日本世界遺產 京都「仁和寺」 Ninna-ji Temple World Heritage 日本の世界遺産 仁和寺（にんなじ）

#世界遺產 #仁和寺 #京都観光
仁和寺，位於京都府京都市右京區，為日本真言宗御室派的總本山寺院。平安時代初期，公元886年，由日本第58代光孝日王下旨開始興建，但光孝日王於第二年駕崩，未能完成夙願。此後，其子宇多日王繼承了父王的遺願，於公元888年建成寺院。最初寺院的名稱為「西山御願寺」，寺號仁和寺，仁和源自宇多日王的年號。仁和寺的主尊為阿彌陀佛，寺院擁有眾多國寶文物，其中包括建築、雕塑、繪畫、書法經卷等，堪稱日本佛教歷史文化的珍貴寶藏，1994年，被聯合國教科文組織列入世界文化遺產。

仁和寺（にんなじ）は、京都市右京区御室大内にある真言宗御室派の総本山の寺院。山号は大内山。本尊は阿弥陀如来。開基（創立者）は宇多天皇。「古都京都の文化財」の構成資産として、世界遺産に登録されている。

The 59th Emperor of Japan, Emperor Uda, abdicated early in the Heian Era. He then took the monk’s vows, founded the Ninnaji Temple in 888 AD, and retired there as its head priest. In this capacity, he constructed a residence known as Omuro. Because its palatial design was reminiscent of the imperial household at Gosho, the living compound eventually came to be known as Omuro Gosho, or the Omuro Imperial Palace. Thus, the historical bonds between the temple and the imperial family run deep. From the days of the Omuro Gosho until the modern era, the abbot at Ninnaji was traditionally one of the Imperial family, an arrangement that served to unite the various Buddhist denominations and schools in Japan.