八箇所(四国八十八箇所),是對日本四國島境內88處與弘法大師有淵源的靈場(寺院)之合稱,也簡稱八十八箇所,或稱四國靈場。巡拜四國八十八箇所則稱為四國遍路、四國巡禮。平安時代修行僧巡遊弘法大師的足跡,逐漸形成「四國遍路」的原型,江戶時代「四國遍路」的概念成立,巡禮者也不再只限於僧侶。 (zh) Pouť po 88 chrámech na japonském ostrově Šikoku každoročně vykoná přes 100 tisíc poutníků, kteří opakují cestu, kterou prošel mnich Kúkai v 9. století. Absolvují ji vyznavači buddhistické sekty Šingon, kterou tento mnich založil. Číslo 88 označuje počet hříchů, kterých se můžeme dopustit. Někteří poutníci začínají a končí pouť výstupem na horu Kója, které je centrem sekty Šingon. (cs) The Shikoku Pilgrimage (四国遍路, Shikoku Henro) or Shikoku Junrei (四国巡礼) is a multi-site pilgrimage of 88 temples associated with the Buddhist monk Kūkai (Kōbō Daishi) on the island of Shikoku, Japan. A popular and distinctive feature of the island's cultural landscape, and with a long history, large numbers of pilgrims, known as henro (遍路), still undertake the journey for a variety of ascetic, pious, and tourism-related purposes. The pilgrimage is traditionally completed on foot, but modern pilgrims use cars, taxis, buses, bicycles, or motorcycles, and often augment their travels with public transportation. The standard walking course is approximately 1,200 kilometres (750 mi) long and can take anywhere from 30 to 60 days to complete. (en) 四国八十八箇所(しこくはちじゅうはっかしょ、四国八十八ヶ所とも表記される)は、四国にある空海(弘法大師)ゆかりの88か所の仏教寺院の総称で、四国霊場の最も代表的な札所である。他に「八十八箇所」「お四国さん」「本四国」などの呼称がある。四国八十八箇所を巡礼(巡拝)することを四国遍路、遍路といい、また四国八十八ヶ所霊場会では「四国巡礼」といい、他に「四国巡拝」などともいう。俳句では春の季語となり、地元の人々は巡礼者を「お遍路さん」と呼ぶ。また、札所に参詣することを「打つ」(「」で後述)、巡礼に親切にすることを「お接待」と表現する。 阿波国(現・徳島県)の霊場は「発心の道場」で23か寺、土佐国(現・高知県)の霊場は「修行の道場」で16か寺、伊予国(現・愛媛県)の霊場は「菩提の道場」で26か寺、讃岐国(現・香川県)の霊場は「涅槃の道場」で23か寺が、88の霊場寺院の内訳である。寺院には長い歴史の中で栄枯盛衰があり、選定された時点では88の寺院はいずれも札所として遜色のない立派な伽藍であったであろうが、戦乱や火災により衰退の時期もあった。現在はそうした寺院も復興を果たしている。 (ja) Il Pellegrinaggio di Shikoku (四国八十八箇所 Shikoku Hachijūhakkasho?) è un pellegrinaggio il cui tracciato tocca ottantotto templi disposti lungo il perimetro dell'isola di Shikoku, Giappone, partendo dalla città di Naruto per arrivare alla città di Sanuki. Si crede che tutti questi templi siano stati visitati dal celeberrimo monaco buddista Kūkai, più noto in Giappone con il nome Kōbō-Daishi, che nacque a Zentsūji, Shikoku nel 774. Comunque, Kūkai ha menzionato la sua visita a soltanto due di questi templi nei propri scritti. In aggiunta a questi ottantotto, vi sono oltre 200 bangai - templi non considerati parte degli ottantotto ufficiali. Per completare il pellegrinaggio, è necessario visitare i templi secondo l'ordine prestabilito, ma non ha importanza da dove si inizi; il pellegrinaggio in (it)
rdfs:label Pouť po Šikoku (cs) Shikoku-Pilgerweg (de) Ŝikoku-pilgrimado (eo) Camino de Shikoku (es) Shikokuko erromesbidea (eu) Pèlerinage de Shikoku (fr) Pellegrinaggio di Shikoku (it) 四国八十八箇所 (ja) Shikoku Pilgrimage (en) 四國八十八箇所 (zh)
owl:sameAs dbpedia-commons:Shikoku Pilgrimage freebase:Shikoku Pilgrimage wikidata:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-cs:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-de:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-eo:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-es:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-eu:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-fi:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-fr:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-it:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-ja:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-sk:Shikoku Pilgrimage dbpedia-zh:Shikoku Pilgrimage https://global.dbpedia.org/id/tbc5 yago-res:Shikoku Pilgrimage
prov:wasDerivedFrom wikipedia-en:Shikoku_Pilgrimage?oldid=1117897426&ns=0
foaf:depiction wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Two_Niō_who_stand_in_...-ji_in_Zentsū-ji_City_Kagawa_pref.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Enkouji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Maegamiji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Nagaoji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Ryojuzan_Kakurinji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Onsenzan-anrakuji-tahouto.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/50番繁多寺本堂P1010126.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Aominezan_Negoroji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Awa_Kokubunji_12.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Butsumokuji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Byodoji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Chikamizan_Enmeiji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Chikurinji_Kochi31s3872.