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The True History of Shido Temple

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2007

Authors

Tyler, Royall

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Kenkyusha Printing

Abstract

The seven fourteenth-century engi ("true histories") associated with Shidoji at the northeast corner of Shikoku, relate the temples legendary origins and the story of successive, divinely inspired repairs. Five are translated below, with an introduction.

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Keywords: Engi; Fujiwara; Noh; Shidoji

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/23284

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ANU Research Publications

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Asian Folklore Studies

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2037-12-31

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