Treasures of Jodo Shinshu and Hongwanji I The Transmission of Beauty and Spirit
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1 Special Exhibition Treasures of Jodo Shinshu and I The Transmission of Beauty and Spirit September 24th to November 27th, 2016 at Ryukoku Museum List of Works Notes The list numbers corespond to the exhibition labels. Not all the works of this list will be exhibited at the same time because of the exhibition rotations. Chapter 1 Past Chief Priests of No. Title Artist or Author Materials Date Location and Owner 1 [National Treasure] Portrait of Shinran (Kagami no Go'ei ) by Sen'amidabutsu, Inscription by Kakunyo ( ) Kamakura period, 13th century 2 Portrait of Shinran (Tōshin no Go'ei ) Endorsed by Junnyo ( ) Keichō 16 (1611) 3 Portrait of Shinran Endorsed by Junnyo Genna 8 (1622) 4 Seated Image of Shinran Wood with pigments, crystal eyes Kamakura-Nambokuchō Hongaku-ji, Fukui 5 Seated Image of Shinran Wood with toned repairs, crystal eyes period, 14th- Konkaikōmyō-ji, Kyoto 6 Illustrated Biography of Shinran ( shōnin Shinran denne ) Kōraku-ji, Nagano 7 Illustrated Biography of Shinran ( shōnin Shinran denne ) Inscription by Zonkaku ( ) Jōsen-bō in Temma, Osaka 8 [Important Art Object] Illustrated Biography of Shinran (Shinran shōnin eden ) Endorsed by Zonnyo ( ) Hōtoku 1 (1449) Senshō-ji, Ishikawa 9 Illustrated Biography of Shinran (Shinran shōnin eden ) Endorsed ( ) Kyōroku 4 (1531) Genkō-ji, Osaka 10 Genealogy of ( keizu )
2 11 Genealogy of (Keichō Edition) 17 century 12 Names of the Past Chief Priests of by Junnyo Keichō 7 (1602) Rinkō-ji, Tokyo 13 Portraits of Hōnen, Shinran, Nyoshin and Kakunyo period, 14- Enkō-ji, Nara 14 Portraits of Shinran and Rennyo Endorsed by Rennyo ( ) Bummei 8 (1476) (Saginomori betsuin), Wakayama 15 Portraits of Shinran and Rennyo 15- Busshō-ji, Osaka 16 Eight Portraits from Yamashina Portrait of Nyoshin 16-2 Portrait of Kakunyo 16-3 Portrait of Zennyo 16-4 Portrait of Shakunyo 16-5 Portrait of Gyōnyo 16-6 Portrait of Zonnyo 16-7 Portrait of Rennyo Portraits of the Past Chief Priests of Bunna 2 (Shōhei 8, 1353) 17 century 18 Portraits of Kakunyo and Rennyo Endorsed by Ryōnyo ( ) 15- Monmyō-ji, Toyama 19 Portraits of Shakunyo and Gyōnyo by Jōnyo ( ) Kampō 2 (1742) Monmyō-ji, Toyama 20 Portraits of Zonnyo and Jitsunyo by Jōnyo Kampō 2 (1742) Monmyō-ji, Toyama 21 Portrait of Kakunyo 15- Kōraku-ji, Nagano 22 Portrait of Zennyo by Jakunyo 18th century 23 Portrait of Gyōnyo Endorsed by Zonnyo Kakitsu 3 (1443) (Kanazawa betsuin), Ishikawa
3 24 Portrait of Zonnyo by Rennyo Kōshō 3 (1457) (Kanazawa betsuin), Ishikawa 25 Portrait of Rennyo ( ) Eishō 11 (1514) (Kanazawa betsuin), Ishikawa 26 Portrait of Rennyo Endorsed Daiei 2 (1522) 27 Portrait of Rennyo in his Youth Honshō-ji, Osaka 28 Portrait of Jitsunyo Daiei 4 (1524) Jōsen-bō in Temma, Osaka 29 Portrait of Shōnyo Jōsen-bō in Temma, Osaka 30 Portrait of Shōnyo 31 Portrait of Kennyo Endorsed by Junnyo Bunroku 5 (1596) 32 Portrait of Kennyo Endorsed by Junnyo Keichō 11 (1606) Gansen-ji, Osaka 33 Commentary on the Treatise on the Pure Land (Jōdoron chū ) Notes and postscript by Shinran ( ) Woodblock print on Kamakura period, Kenchō 8 (1256) 34 Letter of Nyoshin (To Kakushin-ni) by Nyoshin ( ) Kamakura period, Kenchi 3 (1277) 35 Illustrated Biography of Kakunyo (Bokie ) Volume 7 by Fujiwara no Hisanobu, Inscription by Asukai Masayasu Bummei 14 (1482) Volume 10 by Fujiwara no Takamasa, Inscription by Sahyōenosuke Korekane Kanno 2 (Shōhei 6, 1351) 36 (Kimyō jinjippō mugekō nyorai ) Inscription by Kakunyo, Endorsed by Rennyo 37 The True Teaching, Practice and Realization Transliterated in Japanese Literary Style (Kyōgyōshinshō Nobegaki ) by Zennyo Embun 5 (Shōhei 15, 1360)
4 38 Letter of Transfer of Authority by Gyōnyo by Gyōnyo Eikyō 8 (1436) 39 Notes Assailing Heresy and Revealing Truth (Hajakenshōshō ) by Zonnyo 40 A Record in Lament of Divergences (Tannishō ) Copied by Rennyo 41 (Namo amida butsu ) by Rennyo Daikō-ji, Wakayama 42 Temple of Yoshizaki Gobō Original image: Yoshimura Kōitsu ( ) Woodblock print and light colors on 19th century 43 (Kimyō jinjippō mugekō nyorai ) Shinkō-ji, Hyogo 44 Nine-character Name [for Amida Buddha] (Namo fukashigikō nyorai ) Konjō-ji, Osaka 45 Tembun Era Diary (Entry of September 27, Tembun 8) Tembun 8 (1539) 46 Letter of Emperor Gonara by Emperor Gonara ( ) Tembun 18 (1549) 47 Notice Board with the Regulations for the Priests in Ishiyama Wood Tembun 6 (1537) 48 Written Oath of Oda Nobunaga Tenshō 8 (1580) 49 Letter of Kennyo (Dated July 28, Tensho 8) by Kennyo ( ) Tenshō 8 (1580) 50 Letter with Official Seal of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (Dated Intercalary January 5, Tensho 19) Tenshō 19 (1591) Chapter 2 History of the Commemoration of the Accession of Jōdo Shinshū Tradition No. Title Artist or Author Materials Date Location and Owner 51 Film of the Commemoration on the Accesion of the Jodo Shinshū Tradition to Shōnyo Shōwa 8 (1933) Jōdo Shinshū -ha 52 Seven Panel Kesa of Shōnyo Shōwa 8 (1933)
5 53 Film of the Commemoration on the Accesion of the Jodo Shinshū Tradition to Sokunyo Shōwa 52, 55 (1977, 80) Jōdo Shinshū -ha 54 Seven Panel Kesa of Sokunyo Shōwa 55 (1980) 55 Seven Panel Kesa of Sennyo Heisei 16 (2004) 56 Buddhist Ceremonial Sceptre (Nyoi ) made of Tortoiseshell Tortoiseshell, wood and gold leaf Meiji period, 19th century 57 Box for Buddhist Utensils Lacquered wood and gold leaf with gilt bronze ornaments Meiji period, 19th century 58 Wooden Thurible in the Shape of Lotus Lacquered wood and gold leaf Meiji-Taishō period, 20th century 59 Silver Thurible in the Shape of Lotus Silver Meiji period, 20th century 60 Hermits in the chinese character " 壽 " By Kanō Baiun ( ) 18th century Chapter 3 Religious Treasures of and Jōdo Shinshū No. Title Artist or Author Materials Date Location and Owner 61 (Kimyō jinjippō mugekō nyorai ) Meiō 7 (1498) Eiō-ji, Hyogo 62 (Namo amida butsu ) Endorsed 14th century Enkō-ji, Nara 63 (Hōbenhosshin Sonzō ) Endorsed by Rennyo Entoku 2 (1490) Eiō-ji, Hyogo 64 (Hōbenhosshin Sonzō ) Endorsed by Rennyo 15th- 65 (Hōbenhosshin Sonzō ) Endorsed Eishō 8 (1511) Fumon-ji, Shiga 66 (Hōbenhosshin Sonzō ) Endorsed Konjō-ji, Osaka 67 Gobunshō Letters (Letters of Rennyo) 68 Gobunshō Letters (Letters of Rennyo) Woodblock print on