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Daikoji_07.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Doryuji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Eifukuji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Enmyoji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Fujiizenji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Gahaishizan_Mandaraji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Goshoji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Hojuji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Hotsumisakiji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Houkaisan_Dainichiji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Ichinomiyaji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Idoji_Hondo.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Inarizan_Ryukoji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iozan_Joruriji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iozan_Kiyotakiji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Ishiteji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iwamotoji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iwayadera_temple.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iyadaniji-hondou02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Iyo_Kokubunji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Jikuwasan_Ryozenji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Jinnein_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Jodoji-matsuyama_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kanjizaiji_07.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kanonji,_Tokushima_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kinnhuda02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kirihataji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kongochoji,龍頭山金剛頂寺_大師堂(室戸市)、26番札所_高知県室戸市元崎山_DSCF7169.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kongofukuji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Konsenji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Konzoji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Koonji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Kounomineji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Koyamaji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Meisekiji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Mikkyozan_Kichijoji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/MotoyamaJi,Kagawa-01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Mujinzan_Jizoji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Nankobo_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Nishozan-gokurakuji-main.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Noukyoutyo20210216.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Ogurizan_Dainichiji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Okuboji_07.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Onzanji_06.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Osuɡata.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/P4022426ー4番大日寺夫婦遍路.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/P4022616ー7番十楽寺本堂.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/P4022665-8番_熊谷寺山門から本堂への石段.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Ryuunzan_Taisanji_06.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sankakuji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sanuki_Kokubunji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Seijuzan_Jorakuji_06.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Seiryuzan_Sairinji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sekkeiji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Senyuji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shidoji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shikoku-Pilgerweg_Karte.png wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shinshoji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shippozan_Kanonji_08.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shiromineji_09.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shokakuzan_Horinji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shoryuji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shozanji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Shusshakaji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Sugozan_Daihoji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tairyuji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Taisanji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tanemaji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tatueji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tennoji_Koshoin_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tohorenɡyou.