Shoshu

Nichiren Buddhism - Sources and References - Japanese
... yōgi (日蓮正宗要義 "The essential tenets of Nichiren Shoshu") ... kenkyū (日蓮正宗史の基礎的研究 "A study of fundaments of Nichiren Shoshu history") ... "Introduction to Nichiren Shoshu") ...

Nichiren Shōshū - Doctrines and Practice - The Significance of The Dai-Gohonzon and The Three Treasures in Nichiren Shoshu
... In Nichiren Shoshu, it is believed that the Dai-Gohonzon (and its constituent facets) is the ultimate Buddhist teaching revealed by the True Buddha, Nichiren ... A fundamental doctrine in Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism is reverence for the Three Treasures, called sambō or sampō (三宝) in Japanese ... In Nichiren Shoshu, the Three Treasures are the Buddha (butsu he who reveals the Law), the Law (hō Dharma or "body of teachings"), and the Priesthood (sō he who ...

Dai Gohonzon - Overview of The Dai-Gohonzon
... Nichiren Shoshu, and also Soka Gakkai, believe that Nichiren inscribed the Dai-Gohonzon on the twelfth day of the tenth month, 1279 ... Nichiren Shoshu and Soka Gakkai believe a passage in Nichiren's 'On Persecutions Befalling the Sage' proves the authenticity of the Dai-Gohonzon ... The passage reads Other than Nichiren ShoShu sect of Buddhism, other schools including the Soka Gakkai, Nichiren Shu and Kempon Hokke do not believe that the Dai-Gohonzon is superior to other Gohonzons ...

Josei Toda
... Toda began practising Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism in 1928 and two years later, together with Makiguchi, he founded the Sōka Kyōiku Gakkai ('Value Creation Education Society') ... Toda, through his study of Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism, had come to the conclusion that Buddhahood, or enlightenment, is inherent in life itself, and that all people can manifest it ... for his efforts to propagate Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism for the remainder of his life ...

Hokkeko
... Hokkekō is a lay organization affiliated with the Nichiren Shoshu school of Japanese Buddhism and the name most Nichiren Shoshu temple congregations are known by ... or Hokkekyō 法華経), the Buddhist scripture Nichiren Shoshu bases its teachings on, and kō (講) in this usage means lay group or congregation ... Nichiren Daishonin (1222-1282), the founder of Nichiren Shoshu, also referred collectively to his lay followers as Hokkekōshū (法華講衆) in the ...