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Jeweled Stupas of the Lotus Sutra

Lotus Sutra jeweled-stupa mandala of Ryuhonji; Nara Nat'l Museum.
Lotus Sutra jeweled-stupa mandala, inscribed in gold and silver ink on deep blue paper. This is an example of a moji-to or sutra text inscribed in the form of a stupa. Late twelth to early thirteenth century. Ryuhonji; Nara National Museum.
The two Buddhas seated together in the jeweled stupa.
The two Buddhas Sakyamuni and Many Jewels seated together in the jeweled stupa. Bronze; bas-relief and repousse. Late seventh century. National treasure. Hasedera; Nara National Museum. Lotus Sutra mandala of Yokokuraji; Nara Nat'l Museum.
Lotus Sutra mandala, showing the two Buddhas seated in the jeweled stupa.
Unpainted wood; bas-relief. Eleventh century.
Important cultural property. Yokokuraji; Nara National Museum.




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Five story pagoda: each level represented by MYO, HO, REN, GE and KYO
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Each of the lantern levels has written upon it MYO, HO, REN, GE or KYO.

Five Story Pagoda at Taisekiji, Head Temple of Nichiren Shoshu
Five Story Pagoda at Taisekiji, Head Temple of Nichiren Shoshu.

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Outside shrine at Nipponzan Myohoji Today's butsudan [Buddha-home] is a modern Stupa
Outside shrine at Nipponzan Myohoji.
Today's butsudan [Buddha-home] is a modern Stupa.
Updated 8 July 2008