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Tosa_Kokubunji_04.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Unpenji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Yakuoji_02.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Yakuriji_01.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Yasakaji_03.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Yashimaji_06.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Yokomineji_06.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Zenjibuji_05.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Zenrakuji01s3872.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Zentsu-ji_in_Zentsu-ji_City_Kagawa_pref46n4350.jpg wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/土居商店街をゆくお遍路さんP4044924.jpg
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf wikipedia-en:Shikoku_Pilgrimage
is dbo:wikiPageRedirects of dbr:88_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Eighty-eight_temples dbr:Eighty_eight_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Eighty_eight_temples dbr:Dogo_futari dbr:四国巡礼 dbr:四国遍路 dbr:遍路 dbr:88_temple_tour dbr:88_temples dbr:Shikoku_pilgrimage dbr:Dōgyō_futari dbr:Eighty-Eight_Temples dbr:Shikoku_88_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Shikoku_Junrei dbr:Shikoku_henro dbr:Henro
is dbo:wikiPageWikiLink of dbr:Camino_de_Santiago dbr:Cape_Ashizuri dbr:Cape_Muroto dbr:88_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Begin_Japanology dbr:Sanpo_Toku dbr:Santōka_Taneda dbr:Sanuki,_Kagawa dbr:Tairyūji_Ropeway dbr:Anti-Korean_sentiment dbr:How_Do_You_Like_Wednesday? dbr:Uchiko,_Ehime dbr:Utazu dbr:Uwajima,_Ehime dbr:Virgin_Rope_Makeover dbr:Kūkai dbr:List_of_long-distance_footpaths dbr:List_of_museums_in_Japan dbr:Matsuura_Takeshirō dbr:Matsuyama dbr:Saijō,_Ehime dbr:Sakaide,_Kagawa dbr:Chichibu_34_Kannon_Sanctuary dbr:Chris_Sharma dbr:Ekiben_Hitoritabi dbr:Mino,_Kagawa dbr:Mitoyo,_Kagawa dbr:Miyoshi,_Tokushima dbr:Motoyama-ji dbr:Motoyama_Station_(Mitoyo) dbr:Mount_Kōya dbr:Muden_Station dbr:Muroto,_Kōchi dbr:Musashino_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Nagao_Station_(Kagawa) dbr:Yashima_no_Hage-tanuki dbr:Shuin dbr:Anraku-ji_(Kamiita) dbr:Anraku-ji_(Ueda) dbr:Shōdoshima dbr:Shōryū-ji dbr:Sukumo,_Kōchi dbr:Zatoichi's_Pilgrimage dbr:Zenjibu-ji dbr:Zenrakuji dbr:Zentsūji,_Kagawa dbr:Hotsumisaki-ji dbr:Kumano_Kodō dbr:Pilgrimage dbr:Meanings_of_minor_planet_names:_52001–53000 dbr:Awa,_Tokushima dbr:Tosa,_Kōchi dbr:Tosa_Kokubun-ji dbr:Tosashimizu,_Kōchi dbr:Tōnohama_Station dbr:Japan_100_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Japan_Heritage dbr:Junrei dbr:Jōe dbr:Mishō,_Ehime dbr:Ainan,_Ehime dbr:Amagiri_Castle dbr:Anan,_Tokushima dbr:Aizen-in dbr:Dainichi-ji_(Kōnan) dbr:Bandō_Sanjūsankasho dbr:Chūgoku_33_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Kanjizai-ji dbr:Kongō-zue dbr:Zentsū-ji dbr:List_of_Cultural_Properties_of_Japan_-_paintings_(Kōchi) dbr:Religious_habit dbr:Groups_of_Traditional_Buildings dbr:Heart_Sutra dbr:Itano,_Tokushima dbr:Iyo-Himi_Station dbr:Iyo-Komatsu_Station dbr:Iyo-Miyanoshita_Station dbr:Iyo-Wake_Station dbr:Japanese_folklore dbr:Tanema-ji dbr:Tourism_in_Japan dbr:Jinsei_Shinzaki dbr:Kagawa_Prefecture dbr:Kamiita,_Tokushima dbr:Kamiyama,_Tokushima dbr:Kan'onji,_Kagawa dbr:Karin_Muller dbr:Katsuura,_Tokushima dbr:Kawabata_Ryūshi dbr:Keisai_Aoki dbr:Kōchi,_Kōchi dbr:Kōnan,_Kōchi dbr:Kōnomine-ji dbr:Tadotsu,_Kagawa dbr:Takamure_Itsue dbr:Eighty-eight_temples dbr:Eighty_eight_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Eighty_eight_temples dbr:Dogo_futari dbr:Imabari,_Ehime dbr:Kitarō dbr:Komatsushima,_Tokushima dbr:Kongōchō-ji dbr:Konzōji_Station dbr:Kotoden-Shido_Station dbr:Kumakōgen,_Ehime dbr:Kume_Station dbr:Kuroshio,_Kōchi dbr:Minami,_Tokushima dbr:Buddhist_pilgrimage_sites dbr:Buddhist_pilgrimage_sites_in_India dbr:Nankoku,_Kōchi dbr:Naoto_Kan dbr:Naruto,_Tokushima dbr:Seiyo,_Ehime dbr:Sekkei-ji dbr:Shikoku dbr:Shimanto,_Kōchi_(town) dbr:Yasuda,_Kōchi dbr:Yoshinogawa,_Tokushima dbr:Kiyotaki-ji dbr:Ryūkō-ji dbr:Shido,_Kagawa dbr:Unpenji_Ropeway dbr:Oizuru_(garment) dbr:Sacred_Journey_of_Ku-Kai dbr:Nanzo-in dbr:Saigoku_Kannon_Pilgrimage dbr:Shinshō-ji dbr:The_Theatre_Centre dbr:四国巡礼 dbr:四国遍路 dbr:遍路 dbr:Yakuri_Cable dbr:88_temple_tour dbr:88_temples dbr:Shikoku_pilgrimage dbr:Dōgyō_futari dbr:Eighty-Eight_Temples dbr:Shikoku_88_temple_pilgrimage dbr:Shikoku_Junrei dbr:Shikoku_henro dbr:Henro
is foaf:primaryTopic of wikipedia-en:Shikoku_Pilgrimage