1 thought on “The start and end time of Dongshan culture in Japan”
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Dongshan Culture (ひが し か ん か) is the culture of the middle of the Muromachi era. The eight generations of generals were as centered on the Dongshan Villa of Yizheng Yiqizheng (1436-1490), and they were born in combination with the culture of Wujia, public, and Zen monks. Kyoto's Citizi Temple Yinge is a representative building of Dongshan Culture.
Ci Zhaoshi, which is often called Yinge Temple, is located in Zuojing District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. The mountain is Dongshan. The founder of the temple is the 8th -generation generals of the Shomo Shogunate. The ancestor of the mountain is a dream window sparse stone (in fact, the dream window sparse stone was the character around the first century before the temple was founded. ".). The Ashikaga Yizheng built the Guanyin Temple in the temple and was called "Yinge". Therefore, all the temples were called "Yinge Temple". )Echoes. Yinge Temple Garden (Special Historical Trace, Special known as Sheng) -Thechi Hui -Tour Garden with Jin Jingchi as the center. In the early days of the courtyard, the Xifang Temple Garden (Dream Window Stone Design), which is known as "Moss Temple", was imitated. The two gravel styles, including "ゃだ ゃだ ゃだ” ””）） ん) and "Xiang Mai", were formed in the late Edo period.
, the dry landscape garden, which was excavated in 1931, was located at the foot of the eastern mountain. It is said that the style of the Muromachi era was retained. The Guanyin Hall built by Yinge (Japanese National Treasure) — The Guanyin Hall built in the Dongshan Hall of the Ashikaga Yiyi is often used in the Golden Pavilion built by the third -generation general of Yizheng, the Golden Pavilion built by Yizheng Grandfather, so it has the existing name. The building was built in 1489 (the first year of Yande) and was completed shortly in the same year. The official name is "Dongshan Mountain Villa Guanyin Hall". The building structure is double -layer, treasure -shaped structure, and persimmon. The plane is rectangular, the front is 8.2 meters wide, and the depth depth is 7 meters. The "Heart Emperor Hall" at the bottom is a ordinary residential style. The "Chaoyin Pavilion" on the upper layer is a square -style (three rooms on the front side) of the Buddhist temple (Tang sample) Buddhist temple. The building also absorbed the traditional Japanese residential style created by the academy and became a representative building of Dongshan culture.
. Although the name of the Golden Pavilion of Luyuan Temple was actually posted with gold foil on the surface of the building, the Silver Pavilion did not affix the traces of silver foil. Regarding this, there is a saying that at first the builders planned to use silver foil, but later due to government fiscal distress, they were not completed as planned. (It is also said that because the building is a venue of righteousness, it is originally hoped to use the primary color of the wood without using a silver foil plan). There are many valuable stones and trees in the garden of C follow -up, which reflects the idea of paying attention to the tea ceremony and Zen culture in Dongshan culture at that time. Therefore, some people think that sticking silver foil is more in line with the culture of the culture at that time. Dongqiu Hall (とうぐどう) (Japanese national treasure) -The Buddhist temple and tea room of Yizheng was built in 1486 (18 years of civilization). The floor faces the pool with three and a half width front, and the plane is square.
This on the left is the two Buddhist temples on the front of the side. On the right is the study room and tea room (called Tongrenzhai). The deputy school and icing shed on the north side of the book are the oldest seat -style decorative -style rooms. It is the birth of the Japanese academy and the Caoyu Tea Room. It is regarded as a valuable heritage in the history of Japanese architecture. In addition, studies have shown that the original location of the building was closer to the Silver Pavilion of the south than the current position. Yinge Temple -from the sides of the road from the gate of Temi Temple to the garden, there is a fence relic, which is called "Yinge Temple".
Dongshan Culture (ひが し か ん か) is the culture of the middle of the Muromachi era. The eight generations of generals were as centered on the Dongshan Villa of Yizheng Yiqizheng (1436-1490), and they were born in combination with the culture of Wujia, public, and Zen monks. Kyoto's Citizi Temple Yinge is a representative building of Dongshan Culture.
Ci Zhaoshi, which is often called Yinge Temple, is located in Zuojing District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. The mountain is Dongshan. The founder of the temple is the 8th -generation generals of the Shomo Shogunate. The ancestor of the mountain is a dream window sparse stone (in fact, the dream window sparse stone was the character around the first century before the temple was founded. ".). The Ashikaga Yizheng built the Guanyin Temple in the temple and was called "Yinge". Therefore, all the temples were called "Yinge Temple". )Echoes. Yinge Temple Garden (Special Historical Trace, Special known as Sheng) -Thechi Hui -Tour Garden with Jin Jingchi as the center. In the early days of the courtyard, the Xifang Temple Garden (Dream Window Stone Design), which is known as "Moss Temple", was imitated. The two gravel styles, including "ゃだ ゃだ ゃだ” ””）） ん) and "Xiang Mai", were formed in the late Edo period.
, the dry landscape garden, which was excavated in 1931, was located at the foot of the eastern mountain. It is said that the style of the Muromachi era was retained. The Guanyin Hall built by Yinge (Japanese National Treasure) — The Guanyin Hall built in the Dongshan Hall of the Ashikaga Yiyi is often used in the Golden Pavilion built by the third -generation general of Yizheng, the Golden Pavilion built by Yizheng Grandfather, so it has the existing name. The building was built in 1489 (the first year of Yande) and was completed shortly in the same year. The official name is "Dongshan Mountain Villa Guanyin Hall". The building structure is double -layer, treasure -shaped structure, and persimmon. The plane is rectangular, the front is 8.2 meters wide, and the depth depth is 7 meters. The "Heart Emperor Hall" at the bottom is a ordinary residential style. The "Chaoyin Pavilion" on the upper layer is a square -style (three rooms on the front side) of the Buddhist temple (Tang sample) Buddhist temple. The building also absorbed the traditional Japanese residential style created by the academy and became a representative building of Dongshan culture.
. Although the name of the Golden Pavilion of Luyuan Temple was actually posted with gold foil on the surface of the building, the Silver Pavilion did not affix the traces of silver foil. Regarding this, there is a saying that at first the builders planned to use silver foil, but later due to government fiscal distress, they were not completed as planned. (It is also said that because the building is a venue of righteousness, it is originally hoped to use the primary color of the wood without using a silver foil plan). There are many valuable stones and trees in the garden of C follow -up, which reflects the idea of paying attention to the tea ceremony and Zen culture in Dongshan culture at that time. Therefore, some people think that sticking silver foil is more in line with the culture of the culture at that time. Dongqiu Hall (とうぐどう) (Japanese national treasure) -The Buddhist temple and tea room of Yizheng was built in 1486 (18 years of civilization). The floor faces the pool with three and a half width front, and the plane is square.
This on the left is the two Buddhist temples on the front of the side. On the right is the study room and tea room (called Tongrenzhai). The deputy school and icing shed on the north side of the book are the oldest seat -style decorative -style rooms. It is the birth of the Japanese academy and the Caoyu Tea Room. It is regarded as a valuable heritage in the history of Japanese architecture. In addition, studies have shown that the original location of the building was closer to the Silver Pavilion of the south than the current position. Yinge Temple -from the sides of the road from the gate of Temi Temple to the garden, there is a fence relic, which is called "Yinge Temple".