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| Abbreviation of Seiryoujishiki Shaka Nyoraizou �´—ÁޛޮŽß‰Þ”@—ˆ‘œ, also known as *Zuizou Shaka ��‘œŽß‰Þ. A sculpture of *Shaka Žß‰Þ modelled after the Shaka image Shakazou Žß‰Þ‘œ at Seiryouji �´—ÁŽ› (popularly known as Saga Shakadou �µ‰ãŽß‰Þ“°) in Kyoto. The Seiryouji image itself was brought from Northern Song China to Japan by the Toudaiji “Œ‘厛 priest Chounen ú¢‘R (?-1016) in 987. Copies of this image were made for temples all over Japan. The term is generic to all such images. | ||||||
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