Shugendo (2215 bytes)
1: ...rtial Arts derived from the profound knowledge of Shugendo.
4: Shugendo evolved as a sort of algamation between state-spo...
5: Shugendo nowadays is less practiced (only by Yoshino Yamab...
8: ...term, ''[[shugenja]]'', is derived from the term "Shugendo" much as "Buddhist" describes a follower of Buddh...
10: ...ōja]] is often considered the founder of the shugendo.

En no Gyoja (327 bytes)
1: ...] and [[mystic]], believed to be the founder of [[Shugendo Buddhism|Shugendō]] [[Buddhism]]. He is vene...

Shugenja (600 bytes)
1: ...actitioners of the [[Japanese]] [[religion]] of [[Shugendo]]. They were sometimes known as ''[[yamabushi]]'...

Three Mountains of Dewa (819 bytes)
1: ...ion and especially the mountain ascetic cult of [[Shugendo]], Dewa Sanzan are a popular pilgrimage site visi...

Yamabushi (5173 bytes)
5: ...ics, and 'holy men,' who followed the path of ''[[shugendo]]'', a search for spiritual, mystical, or superna...
6: ...se ascetics, in addition to their devotion to ''[[shugendo]]'', studied the teachings of the [[Tendai]] sect...

7th century (2052 bytes)
11: * The religion of [[Shugendo]] evolves from [[Buddhism]], [[Taoism]], [[Shinto...

Togakure Ryu (4691 bytes)
1: ...o by Daisuke Nishina (Togakure), who had learnt [[shugendo]] practices as well as ''hakuun ryu'' [[ninjutsu]...

Gary Snyder (9613 bytes)
18: ...tice in monasteries but also was initiated into [[Shugendo]], a form of ancient Japanese [[animism]]. (See ...

Ninja (18407 bytes)
10: In the [[Nara period]], [[shugendo]], a style of Buddhism that focused on training o...

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