6-Religion-History-Shintoism

Yasumaro O

Emperor Temmu commissioned it.

Collection of 10000 Leaves

Shinto is Way of the Spirits {Kami-no-michi}.

Nihongi

Earlier history book Kojiki, Furukotofumi, or Records of Ancient Matters [680] is in Chinese.

Yengishiki

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Sorai O

He lived 1666 to 1728 and started Kogaku School, which studied original Confucian writings.

Jinsai I

He lived 1627 to 1705 and started Kogaku School or Study of Antiquity School, which studied original Confucian writings.

Norinaga M

He lived 1730 to 1801 and started return to Shintoism and ancient myth {kokugaku}, in Kokugaku or Kogaku School [1764]. Foreign influence should not change Japanese culture. Sorrow results from passing away {mono no aware, sorrow}, as in classical Japanese literature.

Atsutane H

He lived 1776 to 1843 and started return to Shintoism and ancient myth, in Kokugaku or Kogaku School.

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