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Nichirenism

Nichirenism

Japanese nationalist ideology based on Nichiren Buddhism.

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    Japanese Buddhist preacher and nationalist (1887–1967).

    33%

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    Japanese Nichiren buddhist and nationalist (1861–1939).

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