The Kanto Three Great Acalas (関東三大不動 [ja]) is a collective term, recorded in the Japanese history, for the three temples that are dedicated to the Acala ("Unmovable Wisdom King") in Kantō region governed by shōgun.
Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple (成田山新勝寺) and Takahatafudotake Kongo Temple (高幡山金剛寺) had long been considered as two of the three Acala temples down the ages; however, there have been several versions of what the third temple is. [1]
Versions
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- Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple (Narita Acala), Chiba Prefecture
- Takahatafudotake Kongo Temple, (Takahatafudo Acala), Tokyo, Hino
- Gyokusan Sougan Temple (玉嶹山總願寺) (Fudogaoka Acala, 不動ヶ岡不動尊), Saitama Prefecture
- Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple (Narita Acala), Chiba Prefecture
- Takahatafudotake Kongo Temple, (Takahatafudo Acala), Tokyo, Hino
- Aburisan Oyama Temple (雨降山大山寺) (Oyama Acala 大山不動尊), Kanagawa Prefecture
- Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple (Narita Acala), Chiba Prefecture
- Takahatafudotake Kongo Temple, (Takahatafudo Acala), Tokyo, Hino
- Takayama Fudoson Kokisan JorakuinTemple (高貴山常樂院) (Takayama Acala 高山不動尊), Saitama Prefecture
- Narita-san Shinsho-ji Temple (Narita Acala), Chiba Prefecture
- Takahatafudotake Kongo Temple, (Takahatafudo Acala), Tokyo, Hino
- Daisyo Temple (Koshigaya city) (大聖寺 (越谷市)) (Osagami Acala, 大相模不動尊), Saitama Prefecture
See also
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- ^ 種智院大学密教学会 (1984). 総覧不動明王. 大本山成田山新勝寺. p. 244. NCID: BN05873444.
- ^ 越谷市 市史編纂室 (1977). 越谷市史: 通史. Vol. 2. 越谷市役所. p. 258. National Biography Number: 77004898.