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Saicho (最澄, Saichō) is a member of Team Kuu, as well as it's second in command. Saicho has a frail, and somewhat feminine look to himself, and has been mistaken for a girl at times in the series. His black hair is somewhat long, and hangs over the right side of his face. He wears a standard martial arts gi with paper folded around his torso. He briefly lent his gi to Fuko to cover herself ...
Saichō’s first esoteric Buddhist performances, which contained new and exotic ritual paraphernalia and gestures, propelled him to fame in the royal court and among leading Buddhist clerics. His second initiation was attended by many of the leading monks in Nara along with top court administrators.
18 feb 2023 · Saichō (767 – 822), born in Shiga, also known as Dengyo Daishi (daishi, great master), was a Japanese Buddhist monk who founded the Tendai sect. Saichō studied and meditated at Tōdai-ji in Nara and was trained by teachers who advocated different variations of Mahayana Buddhism.
Saichō (最澄, 15 September 767 – 26 Juni 822) adalah seorang biarawan Buddha Jepang yang disebut-sebut mendirikan sekolah Tendai di Jepang, berdasarkan pada tradisi Tiantai Tiongkok yang ia lihat pada saat perjalannya di Tiongkok pada 804.
Saichō complied with the emperor's request that he perform an esoteric ritual for him, in return for which he received imperial permission to establish his new Tendai sect and to ordain two disciples each year—one for doctrinal study and one for esoteric initiation (abhiṣeka).Saichō's fortunes went into a permanent decline after Emperor Kammu's death in the days following Saichō's return.
Saichō adalah seorang biarawan Buddha Jepang yang disebut-sebut mendirikan sekolah Tendai di Jepang, berdasarkan pada tradisi Tiantai Tiongkok yang ia liha...
Tendai shū Setta buddhista giapponese fondata da Saichō (o, con altro nome, Dengyō Daishi) nel 9° sec. e derivata dalla scuola cinese fondata nel 6° sec. da Zhiyi sul Monte Tiantai, da cui trae il nome ( Tiantai). Concepiva le varie forme storiche del buddhismo come tappe successive dell’educazione buddhista.
