Jōkei (貞慶) (1155–1213) was an influential Buddhist scholar-monk and reformer of the East Asian Yogācāra sect in Japan, posthumously known as Gedatsu shōnin (解脱上人, "Liberated Master"). Jōkei was a prolific author, asserting and compiling the Yogācāra doctrine while simultaneously refuting newer movements, particularly the Pure Land movement begun by Hōnen. Like his contemporary Myōe, Jōkei sought to make Buddhism more accessible to the public through the promotion of rebirth to Mount Potalaka, the dwelling of the bodhisattva Kannon, or aspiring for rebirth in Tushita, where the bodhisattva Maitreya dwells. Jōkei actively promoted devotion to Gautama Buddha, the historical founder, through devotional practices, access to śarīra (relics of the Buddha), and promotion of the traditional monasti
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| - 貞慶（じょうけい、久寿2年5月21日（1155年6月22日）- 建暦3年2月3日（1213年2月24日））は、鎌倉時代前期の法相宗の僧である。 祖父は藤原南家の藤原通憲（信西）、父は藤原貞憲。号は解脱房。釈迦如来、弥勒菩薩、観音菩薩、春日明神を深く信仰し、戒律の復興に努め、法相教学の確立に大きな役割を果たした。その一方で朝廷の信任も厚く、勧進僧と力を合わせ、由緒ある寺社の復興にも大きく貢献した。勅諡号は解脱上人。笠置寺上人とよばれた。興福寺の衆徒が法然らの提唱した専修念仏の禁止を求めて朝廷に奏上した『興福寺奏状』の起草者としても知られる。 (ja)
- Jōkei (貞慶) (1155–1213) was an influential Buddhist scholar-monk and reformer of the East Asian Yogācāra sect in Japan, posthumously known as Gedatsu shōnin (解脱上人, "Liberated Master"). Jōkei was a prolific author, asserting and compiling the Yogācāra doctrine while simultaneously refuting newer movements, particularly the Pure Land movement begun by Hōnen. Like his contemporary Myōe, Jōkei sought to make Buddhism more accessible to the public through the promotion of rebirth to Mount Potalaka, the dwelling of the bodhisattva Kannon, or aspiring for rebirth in Tushita, where the bodhisattva Maitreya dwells. Jōkei actively promoted devotion to Gautama Buddha, the historical founder, through devotional practices, access to śarīra (relics of the Buddha), and promotion of the traditional monasti (en)
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| - Jōkei (貞慶) (1155–1213) was an influential Buddhist scholar-monk and reformer of the East Asian Yogācāra sect in Japan, posthumously known as Gedatsu shōnin (解脱上人, "Liberated Master"). Jōkei was a prolific author, asserting and compiling the Yogācāra doctrine while simultaneously refuting newer movements, particularly the Pure Land movement begun by Hōnen. Like his contemporary Myōe, Jōkei sought to make Buddhism more accessible to the public through the promotion of rebirth to Mount Potalaka, the dwelling of the bodhisattva Kannon, or aspiring for rebirth in Tushita, where the bodhisattva Maitreya dwells. Jōkei actively promoted devotion to Gautama Buddha, the historical founder, through devotional practices, access to śarīra (relics of the Buddha), and promotion of the traditional monastic code, the Vinaya. (en)
- 貞慶（じょうけい、久寿2年5月21日（1155年6月22日）- 建暦3年2月3日（1213年2月24日））は、鎌倉時代前期の法相宗の僧である。 祖父は藤原南家の藤原通憲（信西）、父は藤原貞憲。号は解脱房。釈迦如来、弥勒菩薩、観音菩薩、春日明神を深く信仰し、戒律の復興に努め、法相教学の確立に大きな役割を果たした。その一方で朝廷の信任も厚く、勧進僧と力を合わせ、由緒ある寺社の復興にも大きく貢献した。勅諡号は解脱上人。笠置寺上人とよばれた。興福寺の衆徒が法然らの提唱した専修念仏の禁止を求めて朝廷に奏上した『興福寺奏状』の起草者としても知られる。 (ja)
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