6 69 Gobunshō Letters (Letters of Rennyo) by Kennyo Woodblock print on 70 (Kimyō jinjippō mugekō nyorai ) Hiken-ji, Fukui 71 Nine-character Name [for Amida Buddha] (Namo fukashigikō nyorai ) Shōken-ji Toyama 72 Nine-character Name [for Amida Buddha] (Namo fukashigikō nyorai ) Ryukoku Museum 73 Nine-character Name [for Amida Buddha] (Namo fukashigikō nyorai ) Hiken-ji, Fukui 74 (Namo amida butsu ) 15th- 75 (Namo amida butsu ) Eiō-ji, Hyogo 76 and Six Small Buddha Images (Saginomori betsuin), Wakayama 77 Nine-character Name [for Amida Buddha], Seven Masters of Pure Land and Portrait of Shinran 14th- Hōkō-ji, Osaka 78 and Pure Land Masters of Japan Jōren-ji, Nagano 79 and Pure Land Masters of Japan Hiken-ji, Fukui 80 Images of Prince Shōtoku and Pure Land Masters of Japan 14th- Rinko-ji, Tokyo 81 Images of Prince Shōtoku and Pure Land Masters of Japan 82 Images of Prince Shōtoku and Pure Land Masters of Japan Honshō-ji, Osaka 83 Images of Pure Land Masters of Japan Endorsed by Rennyo Kanshō 4 (1463) Mampuku-ji, Osaka 84 Images of Pure Land Masters of Japan 85 Images of Pure Land Masters of Japan 15th- Kōraku-ji, Nagano 86 Images of Prince Shōtoku in his Youth and his Six Attendants Tembun 1 (1532) Hiken-ji, Fukui
7 87 Portrait of Hōnen by Rennyo Meiō 2 (1493) Hongaku-ji, Fukui 88 Images of Prince Shōtoku at the Age of Sixteen and Seven Masters of Pure Land Endorsed by Junnyo Keichō 18 (1613) 89 Images of Prince Shōtoku at the Age of Sixteen and Seven Masters of Pure Land Endorsed by Junnyo Genna 2 (1616) 90 Manifestation of Amida Tathagata's Light with Line of Succesion in Pure Land Buddhism from India to Japan (Kōmyō Honzon ) Kamakura-Nambokuchō Tōfuku-ji, Kanagawa 91 Manifestation of Amida Tathagata's Light with Line of Succesion in Pure Land Buddhism from India to Japan (Kōmyō Honzon ) 92 (Descent of Amida) Honsen-ji, Fukui 93 Thirteen Buddhas Enryū-ji, Osaka 94 Sutra on Amida Buddha Copied by Prince Sonchin ( ) Gold ink on indigo Tembun 18 (1549) 95 The True Teaching, Practice and Realization (Kyōgyōshinshō ) 96 Oral Transmission of the Life and Words of Shinran (Kudenshō ) 97 Commentary on Kōmyō Honzon (Benjutsumyōtaishō ) Chapter 4 Cultural Treasures of and Jōdo Shinshū No. Title Artist or Author Materials Date Location and Owner 98 [National Treasure] Collected Works of Thirty-six Celebrated Poets (Motozane, Tadami, Yakamochi, Atsutada, Komachi Collections) Ink on decorative Late Heian period, 12th century Komachi collection: Edo period, 17th century 99 [National Treasure] Classified Collection of Japanese Old Poems (Ruijū-koshu ) Late Heian period, 12th century 100 Collected Works of Japanese Celebrated Calligraphers and decorative Nara- 8th-19th century
8 101 A Tale of Flowering Fortunes (Eiga Monogatari ) Bummei 15 (1472) 102 Tales of Ise gold 17th century 103 Hunting Scene of Tatar People 17th century 104 Spring Scene of Kiyomizu Temple 17th century 105 Beauties under the hardy banana tree by Yamaguchi Soken ( ) Light colors on 18th-19th century 106 Reed and Crane by Gantai ( ) Light colors on 19th century 107 Trees and flowers with sun and moon in four seasons silver 17th century 108 Flower basket (Reverse side: Bamboo) gold 109 Shoulaojen, a crane with pine and a crane with bamboo by Kanō Tansetsu ( ) 17th-18th century
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