Kūya [SEP] country of citizenship
Number 18 of the Ryōjin Hishō derives from 'Kūya's Praise'. The late tenth-century collection of biographies of those who had attained rebirth in the Pure Land, the "Nihon ōjō gokuraki ki", attributes to Kūya the devotion of all Japan to the nembutsu. He is also known as founder of Rokuharamitsu-ji.
See also.
- Pure Land Buddhism
- Jōdo shū
- Jōdo Shinshū
- Nembutsu
- Kanjin
Further reading.
- Chilson, Clark (2007).
intelligent and serious mind, and Reiga is actually a very calculative and perceptive individual. He discovers the truth behind the conspiracy on his own, realizing that Indrah is the actual culprit and Shurato is innocent.
Reiga strongly respects the like-minded Kūya, who are both very intelligent and masters of manipulating Sohma. The two are then pitted against each other while trying to open the Heiseimon Gate, but Reiga refuses to fight, instead trying to persuade Kūya back onto his side. After an exhausting battle, Kūya dies in